An advocacy service for adults with severe / profound disabilities, funded by the Department of Community Services, for residents of the Inverell Shire, also provides with Atlas (Adult Training, Learning and Support).

NCOSS is part of an Australia-wide system of state councils of social service, linked to a national council and provides an independent voice on welfare policy issues and social and economic reforms. It acts as a channel for consultation with government and between parts of the non-government sector with common interests and diverse functions.

The Criminal Justice Support Network (CJSN) is a project of Intellectual Disability Rights Service that is being established to assist people with an intellectual disability who are in contact with, or affected by the criminal justice system. A statewide telephone information and advice service will be available for 24 hour support.

DIAS Inc is an independent information and advocacy service for people with a disability, their families and carers. It is co-located at the Bathhurst Information and Neighbourhood Centre and provides an Outreach Service to Cowra, Dubbo, Mudgee, Orange and Parkes.

The Disability Complaints Service is run by People with Disabilities NSW and helps people with a disability who wish to make a complaint about their rights being infringed. It is available to any person living in NSW who has a disability, or any person wishing to make a complaint on behalf of a person with a disability. All information about the complaint is kept confidential. This is a free service.

The Hotline is a single contact point for anyone in Australia who wants to report claims of abuse and neglect against people with a disability in any Commonwealth, State or Territory government run or government funded disability service. It is open from 9am to 7pm Monday to Friday.

This website is aimed at making the justice system more accessible to people who have a disability or who are from culturally and linguistically diverse communities. It explains court processes in straight forward language and provides information about how courts can accommodate individual requirements.

The Guardianship Division of NCAT is a specialist disability division within NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (NCAT). The Division conducts hearings to determine applications about adults with a decision making disability who are incapable of making their own decisions and who may require a legally appointed substitute decision maker.