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Jobseeker Useful Websites

• Job Able (www.jobable.gov.au)
  For more information on choose the right employment service for you, tips on interviews and links to some great websites.
  
  
• Centrelink Rate Calculator (www.centrelink.gov.au)
  Find out by how much your income will increase when you are working!
  
  
• Centrelink Mobility Allowance (www.centrelink.gov.au)
  You may be eligible for a mobility allowance whilst looking for work.
  
  
• Australian Workplace (www.workplace.gov.au)
  Australian Workplace provides access to online services and information, guiding you to employment information, government assistance, jobs, careers, training and working conditions.
  
  
• Employers Making a Difference (www.emad.asn.au)
  Employers Making a Difference (EMAD) works with businesses to assist them to recruit people with a disability easily and successfully by providing information, advice, and support.
  
  
• Diversity@Work (www.diversityatwork.com.au)
  Diversity@work are the disability experts. We provide strategic planning, and work with organizations to design and implement customized workplace initiatives.
  
  
• Disability WORKS Australia (www.dwa.org.au)
  Disability WORKS Australia (DWA) is a newly created incorporated national body formed from existing Disability Recruitment Coordinator (DRC) providers.
  
  
• Disability Services Queensland (www.disability.qld.gov.au)
  Disability Services Queensland is the State Government Department for disability services, with great links to community and other services.
  
  
• Disability Services Victoria (www.disability.vic.gov.au) 
  Disability Online provides information on programs and services in Victoria and links to 436 other useful websites.
  
  
• Technical Aid to the Disabled (www.technicalaidnsw.org.au)
  Information on custom designed aids to meet individual needs and situations, computer loans, sales and other useful services.
  
  
• CRS Australia (www.crsaustralia.gov.au)
  CRS Australia delivers vocational rehabilitation services to Australian citizens or residents who have an injury, disability or health condition.
  
  
• ACROD (www.acrod.org.au)
  The Commonwealth Government recognises ACROD as the peak body for the disability industry and their website provides information about the latest industry news (including employment news), access, equipment and a calendar of events.