Centrelink

Centrelink is a Government Agency delivering a range of Commonwealth services to the Australian community and is the gateway for people seeking access to Australian Government income support. Centrelink is also responsible for the registration and referral of job seekers to employment and related services.

Centrelink has trained Senior Customer Service Advisers and other staff who can help individuals with a disability find the service that best suits their needs.

Centrelink also provides people of working age with a Job Capacity Assessment to access the type of service that will help them find work or training tailored to their individual needs.

If you are interested in finding work you should register your interest by phoning or visiting one of the Centrelink Customer Service Centres that are located throughout Australia.

Contacting Centrelink

To find out more about disability supports and services, Centrelink is a good place to start. You can go to the Centrelink website or call 13 1021 to make an appointment at your local Customer Service Centre with a Senior Customer Service Adviser.

Office Hours: 8:30am - 5pm, Monday - Friday (excluding public holidays)

Centrelink also provides people of working age with a work capacity to access the type of service that will help them find work or training tailored to their individual needs.

If you are interested in finding work you should register your interest by phoning visiting one of Centrelink Customer Service Centres that are located throughout Australia or telephone to make an appointment.

For further information on Centrelink locations, services or to make an appointment phone: 131 021

If you cannot telephone Centrelink yourself to lodge a claim or find work, someone else can telephone Centrelink for you.