Media Access Australia is a not for profit, public benevolent institution and Australia's primary media access organisation. Their role is to provide information about media access and to develop and apply technological solutions to media access issues. This includes, but is not limited to, captioning and audio description.

The National Relay Service (NRS) provides people who are deaf, or have a speech or hearing impairment, with access to a standard telephone service. The NRS provides a relay service for the cost of a local call every day of the year, twenty-four hours a day. Calls go via a Relay Officer who 'relays' the message (usually text to voice or vice versa). The NRS comprises the Call Centre where Relay Officers transmit calls to other people; and an Outreach Service to provide activities which support awareness, training and usage of the NRS.

The Shepherd Centre caters for children from birth on first diagnosis of a hearing impairment to school age and provides a learning opportunity for these children and their families. Services include home visiting, pre-school and correspondence programmes.

St George bank customers who are deaf or are hearing impaired can obtain information about their accounts or deal directly with bank staff on their TTY telephone.

The Deaf Society provides specialist support services and programs for people who are deaf, deafblind and hard of hearing, and their families in NSW. Offices are located across NSW with an office in Canberra.

Conducts classes in non-verbal communications techniques, as well as mimed theatrical productions for schools, and some performances each year.