Our work related to family, domestic and sexual violence

Australia’s Disability Strategy calls on all Australians to ensure people with disability can participate as equal members of society.

The Australian Brain Cancer Mission is investing $126.4 million to support research into brain cancer. It aims to improve the quality and length of life of people with brain cancer. In the long term, the Mission aims to defeat brain cancer.

The Australian Cancer Nursing and Navigation Program aims to ensure all people with cancer have access to high quality and culturally safe care.

We are establishing an Australian Centre for Disease Control (CDC) to improve our response to public health emergencies.

Australian Disability Parking Scheme helps eligible people park nearer to their destination.

The AGPT Program is a way to become a general practitioner (GP) in Australia. Registrars who complete the program can work unsupervised as a GP anywhere in the country. We fund 1,500 training places every year. Australia’s GP colleges deliver this program for us.

We are linking data in the Australian Immunisation Register with other Australian Government datasets as part of the Person Level Integrated Data Asset. This combined data can help answer important policy and research questions on immunisation in Australia. Learn more about this project.

We provide core funding for the Australian Indigenous HealthInfoNet. It provides the evidence base to inform practice and policy in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health by making research and other knowledge readily accessible.

The Australian Government provides subsidies to approved residential aged care providers through the Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) funding model.

The Australian Nurse–Family Partnership Program supports women who are pregnant with an Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander baby to help them become the best mum possible. Nurses make home visits to provide guidance during early pregnancy, the baby's infancy and into toddlerhood.