Welcome to the Caring 4 Change Support Directory. Below you'll find a curated list of Australian organisations that advocate for and support people with various conditions, as well as their carers.
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π¨ Emergency, Crisis & Helplines
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- 24/7 crisis support and suicide prevention services. π¨ Crisis Support
- 24/7 nationwide telephone and online counseling for anyone affected by suicide. π§ Mental Health
- 24/7 national domestic, family, and sexual violence counseling and support. π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Family Support
- Urgent help if you suddenly cannot provide care (e.g., you become ill or have an accident). π« Carers
- Confidential support and information regarding the abuse of older people. π΄ Aged Care
- 24/7 helpline for carers dealing with severe behavioral and psychological symptoms of dementia. π§© Dementia
- Report abuse and neglect of people with disability. βΏ Disability
- Speak to experienced cancer nurses for confidential support and information. ποΈ Cancer
- Practical and confidential advice from allied health professionals. π©Έ Stroke
- Guidance on heart health, recovery, and managing heart conditions. π« Heart Health
- National helpline for advice on diabetes management and NDSS services. π΅ Diabetes
- Talk to an epilepsy nurse about seizure management and care plans. β‘ Epilepsy
- Direct support and rapid information for MND patients and carers. ποΈ MND
π National & Regional Support Networks
π¦πΊ National Organisations click to toggle
- National peak body for unpaid carers; advocates for policy and service changes. π« Carers
- National peak body for mental health carers, families, and supporters. π§ Mental Health
- National disability rights and advocacy, run by and for people with disability. βΏ Disability
- National grassroots advocacy for autistic people, their families, and carers. βΎοΈ Autism
- National network providing free aged care advocacy and support. π΄ Aged Care
- Peak body for multiple sclerosis research, advocacy, and support. ποΈ MS
- National advocacy and support for people with Parkinson's and their families. ποΈ Parkinson's
- National peak body for dementia advocacy, education, and support. π§© Dementia
- Australia's peak body for acquired brain injury (ABI) advocacy and support. π§ Brain Injury
- Direct support, forums, and resources for families/carers of people with complex mental health issues. π§ Mental Health
- Massive resource and support network for anxiety, depression, and mental health. π§ Mental Health
- Peak national organization protecting the rights of older Australians. π΄ Aged Care
- National peak body for Motor Neurone Disease support, equipment, and advocacy. ποΈ MND
- Relationship support services, counseling, and family dispute resolution for carers under strain. π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ Family Support
- National peak body for cancer research, prevention, and support. ποΈ Cancer
- National support for stroke survivors, their families, and carers. π©Έ Stroke
- National charity dedicated to fighting heart disease and supporting patients. π« Heart Health
- National body providing support and resources for people living with diabetes. π΅ Diabetes
- National peak body for kidney disease support, education, and advocacy. π« Kidney
- National support for people living with lung disease and their carers. π« Lung
- National coalition of epilepsy organisations providing support and advocacy. β‘ Epilepsy
π¦πΊ Australian Capital Territory (ACT)
- β General carers advocacy and support. π« Carers
- β Disability, mental health, and aged care advocacy. βΏ Disability
- β Mental health carers advocacy and support. π§ Mental Health
- β Disability advocacy for people with intellectual disability. βΏ Disability
- β Disability advocacy and support. βΏ Disability
- β Cancer support, prevention, and research for the ACT region. ποΈ Cancer
- β Support, education, and resources for diabetes in the ACT. π΅ Diabetes
- β Support, information, and advocacy for people with epilepsy in the ACT. β‘ Epilepsy
π¦πΊ New South Wales (NSW)
- β General carers advocacy and support. π« Carers
- β Disability, mental health, and aged care advocacy. βΏ Disability
- β Mental health carers advocacy and support. π§ Mental Health
- β Independent disability advocacy. βΏ Disability
- β Advocacy for people with disability and their families. βΏ Disability
- β Peak body for people with physical disability. βΏ Disability
- β Advocacy for people with intellectual disability. βΏ Disability
- β Legal advice and aged care advocacy for older people in NSW. π΄ Aged Care
- β Mental health information, anxiety support, and education in NSW. π§ Mental Health
- β Information and support for people affected by cancer in NSW. ποΈ Cancer
- β Support, education, and resources for diabetes in NSW. π΅ Diabetes
- β Nationwide support and education, based in NSW. β‘ Epilepsy
π¦πΊ Northern Territory (NT)
- β General carers advocacy and support. π« Carers
- β Mental health support and advocacy. π§ Mental Health
- β Disability advocacy and support. βΏ Disability
- β Independent disability advocacy. βΏ Disability
- β Support and resources for people affected by cancer in the NT. ποΈ Cancer
- β Support for people with diabetes and related conditions in the NT. π΅ Diabetes
- β Support and advocacy for people with epilepsy in the NT. β‘ Epilepsy
π¦πΊ Queensland (QLD)
- β General carers advocacy and support. π« Carers
- β Mental health carers, families, and supporters. π§ Mental Health
- β Peak body for people with disability. βΏ Disability
- β Systemic advocacy for people with disability. βΏ Disability
- β Direct advocacy services across QLD (strong regional presence) for aged and disability support. π΄ Aged Care
π¦πΊ South Australia (SA)
- β General carers advocacy and support. π« Carers
- β Disability advocacy and support. βΏ Disability
- β Independent disability advocacy. βΏ Disability
- β Support services, accommodation, and resources for cancer in SA. ποΈ Cancer
- β Education, support, and advocacy for people with diabetes in SA. π΅ Diabetes
- β Professional services and support for people with epilepsy in SA. β‘ Epilepsy
π¦πΊ Tasmania (TAS)
- β General carers advocacy and support. π« Carers
- β Brain injury advocacy and support. π§ Brain Injury
- β Independent advocacy for older people, and people with disabilities or mental health issues. π΄ Aged Care
- β Support, prevention education, and resources for cancer in TAS. ποΈ Cancer
- β Support and resources for people living with diabetes in TAS. π΅ Diabetes
- β Statewide support, education, and advocacy for epilepsy. β‘ Epilepsy
π¦πΊ Victoria (VIC)
- β General carers advocacy and support. π« Carers
- β Victorian peak body for mental health carers. π§ Mental Health
- β Disability advocacy and rights. βΏ Disability
- β Advocacy for people with intellectual disability. βΏ Disability
- β Advocacy for young people with disability. βΏ Disability
- β Advocacy for older people. π΄ Aged Care
- β Information, legal advice, and support to safeguard older Victorians from abuse. π΄ Aged Care
- β Information, support, and prevention programs for cancer in VIC. ποΈ Cancer
- β Leading charity and peak body for diabetes in Victoria. π΅ Diabetes
- β Support, education, and training for people living with epilepsy. β‘ Epilepsy
π¦πΊ Western Australia (WA)
- β General carers advocacy and support. π« Carers
- β Mental health carers support (WA). π§ Mental Health
- β Disability advocacy and support. βΏ Disability
- β Independent disability advocacy. βΏ Disability
- β Support for people with developmental disability. βΏ Disability
- β Aged care advocacy. π΄ Aged Care
- β Cancer support services, education, and advocacy in WA. ποΈ Cancer
- β Essential support and education for diabetes management in WA. π΅ Diabetes
- β Support network and information for epilepsy in Western Australia. β‘ Epilepsy
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Directory last reviewed and updated: July 2026
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