• Welcome to ADACAS

    ACT Disability, Aged and Carer Advocacy Service (ADACAS) is an independent, not-for-profit organisation committed to protecting and promoting the rights of:

    • People with disability
    • People experiencing mental ill-health
    • Older people
    • Carers

    We provide free, independent, and confidential advocacy and advice to help you navigate challenges, access essential services, and make informed decisions.

  • Welcome to ADACAS

    ACT Disability, Aged and Carer Advocacy Service (ADACAS) is an independent, not-for-profit organisation committed to protecting and promoting the rights of:

    • People with disability
    • People experiencing mental ill-health
    • Older people
    • Carers

    We provide free, independent, and confidential advocacy and advice to help you navigate challenges, access essential services, and make informed decisions.

  • Access free support to protect your rights.

    Empowering You

    We work alongside you to ensure you have all the information you need to build confidence and support your journey. Whether you are facing barriers or seeking guidance, ADACAS is here to help you take control.

    Your Voice Matters

    We advocate for your human rights and ensure you are heard in the decisions that affect your life.

What do you need help with?

No matter the problem, challenge, or complaint you have, the ADACAS team can provide you with information, advice or assist you to self advocate or connect you to one of our advocates to support you in addressing your concern.

As an independent organisation we also support people to put in an application to the National Redress Scheme, This is a free and confidential service. Please reach out if you are just interested to understand the process in more detail.

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ADACAS can help you, or someone you know, solve problems accessing help, services, and support.

We support people with disability, mental ill-health, and older people who need some additional help to ensure:

  • their voice is being heard,
  • they can access the services they need,
  • require help to better understand their rights, or
  • navigate complex systems.