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These guys come recommended by a member. They appear to recognise that while the value of a car goes down over time , the value of disability modifications and accessories go up; so they separate them.

A Companion Card allows your companion to accompany you to certain venues, free of charge. You would need to search online and complete form applicable to your state (Qld etc).

 Advance care planning involves planning for your future health care. It enables you to make some decisions now about the health care you would or would not like to receive if you were to become seriously ill and unable to communicate your preferences or make treatment decisions. 

This allows you to park legally in disabled parking bays. You would need to search online for appropriate form.

LifeTec is a database website of a wide range of Assistive Technologies.

A supplement for people who give additional daily care to someone with a disability or medical condition. It is not means tested and is a small payment to assist with small costs, such as parking.

Some councils offer discounts on rates as well as car registration discount.

 Better health and wellbeing for all Australians, now and for future generations.

Your mental wellbeing is the unique way that you handle your emotions, respond to stress and also your general outlook on life. Having a healthy sense of mental wellbeing has many benefits. It lifts your mood, promotes resilience in difficult situations and helps you get the most out of life.

 Government funded spectacle schemes that support eligible patients to access subsidises for prescription glasses are operated by all state and territory governments in Australia. Patient eligibility, subsidy size, product coverage and the role of the optometrist in supporting patient access to the scheme, differs across jurisdictions. In addition to spectacles, some states cover contact lenses and low vision aids for eligible patients. 

Find available assistance from the Australian and state and territory governments.

Please note, energy.gov.au does not administer any rebates or concessions. For more information, please visit the website in each listing.

To find what’s available, fill in the search boxes with some information about your interests and where you are in Australia.

You can add more information about the topic you’re interested in (like solar PV or energy efficiency) and what type of help (like rebates, concessions or advice).