Visiting Specialist services include psychiatrist, psychologists/counsellors, Australian Hearing Aid Specialists, Hearing Life - Sonic Innovations, Adelaide Vascular Service and geriatrician

Adelaide Hills Community Health Services - Visiting Specialist Services

Home support services include equipment, home modification, home secirity, home help, linen, personal care, social support, transport and a dementia program

Adelaide Hills Community Health Services - Home Support Services

General services include health promotion, library, Duck Flat community garden, community courses and programs, newsletter - what's on, aboriginal community development and liaison services including tobacco action worker, social work services, diabetes, nutrition, children and families, youth, women's health

Adelaide Hills Community Health Services - Health and Community Services

The Adelaide Hills Community Health Service is part of the Hills, Southern Fleurieu Kangaroo Island cluster. The health service is a publicly funded health unit providing a range of services which sustain and promote good health

Co-located services include adult mental health, older persons mental health services and drug and alcohol counselling service

Adelaide Hills Community Health Services - D&A Counselling, Aged Mental Health

Drug and Alcohol counselling, Older Persons Mental Health services

Palliative Care Council SA Inc is the umbrella body for regional hospice and palliative care organisations, and provides a point of contact for people seeking information about palliative care. The council promotes the development of caring services for people with a terminal illness, their families and carers.: EntryProcedures Phone, Internet or face-to-face information is available for hospice and palliative care services, domicillary care and nursing services for the government, health authorities, private providers and community groups in South Australia, information for consumers and professionals - including publications and public education and awareness

Palliative Care South Australia Inc

The Palliative Care Council South Australia (PCCSA) is a not for profit organisation dedicated to supporting people living with terminal illness and those who care for them.

The objective of the program is to enhance community resilience through the provision of life saving skills to vulnerable members of the community. Project Survival volunteers provide basic first aids skills to at risk and vulnerable members of our community including residents of refuge shelters, drug and alcohol rehabilitation centres, detox centres and youth centres. See website links for further information

St John Ambulance SA Inc - Project Survival Program

Open 24 hours. The Safety Assist program is a voluntary network of approved residences, shops public buildings and public transport that display the red and yellow Safety Assist sign.  This sign indicates the locations of places where people can seek help if they are lost, injured, bullied frightened or feeling unsafe for any reason. Any person of age can seek help at a safety Assist location at any time. See website for further information available.

Safer Communities Australia Inc - Safety Assist

Conducts the Safety Assist (previously Safety House) program that provides a network of approved safety havens where any one, any age (particularly young people), any time can seek reliable help if they are lost, hurt, bullied or feeling unsafe for any reason. Safer communities Australia also manages safety educational programs such as the multi-award winning Safety Ambassador program, particularly in primary schools.

HeartKids SA provide many support services for families that have a child with Childhood Heart Disease. HeartKids have two Family Support Coordinators who are also Heartkid Mums providing support to families affected by CHD at any stage of their journey, this includes our Heart Angel families. Family Support Coordinators are available by phone or at the hospital cardiology clinics. See website links for further information.: EntryProcedures Membership is open to families with a child who has a congenital heart defect or acquired childhood heart disease. This includes parents, siblings, grandparents, teenagers or adults with CHD. Family Support Coordinators are available by phone or at the hospital cardiology clinics.   Need immediate support or information? Contact us via email or phone

Heart Kids Of SA Inc

HeartKids are dedicated to provide support, encouragement and hope to families of children with Heart Disease, while raising awareness and vital funding into the causes of this chronic disease. While for many families of these children the future is clouded with uncertainty, our goal is to secure the futures of our very special kids. We achieve this through our work in support, awareness, research and advocacy.

The War Widows promotes and provides support and companionship for its members. 
They offer friendship through social activities. 
Members receive priority listing on independent living units in Rose Park managed by ACH.

To become a member, please contact the office on (08) 8431 1422.

War Widows' Guild Of Australia (SA) Inc

The War Widows' Guild of Australia (SA) Inc is a not for profit membership-based organization whose mission is to promote and protect the interests of war widows.

War Widows' Guild Of Australia (SA)

Services offered by your local ABA group could include a library of breastfeeding and parenting books that can be borrowed free of charge by ABA members. Some groups will have instructional DVDs available for you to view. ABA members receive a local group newsletter with upcoming activities and local group news. Special events, including breastfeeding classes, are often held by groups. Check out our breastfeeding classes page to see what is planned in your area.

Local groups are looked after by trained, volunteer breastfeeding counsellors or educators who live in the area. Most groups get together once or twice a month for a variety of activities.

The National Breastfeeding Helpline 1800 686 268 is available for breastfeeding counselling 24 hours, 7 days per week.

Australian Breastfeeding Association (SA/NT Branch)

Australian Breastfeeding Association (SA Branch) local support groups offer breastfeeding and parenting support and information. National Breastfeeding Helpline has trained volunteer counsellors to help with issues relating to breastfeeding a new baby.

Previously Known As Nursing Mothers Association of Australia (SA Branch)

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