Accommodation for victims of domestic violence by referral through the Domestic and Aboriginal Family Violence Gateway 24hrs - 1800 800 098

Ninko Kurtangga Patpangga (By your side in the South)

Our Inner Southern Homelessness Service is a regional homelessness gateway and service hub, which facilitates a combination of on-site, community-based outreach and in-home support.

The Inner Southern Homelessness Service professional staff are available during business hours to assist people who may be:
•	Homeless
•	At risk of losing their tenancy
•	Residing in a boarding house
•	On a wait list for accommodation

We aim to help our clients achieve self-reliance and independence, assist in resolving crises and to re-establish their capacity to live independently of the service. 
Our Services include:
•	Support for people in crisis and without accommodation
•	Support for people already in accommodation but at risk of losing their tenancy
•	Holistic support including family counselling, financial counselling, alcohol and welfare rights
•	Advocacy for supported clients
•	Provision of a postal address
Who can access the service?
Anyone! We can support anyone who is homeless or at risk of homelessness including singles, couples and families. If we are unable to assist, or more specific assistance is required we will refer to a more specialised service. 

Our service is based at Marion Road, Marion, and primarily operates across the City of Marion, the City of Holdfast Bay and the City of Mitcham. However, we are not restricted to providing services to clients residing in these council areas, our service is available to all individuals based on their assessment needs.
Hours of operation
Office Hours: 9am to 5pm Monday to Friday
7 days a week after hours on call service for supported clients

Inner Sothern Homelessness Service

Affordable Housing targeted for the benefit of people who have been, or are at risk of, homelessness. The Trust owns and operates five Affordable Housing sites, The James and Jessie Brown Cottages, which provide 79 low cost rental opportunities for those on a Disability or Aged Pension at Crafers, Campbelltown, Clovelly Park, Findon,  Mansfield Park. See our website links for further information and a Resident application form links: EntryProcedures For details of current vacancies, rate of rent and bond amount contact the Affordable Housing Coordinator

James Brown Memorial Trust Inc - Affordable Housing

Drop in centre provides a free three course meal for homeless and transient people 6pm-8pm Saturdays. The range of groups and activities we run are determined by community need. Current and past activities include cooking groups, art classes, English classes, Nile United Youth group, culturally specific groups, community playgroup. Other services available include free legal clinic, financial counselling and emergency assistance.  Appointments are required for legal clinic, financial counselling, interview numbers are limited for emergency assistance.

Anglicare SA - Magdalene Centre

Emergency assistance with food, furniture and other material assistance if other services are unavailable. Information and referral for housing and welfare needs. Intensive Rehabilitation Activity Program - including gardening, woodwork, crafts, living skills and holistic support: EntryProcedures Men 25 years and over who are unemployed, retired or receive the Disability Support Pension. Referral required. Assessment required for admission into the Centre's program. Mobile soup kitchen 7 days per week from the first Mon in May to early October, 6.30pm at Hurtle Sq and 7.15pm at Whitmore Sq

Adelaide Day Centre for Homeless Persons

Open Public Holidays 9am - 11am. As well as counselling, advocacy and health services, the Hutt Street Centre plays a vital role in providing a much-needed social support structure. From providing meals and showers to organising recreational events and a safe, welcoming common room for watching television, reading and quiet chatting, the Hutt Street Centre aims to provide the homeless and the lonely with the basic social networks and support that most of us take for granted.See website links for further information: EntryProcedures The Hutt Street Centre is a multi-service, non-residential agency providing essential services to help the homeless and vulnerable residents of inner-city Adelaide achieve secure housing and social inclusion. Bathroom facilities are available for both men and women. Towels, soap and shampoo are provided and razors can be purchased. A locker room is available for those who need to store their possessions however demand for storage is high. A washing machine, clothes lines, a dryer and an iron are all available on request. Washing powder is provided. The Centre provides a clothing shop where items can be purchased for nominal payment. Whilst anyone can buy from the shop, the emphasis is placed on the users of the Centre being the primary customers.

Housing and community support, lifestyle and health support, homelessness, vulnerable adults

Hutt St Centre

St John's Youth Services is a community based organisation that specialises in providing  services and support to disadvantaged and homeless young people and children including accommodation. Emergency accommodation - for young homeless young men at Burdekin Place, for homeless young women who may also have accompanying children at Chisholm Place. See our website links for further information: EntryProcedures Referrals through the Youth Gateway 1300 306 046, after hours 13 16 11

St John's Youth Services Inc

Schools Assertive Outreach Services support young people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness to maintain their connection with education, crucial to minimising the impact of homelessness both in the short and long term. The Schools Assertive Outreach Service recognises that housing instability, transience and homelessness each impact heavily upon a young person's educational opportunities and future success. See website links for further information available.: EntryProcedures The service is targeted at young people aged 12 to 20 years whose education is directly jeopardised by their experience of housing instability and/or homelessness. Incoming referral sources include government and non-government organisations, the homelessness Assessment and Response Team (HART), family friends and self

Centacare Catholic Family Services

SEA Asian Reconnect for young people from Vietnamese, Chinese or Cambodian background at risk of homelessness to move forward with their lives and support them within our communities. See website for further information available: EntryProcedures Contact service for details.

Multicultural Communities Council Of SA Inc - Community Visitors Scheme

Providing support and services to young people, Aboriginal people, adults and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

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