We provide a range of services, including day options at our Hub locations and community venues. We encourage people to remain in control of and enhance the quality of their lives, choosing the services from scosa that best suit their needs, ranging from a few hours a week to a full week of services. Our Hub facilities enable our clients to enjoy developmental activities like cooking, gardening and craft, all in a home-like environment. See website links for further information available.: EntryProcedures There are two ways clients can access our programs - a referral from Disability SA, or self referral. If the referral is via Disability SA, a Options/Service Coordinator will complete a Referral Form with the client, family, carer or advocate and organise an Eligibility Interview. Referrals can also be made directly to scosa by clients, their family, carer or advocate, and services can be provided if the client meets the eligibility criteria.: WaitingListDetails Our Hub facilities are located in a variety of suburbs located around metropolitan Adelaide, from far south to far north and in a number of regional areas as well.

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North West Metro Commonwealth Carelink and Respite Centre

The services provided will be dependent upon an individual's needs and may range from a vision assessment, advice and information on low vision and adaptive technology equipment or recreation and leisure opportunities as well as skills development for further independence. The Royal Society for the Blind of South Australia is a Better Start for Children with Disability Early Intervention Service Provider.  See our website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Child and Youth Services are available to RSB clients from 0 - 18 years old. To be eligible to become an RSB client, a person must be diagnosed by an eye care professional as being legally blind, or likely to become legally blind.To access Child and Youth Services please ring the Child and Youth Services Coordinator who will assist with your enquiry.

Royal Society For The Blind Of SA Inc - Child And Youth Services

We assist people who live with a mental health issue to enjoy a better quality of life through tailored Taking Time (Respite Care) programs. See website links for further information: EntryProcedures Make an enquiry about our mental health services or support through our online enquiry form.

Life Without Barriers - Netley

Life Without Barriers is a charitable organisation providing innovative, community-based support services to people with disabilities, people with mental illness, children, young people and families in crisis including those from Indigenous and all other cultural backgrounds.

ECH Walkerville Day Programs

Walkerville Day Program offers opportunities for people, including those with memory loss, to live well and be active by coming for the day and participating in health and fitness programs, going on day trips, pursuing interests and hobbies such as painting in small group settings, meeting new people and having fun. A home cooked meal is provided, along with some transport if required.

Provides Day Options and Developmental Activities, Day Therapy Centres, School Holiday Programs for teenagers living with a disability.


Our Hub facilities enable our clients to enjoy developmental activities like cooking, gardening and craft, all in a home-like environment. See website links for further information available.: Entry Procedures There are two ways clients can access our programs - a referral from Disability SA, or self referral. If the referral is via Disability SA, a Options/Service Coordinator will complete a Referral Form with the client, family, carer or advocate and organise an Eligibility Interview. Referrals can also be made directly to scosa by clients, their family, carer or advocate, and services can be provided if the client meets the eligibility criteria. Waiting List Details: Our Hub facilities are located in a variety of suburbs located around metropolitan Adelaide, from far south to far north and in a number of regional areas as well.

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

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