The Australian Federation of Disability Organisations (AFDO) is a Disabled People’s Organisation (DPO) that serves as the national voice representing people with disabilities in Australia. Committed to achieving a community where individuals with disabilities can participate fully in social, economic, political, and cultural life, AFDO is a cross-disability representative organization. Their members consist of national and state disability advocacy organizations that are run by and for people with disabilities and their families, advocating on behalf of Australians with disabilities.

To fulfill their mission and vision, AFDO provides policy advice and representation to government and organizations on issues affecting the lives of individuals with disabilities. They also work to educate and inform the general community about disabilities, aiming to create a society that fosters inclusion and participation for everyone. As a Disabled People’s Organisation, AFDO understands disability through the social model, focusing on removing barriers that limit individuals' choices and independence.

Their strength lies in their diverse and collaborative membership, which includes both cross-disability organizations and disability-specific organizations, ensuring that the voices of all individuals with disabilities are heard and represented