Service Finder: Migrant Resource Centre Of SA - Community And Welfare Support
Social support service, ADELAIDE, SA 5000
Address:
59 King William Street, ADELAIDE, SA, 5000
Contact:
- Ph: 08 8217 9500
- E: admin@mrcsa.com.au
- W: Visit website www.mrcsa.com.au
Today's opening hours:
9am - 5pm
Open now
Opening times:
- Monday: 9am - 5pm
- Tuesday: 9am - 5pm
- Wednesday: 9am - 5pm
- Thursday: 9am - 5pm
- Friday: 9am - 5pm
Public holidays: View holiday hours Hide holiday hours
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New Year's Day:
01 January 2021
Closed -
Australia Day:
26 January 2021
Closed -
Adelaide Cup Day:
08 March 2021
Closed -
Good Friday:
02 April 2021
Closed -
Easter Saturday:
03 April 2021
Closed -
Easter Sunday:
04 April 2021
Closed -
Easter Monday:
05 April 2021
Closed -
Anzac Day - SA:
25 April 2021
Closed -
Anzac Day - Additional Day - SA:
26 April 2021
Closed -
Queen's Birthday - SA:
14 June 2021
Closed -
Labour Day - SA:
04 October 2021
Closed -
Christmas Day:
25 December 2021
Closed -
Boxing Day:
26 December 2021
Closed -
Boxing Day Additional Day:
28 December 2021
Closed
Billing:
Other Option
Wheelchair access:
Yes
Additional Information: Individual Counselling and Group Information Workshops assists with client budgeting advice, information on their rights and obligations as consumers, mediation and advocacy with creditors, referral to welfare organisations for additional support such as clothing and personal items, household goods and other assistance. Emergency Relief to eligible individuals and families in emergency need, both directly or through their community groups and organisations. See website links for further information: EntryProcedures For additional information about the MRCSA Community and Welfare Support program, contact the Settlement Services Manager on (tel) 8217 9510.: WaitingListDetails The MRSCA provides a number of welfare support measures aimed at asssiting needy individuals and families access temporary respite from their financial difficulties and improve their understanding and skills in relation to budgeting
Address:
59 King William Street, ADELAIDE, SA, 5000
Contact:
- Ph: 08 8217 9500
- E: admin@mrcsa.com.au
- W: Visit website www.mrcsa.com.au
Today's opening hours:
9am - 5pm
Open now
Opening times:
- Monday: 9am - 5pm
- Tuesday: 9am - 5pm
- Wednesday: 9am - 5pm
- Thursday: 9am - 5pm
- Friday: 9am - 5pm
Public holidays: View holiday hours Hide holiday hours
-
New Year's Day:
01 January 2021
Closed -
Australia Day:
26 January 2021
Closed -
Adelaide Cup Day:
08 March 2021
Closed -
Good Friday:
02 April 2021
Closed -
Easter Saturday:
03 April 2021
Closed -
Easter Sunday:
04 April 2021
Closed -
Easter Monday:
05 April 2021
Closed -
Anzac Day - SA:
25 April 2021
Closed -
Anzac Day - Additional Day - SA:
26 April 2021
Closed -
Queen's Birthday - SA:
14 June 2021
Closed -
Labour Day - SA:
04 October 2021
Closed -
Christmas Day:
25 December 2021
Closed -
Boxing Day:
26 December 2021
Closed -
Boxing Day Additional Day:
28 December 2021
Closed
Billing:
Co-payment
Wheelchair access:
Yes
Additional Information: Provides direct on-arrival support services to Humanitarian entrants that include airport reception and welcome, information and orientation, health assistance, case management, assistance with temporary on-arrival accommodation and permanent housing, education, training and employment needs. Ongoing assistance and support is also provided to migrants and refugees during their first five years of settlement in South Australia.: EntryProcedures The MRCSA provides a broad range of settlement services to migrant and refugee new arrivals, most of who are in their first five years of settlement. These are aimed at assisting them to adjust to life in Australia, to link and engage with available services and supports to further their independence and participation in all spheres of community life.: WaitingListDetails These include integrated humanitarian settlement services to refugee new arrivals, settlement services through the department of immigration and citizenship grants program, specialist services targeted at groups with specific needs (refugee women, young refugees at risk, families with children, refugee men and small and isolated groups) of new settlers in metropolitan and regional South Australia.
