Disability support services delivered throughout Western Australia include the the following programs, initiatives and strategies that are provided and/or funded by the Department of Communities:
Advocacy services for people with disability
funding from the Department of Communities for independent advocacy organisations and services.
Advocacy services for people with disability
Communities Inclusion Connection Team
Department of Communities assists individuals and families across Western Australia to connect with mainstream supports and specialised services.
Communities Inclusion Connection Team
Disability Justice Service
For eligible people with intellectual disability, cognitive impairment or autism who are involved with the criminal justice system.
Disability Justice Service Portal
A simple, secure way to request services from the Disability Justice Service online 24/7.
Disability Justice Service Portal
Local Coordination
The State is responsible for providing continuity of support for people under 65 years of age who do not meet the NDIS residency requirements and who were receiving State-funded disability-related supports.
National Disability Insurance Scheme
Information about the NDIS and how to apply (external link)
National Disability Insurance Scheme
Neurodevelopmental Disability Assessment Service (NDAS)
Provides diagnostic assessment services for individuals to determine if they have autism spectrum disorder or an intellectual disability. It also determines eligibility for state-funded specialist disability services.
Neurodevelopmental Disability Assessment Service (NDAS)
Rights of people with disability
Know your rights and how you are protected in difficult situations.
Rights of people with disability
Support services for families and carers
Organisations that provide support for families and carers of individuals living with disability.
