National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) - Elizabeth Office

A clinic for adults with Intellectual Disability - GP consultant, Mental Health & Neurology services available.

Centre for Disability Health

SA Intellectual Disability Health Service

The Gilles Plains office provides a range of  services including independent living skills, orientation and mobility training, counselling relating to sight loss, low vision daily aids and adaptive technology, volunteer assistance for travel to medical appointments, shopping, low vision support groups and recreational and leisure activities to RSB clients living in the northern suburbs. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures To be eligible to become an RSB client, a referral  is required from ophthalmologist for assessment at the Low Vision Centre. Contact us for further details about RSB services available at the regional office in Gilles Plains or phone the Community Services Division on 8232 2444: WaitingListDetails The RSB is the primary source of assistance  giving people with a vision impairment  the opportunity to improve the quality and  independence of their lives.

Royal Society For The Blind Of SA Inc - Gilles Plains

National toll free number 1800 052 222.  

Services include: Social connection through events and support groups; respite services; and a range of information services.

Carer Support Campbelltown Centre

National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) - Port Adelaide Office

Disability Services Community Lifestyle Support Services

The Family Advocate in your area can provide information, training and support - to enable parents and carers to gain effective access to services through lobbying and advocacy, individual advocacy, support group, programs for parents/carers, promote community involvement. See website regarding further information available and Regional office contacts located in south, north and west metro, north and south east country.: EntryProcedures Your membership will enable Family Advocacy Inc. to have a greater impact on the provision of services for persons with a disability to SA. Aim is to enable people with disabilities and their families who care for them participate in decision making and work together with professionals to achieve better life opportunities.

Advocacy for Disability Access and Inclusion

Advocating for caring for a person with a disability. The Advocate in your area can provide information, help families gain access to services, support parent groups and networks, assist to lobby for improved or new services, provide training programs for Parents/Carers and promote community involvement: Previously known as  Family Advocacy Inc:

Working alongside the NDIS and individual packages of funding support, this program offers individuals living with a disability a range of services which are flexible, tailored and responsive to individual needs. Services include accessing community participation and connectedness, individual goal planning and skills building, assistance with home and personal care, respite, advocacy and education and information support.

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