AccessibleAustralia

Independent perspectives / Everyday possibility

Accessibility, Inclusion & Companion Support in Australia

Independent guides to accessible living, travel and community participation across Australia.

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Friends spending time together on a sunny boardwalk, including a wheelchair user

People. Places. Possibilities.

The Companion Card essentials

Looking for Companion Card information?

Start with the question that brought you here.

The practical edit

Good questions.
Better days.

Useful details for the places you visit, the experiences you choose and the people you spend time with.

Visitors moving through a bright art museum with white walls

Accessibility

What to ask before visiting a new venue

Check the whole visitor journey, from arrival and seating to bathrooms and sensory access. Compare confirmed details rather than accessibility labels.

People talking at an outdoor community event registration table

Accessibility

Planning an event people can take part in

Plan invitations, communication access, room layout, staffing and follow-up using a practical event register and Australian Human Rights Commission guidance.

Two women sitting together in a park, one using a mobility chair

Companion Card Guides

Your first outing with a Companion Card

Plan a first Companion Card visit with a clearly labelled museum example. Confirm tickets, facilities, support and a workable alternative before travelling.

Coastal road and ocean near Lorne, Victoria

Out into the world / Travel

There is more
to explore.

From the journey there to the room you book, plan around your access needs, your pace and the things you want to do.

Plan an accessible trip Ask better hotel questions

Great Ocean Road, Victoria. Confirm access for each stop.

Follow what matters to you

A place to
start.

Explore five connected parts of everyday life. Your needs and choices set the direction.

The complete guide collection

Independent living & support

Life on
your terms.

Start with the routines that matter. Find clear questions for conversations about your home, technology and support.

Two people having a conversation in a park, one using a wheelchair

Disability Support

Finding disability support: where to start

Understand the roles of Disability Gateway, NDIA, NDIS Commission, Carer Gateway and Services Australia. Prepare enquiries and compare support providers.

Companion Card / Around Australia

Closer to home.

Find your state or territory
A tram on a tree-lined Melbourne street at twilight

Victoria

Applications, everyday use and official resources.

An independent Australian resource

A little clarity.
More possibility.

Practical information is a starting point. Your experiences, preferences and choices come first.

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