Advocacy for culturally and linguistically diverse communities in South Australia in ageing, health and wellbeing, racial and religious discrimination, women's issues, mental health and youth issues. To complement our advocacy role we deliver programs and services, provide  assistance in grant application writing to member groups. See website for further information available: EntryProcedures Contact service for details.

Multicultural Communities Council Of SA Inc - Advocacy

The MCCSA is the peak organisation representing, reflecting, supporting and advocating for culturally and linguistically diverse communities in South Australia. We advocate in areas such as ageing, health and wellbeing, racial and religious discrimination, women's issues, mental health and youth issues. To complement our advocacy role we deliver programs and services on behalf of our members

Available by appointment.
Community Visitors Scheme - companionship and social support provided by bilingual volunteers to people in residential aged care facilities at risk of social isolation from the general community for social or cultural reasons, or through disability. This is a unique service for our CALD aged residents who look forward to the fortnightly visits from our volunteers. See website for further information available: EntryProcedures The Community Visitors Scheme improves the quality of life of older people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds living in Aged Care. Contact service to book a volunteer.: WaitingListDetails The Program continues to receive many requests from Aged Care Facilities for the services of our bi-lingual and bi-cultural volunteers, but unfortunately the demand outstrips the number of volunteers

Multicultural Communities Council Of SA Inc - Community Visitors Scheme

Welfare services - including counselling, information and referral, group work for women, young people and older people, Community Settlement Services Scheme - support for newly arrived migrants and refugees, services for the aged, Norwood Nursing Home run in conjunction with the Hungarian community, provides assistance to Serbian people, Pennington Aged Care Village, support to Serbian community groups: EntryProcedures Contact service for details.

Pennwood Village

Provides support and welfare services to members of the Serbian community.

Carers SA - Western Carers

Service provides advocacy, information, referral, telephone support, home and hospital visiting, tax help (July to October). Library service includes audio cassettes for visually impaired people, books in Hungarian. Books and cassettes to aid English Language learning are also available. Recreation activities include  billiards, cards, chess, crafts, films, folk dancing, outings and table tennis.: EntryProcedures For members of the Hungarian community who are aged or disabled. Please phone to discuss your individual needs

Association Of The Hungarian Aged And Invalid Persons In SA Inc

A voluntary organisation for aged and disabled members of the Hungarian community.

Centre open at other times according to programmed activities. Arts and crafts - sewing, quilting, Creche  Training - free 9 week course in exchange for 30 hours as a volunteer in Community Centre creche, Office facilities - photocopying, fax, computer, internet, Recreation - including aerobics, tai chi, tennis, writers workshops. See website links for session times, costs and further information available: EntryProcedures For more details or to enrol, phone the tutor contact as soon as possible to secure a place, or contact the centre staff to assist: WaitingListDetails Limited places in classes and courses, some may have a waiting list. Junction Friendship Club conducts a social program for frail aged people, Tues 9.30am - 2.30pm - contact City of Port Adelaide Enfield, tel. 8405 6600. Creche facilities are provided for participants in daytime activities

Junction Community Centre Inc

The Junction Community Centre began in 1986, following the donation of a church building to the community. The Junction Community Centre is located close to Port Adelaide, an area which is culturally diverse.This diversity is reflected in the ethnic mix of people who use the Centre.

Centre open at other times according to programmed activities. Arts and crafts - including cake decorating, mosaics, pencil sketching, quilting, sewing, woodburning, Recreation - including cards, gentle exercise, karate, line dancing, senior citizens, tai chi, tap dancing, yoga, Support groups - including Toughlove parents, Neighbourhood Watch, Tax Help - July to October. Volunteer work. See website link to program of activities for further information available: EntryProcedures For more details or to enrol, phone the tutor contact as soon as possblie to secure a place, or contact the centre staff to assist you: WaitingListDetails Limited places in courses and classes, some may have a waiting list

Findon Community Centre

Findon Community Centre Inc offers a dynamic combination of programs, events and social activities with something to suit everyone.

Provides emotional support, prevention and early intervention outreach services to Chinese youth who face difficulties in their life such as family conflict or breakdown, problems at school, trouble with the law, emotional and behavioural disturbances due to traumatic experiences, early school leaver, substance abuse, gambling addicition, unemployment, homeless, intergeneration and cultural conflict, or abuse. 

OVERSEAS CHINESE ASSOCIATION OF SA INC

OCA offers a comprehensive social and welfare service for Chinese-Australians including assistance in accessing information, support and referrals to services available, gambling help and rehabilitation, reconnect program for young chinese people, low income support and learning opportunities. Welfare assistance and support for the frail and aged.

Overseas Chinese Association of SA

Carers SA - Head Office

Counselling, health information, library information and referral, public education and awareness, children's camps, carer's retreats, coffee groups. Experienced and professional staff are available to assist with issues such as current policy on driving, workplace discrimination, lifestyle strategies and support for parents and carers. See website links for further information: EntryProcedures If you would like to discuss your needs  or any of our services further,  please contact The Epilepsy Centre  for a confidential discussion with one of our  professional Customer Service Team.

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