The Office of the Public Advocate's has a role in the area of advocacy responding to requests for assistance and support for persons with a mental incapacity and their carers at both individual and systems levels. They have a comprehensive set of publications to assist in understanding Guardianship and Admin, various categories ranging from fact sheets to annual reports and topical papers. See website links for further information

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The role of the Office of the Public Advocate (OPA) is to promote and protect the rights of people with mental incapacity in South Australia. The Office of the Public Advocate has three main client groups - people with mental incapacity, family, carers and friends of people with mental incapacity, people and organisations with an interest in issues arising from mental incapacity.

Families SA work protecting children from abuse and harm, support families, provide alternative care when home is no longer an option, work with young people who break the law, manage adoption processes, care for refugee children at risk and help communities affected by disaster to rebuild. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Contact Families SA District Centres to access family support services or for further information regarding child protection, alternative care and adoption, youth justice and anti poverty programs

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Inclusive Directions Inc

Services include personal, relationship (past abuse including sexual, physical, emotional and neglect, domestic violence, parenting, personal concerns, crises, anxiety, depression, guilt, fears, loss and grief ), pre-marriage preparation and counselling including PREPARE and ENRICH, marriage and relationship counselling, support through separation or divorce, assistance to families, Christian spiritual issues. or financial counselling, welfare assistance for  clothing, Community Settlement Services Scheme - support for newly arrived migrants and refugees including advocacy, information and referral. Opportunity shops - Lutheran Care and Clothing Stores at Blair Athol, Payneham and Smithfield. available.Services include personal counselling See website links for further information available

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Anglicare helps many South Australians, from the very young to the very old with a diverse range of services, providing hope to people who may feel there is none. Anglicare has a range of services for families and children throughout the metropolitan area. This includes aged care, services for children and young people, families, vulnerable people and communities, housing and social enterprise. See our website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Anglicare supports those who are homeless, unemployed, financially disadvantaged, grieving or lonely. We work with families in crisis offering foster care for children, care for the elderly both in their homes and in the community, emergency financial relief, food parcels or vouchers, accommodation, as well as therapy, counselling and rehabilitation for those in need: WaitingListDetails Anglicare SA's main role is to give people hope, not just for a day or a week, but for the rest of their lives

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Families SA work protecting children from abuse and harm, support families, provide alternative care when home is no longer an option, work with young people who break the law, manage adoption processes, care for refugee children at risk and help communities affected by disaster to rebuild. See website links for further information: EntryProcedures Contact Families SA District Centres to access family support services or for further information regarding child protection, alternative care and adoption, youth justice and anti poverty programs

The Department for Education and Child Development aims to support every family so that from the start of a child's life, all South Australians have the opportunity to become happy, healthy and safe members of our community. The department provides integrated services for families, children and young people for early childhood development and wellbeing, and public education services, including some services previously delivered by Families SA and SA Health via the women's and children's health network.: PreviouslyKnownAs Family and Youth Services: PreviouslyKnownAs Families SA: PreviouslyKnownAs Children, Youth and Family Services:

Community and family support services provide emergency relief, material aid, advocacy, referral and support to people in personal and financial crisis, group programs addressing general life skills. Referrals for alcohol and drug programs, court and prison chaplains, counselling services, domestic violence services, employment training programs, family tracing, homeless shelters and services. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures A Family Support worker will schedule a private interview to discuss your situation and needs, then make an assessment of the types of services we can provide. This interview must be conducted in person and cannot be done over the phone or via email. If you live in a regional or country area where we do not have a Family Support centre, please contact your nearest Salvation Army corps (church)

Salvation Army

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Our Children's Contact Service helps children to stay connected to all members of their family after a family separation. We provide a child focused, safe and confidential service for families who are finding it difficult to manage parenting arrangements. See website for more information.: EntryProcedures The Changeover service is when children and young people are calmly moved between their separated parents or other family members by our workers. Supervised Contact Visits are blocks of time children spend with a parent or family member at the service. Visits happen with the supervision of a worker. They can be arranged when both parties agree on it, or if court ordered.

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12.30pm - 1.30pm closed. The Salvation Army responds to families experiencing difficulties in many ways, including family support and related counselling, women's refuges, domestic violence services, adolescent and children's services, marriage and family education. Emergency assistance - food assistance, blankets, bus tickets, voucher assistance with gas and electricity, chemist, shoes, Telstra, clothing. See website for further information: EntryProcedures A Family Support worker will schedule a private interview to discuss your situation and needs, then make an assessment of the types of services we can provide. This interview must be conducted in person and cannot be done over the phone or via email. If you live in a regional or country area where we do not have a Family Support centre, please contact your nearest Salvation Army corps (church): WaitingListDetails If you are in need of assistance we invite you to contact our Family Support Services. We realise that it is often difficult to ask for help, and for each genuine inquiry, we strive to find a way to assist. The assistance we can provide is different from area to area, depending on the social programmes and financial resources available in your location.

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The BFO program utilises a strengths based or 'life first' (as opposed to a 'work first') approach in order to identify and harness family strengths, to address challenges and build the necessary confidence and skills to succeed in education, training and ultimately, sustainable employment.: EntryProcedures You must reside in one of the three local government areas of playford, Port Augusta, Port Adelaide Enfield; and where the principal wage earner has been jobless for a period of 12 months or greater, has been eligible for full income support in the previous 12 months; and include dependent young peopleaged 24 years or less living in the household: WaitingListDetails Building Family Opportunities (BFO) is a voluntary employment program that will provide intensive support to 400 families across the local government areas of Playford, Port Augusta and Port Adelaide Enfield. The program is an initiative of the Social Inclusion Unit and the Department of Further Education, Employment, Science and Technology (DFEEST).

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