Inclusive Employment Australia resources for participants
Practical resources to help participants prepare for work
Everyone’s journey into work is different. Some people are just starting out, some are retraining, and others are already employed but need the right adjustments or ongoing support.
These resources are here to help you build confidence, learn new skills, care for your wellbeing and explore pathways into work, including training, self-employment and advocacy. Whatever your goals, you can find the guidance that fits your needs.
Health
Taking care of your health is an important part of feeling confident at work and in daily life. These resources can guide you when you are not feeling your best.
I want general health information
I am having trouble sleeping
I am struggling with my emotions
I am feeling anxious
I cannot seem to relax
I want to connect with local services
Wellbeing
Looking after your wellbeing is about feeling connected, supported and balanced. These resources can help you strengthen relationships, reduce stress and find support when you need it.
I want to build connections
I want to try mindfulness or meditation
I want support for my relationships
I am a carer and need support
Finding work
Finding meaningful work can feel like a big step. These resources are here to guide you through each stage, from understanding employment programs to preparing for interviews.
Understanding Inclusive Employment Australia
Employment information for people with disability
Help with my resume
Preparing for interviews
Gaining experience
Financial support
In-work support
Starting a new job or staying supported at work can feel easier when you know what help is available. These resources cover everything from settling in on day one to building skills and accessing extra support.
Getting started in my new job
Knowing my rights at work
Making changes in my workplace
If I face discrimination at work
Learning new skills in my job
Self-employment opportunities
Starting or growing a business can be exciting but also challenging. These resources can help you learn about self-employment, access support, and be inspired by others who have made it work.
Learn more about the Self-Employment Assistance program
Register for the Self-Employment Assistance program
Advocacy services
Advocacy is about making sure your voice is heard, and your rights are respected. These services can help you understand your options, make informed decisions, and access the support you need.
Access to advocacy for my needs
Finding help and information
Individual advocacy support
Access urgent support
If you or someone you know is in immediate danger, please call 000 right away.
You are not alone. Whether you are feeling low, anxious or overwhelmed, free and confidential services are available to listen,
support and guide you.
Crisis and mental health support
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Lifeline – Call 13 11 14, text 0477 13 11 14, or chat online
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Suicide Call Back Service – Call 1300 659 467
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Beyond Blue – Call 1300 22 4636 or chat online
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MindSpot – Call 1800 61 44 34
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Medicare Mental Health – Call 1800 595 212
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MensLine Australia – Call 1300 78 99 78 or chat online
Support for loneliness
- FriendLine – Call 1800 424 287 or chat online
Support for young people and families
- Kids Helpline – Call 1800 55 1800
- headspace – Call 1800 650 890 or chat online
Support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples
- 13YARN – Call 13 92 76
- Thirrili – Call 1800 805 801
Support for LGBTIQ+ people
- QLife – Call 1800 184 527 or chat online
Support for pregnancy and new parents
- PANDA – Call 1300 726 306
- ForWhen – Call 1300 24 23 22
- Gidget Foundation – Call 1300 851 758
Support for complex mental health issues
- SANE Australia – Call 1800 187 263 or chat online
- Blue Knot Foundation – Call 1300 657 380