Services provided by the VVAA in SA include   authorised pension officers, advocates, welfare and hospital visitation officers, with sub branches spread throughout the state.   Vietnam Veterans on radio 1197 am, VetNet after hours crisis inertvention service, representation on government and ESO (Ex -Sercvice Organisation) committees and The Veteran's Post newsletter. See state website for additional links and information or National website  http://www.vvaa.org.au: EntryProcedures Pension / Welfare Officers are available Monday - Friday. VetNet - early intervention for veterans in crisis - to speak to a Vietnam Veteran (24 hours a day) 0408 089 980. SA Pensions Officer is assigned to the veterans case to liaise with DVA and assist the veteran understand the procedures involved in submitting a pension claim.

Vietnam Veterans Association Of Australia - South Australia Inc

North West Metro Commonwealth Carelink and Respite Centre

Carer support. To assist and advocate for Grandparents caring for Grandchildren at risk. 
GFGSA is a service unique in Australia, has been operating in SA for 14 years advocating for Grandparents caring for Grandchildren. Listening to grandparents and their concerns regarding their grandchildren and helping them to discover solutions to those issues. Providing assistance with referral services and attending Youth and Family Courts to provide support.

Grandparents For Grandchildren SA Inc

The RSB facilitates a large number of Community Support Groups throughout South Australia to encourage members to meet regularly, to assist with adjusting to vision loss and for social enjoyment. Some Community Support Groups have a specific focus, such as cooking, travel, dancing, indoor bowls, or Tai Chi. Most of the Community Support Groups are run by RSB Volunteers, and partners or family members are welcome to participate. See our website links for further information available.

Anyone with a vision impairment, or an interest in vision impairment can participate in the Community Support Groups. People can self-refer for this service, or can be referred by a friend or family member, Doctor, or other health professional, by phoning the Referrals Officer or toll-free for Country callers during business hours.

Royal Society for the Blind of SA Inc

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session times vary and are subject to change. please call for more information

Oars Community Transitions

OARS Community Transitions is a voluntary community association that has been helping offenders and their families in South Australia since 1886. We operate across the State and provide services to people released from prison, their partners and children. We actively pursue early intervention strategies with respect to preventing crime and we are represented on many external bodies and Government Committees.: PreviouslyKnownAs Offenders Aid and Rehabilitation Services of SA Inc:

Available to carers 65yrs or older of people 65yrs or older with a physical or intellectual disability.

ANFE Inc

After hours by appointment. Provides support groups and assistance with claims for restitution.: EntryProcedures Telephone for assistance.

Jewish Community Services (CHSP Funded)

The Eating Disorders Association of South Australia, also known as EDASA, is a non-government, not-for-profit, incorporated association based in Adelaide, South Australia. We provide practical advice, empathic support and guidance for those affected by eating disorders in our community.

The Eating Disorders Association Of South Australia

Provides help and hope for all South Australians living with any type of Arthritis. Offers services, support, education sessions, community talks and online learnings, information and advice. Call the free information line on 1800 011 041, M-F 9.00am-5.00pm or visit the website for more information. 

Arthritis South Australia - Client Support Services

The Arthritis Foundation of South Australia is a non-profit community health organisation established in 1975 and provides services to the 1 in 4 South Australians with a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions including arthritis, osteoporosis, lupus, scleroderma, ankylosing spondylitis, fibromyalgia and many others.: PreviouslyKnownAs Arthritis Foundation of South Australia:

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