Office is open weekdays 9am-5pm, 24/7 on call donor co-ordinator available, please call 08 8378 1671

Donatelife SA

Health Education in illness prevention and management advice, chronic disease management, injury prevention. Health Promotion projects, programs, services, campaigns, funding submissions, research, development, implementation and evaluation. Community Health Nursing services, community-based. School health and well-being education programs. Workplace employee health and safety programs. Service, Advice and Consultancy to community groups, non-government organisations, health foundations, community health centres, hospitals, aged care facilities, disability care agencies, education providers, local, state and federal government departments.
Office located in northern rural Victoria. Service available nation wide. International enquirers welcome.

HealthGains

We don't have a 'site location' - as a volunteer run national organisation, the AFA is organised by a national committee.
We offer support and information to those affected by or interested in the condition of albinism

Albinism Fellowship of Australia

Our aim is support the Crohn's and ulcerative colitis community with a focus on confidential support programs including education, advocacy, counseling, increasing awareness and generating and utilising funds for research and support.  See our website links for further information available.: EntryProcedures Expressions of interest have been given regarding starting a Support Group in South Australia.  CCA is currently working towards developing a group in Adelaide and people have expressed interest in becoming a support group facilitator.

Crohn's And Colitis Australia

Heartbeat provides services such as reassurance, accommodation, fundraising functions, and social activities for members and cardiac patients. Anyone who has undergone cardiac surgery, suffers from cardiac disease or is interested in the aims and objectives of Heartbeat is eligible to join. Heartbeat House provides low cost accommodation for cardiac patients and their carers. See our website links for further information: EntryProcedures Heartbeat branch meetings for heart disease patients, ex-patients and their partners operates at Royal Adelaide Hospital, Flinders Medical Centre and Modbury Hospital, Clare, Gawler, Wallaroo, Jamestown, Murray Bridge, Port Pirie and Whyalla

Heartbeat Inc

Open 24 hours. The Australian Breastfeeding Association runs the National Breastfeeding Helpline 1800 Mum 2 Mum (1800 686 268). The Breastfeeding Helpline is available 7 days a week. It is staffed by trained, volunteer counsellors who answer calls on a roster system in their own homes. 

If you have any specific questions or concerns, please do not hesitate to call the Breastfeeding Helpline. 

Counselling is also available via email or in person at your local ABA support group.

Australian Breastfeeding Association (SA/NT Branch)

The McGrath Foundation was co-founded by Jane McGrath and her cricketing husband Glenn after Jane's initial recovery from breast cancer.  It was Jane's personal experience that led her to believe that the McGrath Foundation should raise money to place McGrath Breast Care Nurses in communities right across Australia, as well as to increase breast awareness in young Australian women.: EntryProcedures Contact Natalie Hawkins, BCN Programme Support Officer for further information. As of September 2012, the McGrath Foundation has helped support over 16,000 Australian families experiencing breast cancer, with 77 McGrath Breast Care Nurses working in communities right across Australia.

McGrath Foundation

We provide information about resources in the community that Homebirth Network SA members have found useful during their pregnancies and preparation for homebirth. This includes independent midwives, birth advocates, birth workers and doulas for pre and postnatal services. We offer practical help and support to those who are considering or have had a Homebirth. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Contact Kylie Lawson. Homebirth is a normal, natural, healthy, life-giving event which you may choose to share with your family and friends, in an atmosphere of joy and trust. Come visit with the Homebirth Network of South Australia to research, plan and celebrate your homebirth journey: WaitingListDetails Events with the Homebirth Network of South Australia include homebirth information sessions, birth stories nights, coffee mornings 4th Friday morning of the month, at Eastwood Community Centre, 95 Glen Osmond Road.

Homebirth Network Of SA Inc

The Sarcoma and Bone Cancer Research Foundation Association provides peer support, from survivors of these diseases. If you would like first hand information on treatment and life changes that follow a diagnosis of sarcoma or bone cancer, please contact us. Additional support and information can also be obtained at www.lifesupportmagazine.com.au: EntryProcedures Contact Linda for more information

Sarcoma And Bone Cancer Research Foundation Association Inc

Thalassaemia Australia's education, advocacy and health promotion programs constitute the bulk of its activities. The publication of educational material, quarterly newsletter and community awareness /advocacy are all produced at a cost.  See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures The South Australian agency ceased operating in December 2008. Information about thalassaemia are available from Thalassemia Australia

Thalassaemia Australia

Retina Australia provides information and the opportunity of support to persons and families affected by Retinitis Pigmentosa and other retinal dystrophies and to raise funds to finance scientific research into the causes, prevention and cure. See our website links for further information: EntryProcedures Contact President Philippa Cooper. Crucial support and information is provided to the newly-diagnosed and to those whose vision is deteriorating.

Retina Australia (South Australia) Inc

NOFASARD provides information, advocacy, education and support to assist carers and those working with and affected by Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD). FASD describes a range of disabilities and a continuum of effects that may arise from prenatal alcohol exposure. It is widely recognised as the most common preventable cause of birth defects and brain damage in children. Contact us by phone or email, or see our website for support and/or further information on diagnosis and interventions.: EntryProcedures Diagnoses are Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (FAS), partial Fetal Alcohol Syndrome (pFAS), Alcohol Related Neurodevelopmental Disorders (ARND) and Alcohol Related Birth Defects (ARBD). For support and/or further information on diagnosis and interventions contact NOFASARD.: WaitingListDetails Through education and advocacy, NOFASARD members aim to improve the lives of children/adults with FASD. Representatives available to present at seminars and workshops for both government and nongovernment agencies.

Patient advocacy and liaison in Ceduna

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Patient advocacy and liaison in Ceduna

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