A health planning tool designed to improve the hospital journey of people with intellectual disability. It provides structured templates for clinicians to ensure safe admission, clear communication, and coordinated discharge planning with families and carers.

The Adult Intellectual Disability Mental Health ECHO is a NSW-based tele-mentoring program that connects multidisciplinary clinicians with specialists from the Statewide Intellectual Disability Mental Health Hub and 3DN UNSW. Through regular online sessions, participants build confidence and capability to provide high-quality mental health care for adults with intellectual disability.

The ACI Intellectual Disability Health Network provides resources, guidelines, and tools to improve health services for people with intellectual disability in NSW. It supports clinicians, services, and families with best practice models of care.

AADDM is a professional association for doctors who work with people with developmental disabilities. Their website provides guidelines, position statements, and resources to support inclusive medical practice and advocacy

The Black Dog Institute provides evidence-based resources, digital tools, and training programs for mental health. Their resources include materials tailored for people with intellectual disability and their carers, especially around mood disorders, resilience, and self-management.

Carer Gateway is an Australian Government-funded program delivered through Carers NSW that offers free services and supports for carers. In NSW, Carer Gateway provides counselling, peer support, respite planning, carer coaching, and tailored support packages for carers of those with disability, mental health issues, chronic illness, or ageing needs.

A national initiative providing practical support, information, and access to respite for carers. The website includes services for carers of people with intellectual disability, mental health conditions, and complex needs.

Circle of Security International offers evidence-based programs that help caregivers understand and respond to children’s emotional needs to build secure attachment relationships. The approach is widely used in NSW by child and family services and mental health practitioners.