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MSWA provides supports and services to people in Wa with Multiple Schlerosis, their families and carers. MSWA provides supports and services to people in Wa with Multiple Schlerosis, their families and carers. Services include Physiotherapy and massage, occupational therapy, social work,advocacy, councelling, community and hospital liason nursing, case co-ordination, and funding applications for equiptment and care. I addition to providig these services in Wilson, Outreach Groups/ services exist in Beechboro, Rockingham, Wangara, Bunbury and Albany, health professionals visit regional areas. MSWA has 2 respite homes and 3 high support accomodation facilities. In addition we provide in home supports and care and assistance with accessing the community. MSWA supporet people with other neurological conditions under specific programs. The Societ funds for research into the cause, treatments and a cure for MS and helath progfessionals and the connunity about MS and its effects. MSWA supports placements for nursing, medical and allied healthstudents. Business Hours: 0830-1730 Mon-Fri at Wilson; 24 hour supports at respite and accommodation

MSWA

The Motor Neurone Disease Association of Western Australia is a registered charity and support organisation. It is a member of the Motor Neurone Disease Association of Australia.

Motor Neurone Disease Association of Western Australia Inc (MNDAWA)

Specialised care and support organisation for people living with MND and their families

Dumbartung is a Nyoongah grass roots advocacy agency working to alleviate the suffering of trauma and pain associated with past Government policies of dispossession, displacement and religious disinheritance. Dumbartung 's belief is that as Aboriginal people we need to rejuvenate our cultural belief system as a means of ensuring the strength of our future generations identity and spiritual growth, that will help sustain our young people's lives in a changing and challenging world.

Dumbartung Aboriginal Corporation

WA's leading not-for-profit provider of early parenting and childhood services with a passion for supporting families with children 0-6 years.

Ngala

Ngala is a helpline services Assists & empowers families with 0-6yr olds to enjoy parenting. Recommended by the resource unit for children with special needs. Country callers ring 1800 111 546. 

The Council on the Ageing (WA) Inc. is a not for profit public benevolent organisation who's mission is to protect and promote the well-being of all older Western Australians

Council on the Ageing (WA) Inc.

Holyoake is a non-government provider of Alcohol and other Drug (AOD) treatment services in WA where individuals can rediscover their sense of value, belief and self-empowerment.

Holyoake - Victoria Park

Holyoake is a leading non-government provider of alcohol and other drug treatment services and has been operating since 1975. We offer a range of services including individual counselling, couple counselling, group programs and ongoing care to individuals who are impacted by their own substance use, as well as other family members who are affected by another’s dependency. Each year Holyoake reaches out to over 6,500 people - men, women, partners, couples, parents, young adults, adolescents and children. In addition, DRUMBEAT, our unique evidence-based, award-winning program is available across Australia and around the world. Holyoake operates from five WA locations - Victoria Park, Midland, Northam, Narrogin and Merredin.

The integrated Drug and Alcohol Youth Service is a partnership between Mission Australia and Next Step. The service provides young people and their families with improved access to a comprehensive range of alcohol and other drug services. These services include withdrawal and respite, clinical psychology, medical assessment and review, opiate and alcohol pharmacotherapy, residential rehabilitation and Aboriginal and youth mentors.

Mission Australia Drug And Alcohol Youth Service For Young People

Advocacy, Information, Support, and Referral

Aboriginal Advocacy Service
We provide individual advocacy and support to Aboriginal consumers experiencing a problem with a health service, linking in with our Advocacy Team.

Health Consumers' Council WA

Health Consumers’ Council (WA) Inc (HCC) is an independent voice, advocating for patients in Western Australia. It offers a unique perspective on health policy and service delivery matters. HCC receives funding from State and Commonwealth agencies and comments publicly on all issues affecting health.

The WA Deaf Society is a non-profit organisation established in 1921 to provide services to deaf and hard of hearing people in WA. 0410 017 540 after hours

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