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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Communities for Children - parenting support and training, activities for children aged 0-12. Home visiting -  volunteer-based support program for families. Mobile creche Service - Child care for parents attending parenting classes. See website links for further information available

Lutheran Community Care - Ingle Farm

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 - Ingle Farm

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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.

Salvation Army - Campbelltown Corps

Inclusive Directions Inc

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

If requiring food and clothing assistance please call 1800 773 277 at 9 am - Monday to Friday- closed on public holidays.  For all other services please contact reception on 8256 2170.

Anglicare SA - Salisbury

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.

Relationships Australia (SA) Inc - Salisbury

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

Office Of The Public Advocate - SA

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.

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