Do you need help?

Who do we help?

Men, women and children with a disability who come from another country or speak a different language.

Our advocates will try to help you solve problems that are concerning you
Our Advocates can talk to other organisations for you. For example – NDIS, Centrelink, Department of Housing schools and hospitals
Advocates help with any problem relating to a person’s disability or medical issue
Advocates are not “case managers”, which means they cannot help with every single problem a person might be facing. Connections to other service providers that may help an individual with their problem is possible
Help is available for up to 12 months

An advocate is someone you can trust and who is on your side.

An advocate is someone you can trust and who is on your side.

They can help you to tell people what you want and need.
They can help you to tell people when something is wrong.
They can help you to solve problems.
Everyone can have an advocate to help them
An advocate is NOT a lawyer
Our advocates will try to help you solve problems that you are concerned about
Our advocates can talk to other organisations for you if you want, like NDIS, Centrelink,
Department of Housing, schools and hospitals