ARA provides advice, assistance, advocacy and practical support to refugee, asylum seekers, migrants and their families with services relating to settlement, migration, employment, youth, public education, policy and advocacy. See our website links for further information available: EntryProcedures ARA provides long term and emergency services to help refugees become independent citizens.

Australian Refugee Association Inc

Diabetes SA has been supporting South Australians living with Diabetes for over 65 years. We provide a range of education programs and support services to ensure your diabetes is well managed. Our team of health professionals are available to assist you with managing your diabetes and answering all your questions. Our retail shop provides you with all your diabetes related products. Contact Diabetes SA to find out more.

Diabetes SA

MND SA provides information, education and emotional support to all people in South Australia whose lives have been affected by MND. We provide information about MND and its implications, the sources of help and support within the community as well as resources to assist with mobility and communication.

Motor Neurone Disease of South Australia

The OCA offers  assistance in accessing services, information, support and referrals, carers support and respite, support workers to assist with welfare, aged care, immigration and advocacy issues.

Overseas Chinese Association of SA

Families SA has a Refugee Program which includes housing information, foster care, child protection, financial help, counselling, community development, settlement support, disability services and support for women. The staff are from diverse cultural and linguistic backgrounds, many are ex-refugees themselves and work in partnership with a number of agencies.: EntryProcedures For more information on services relevant to people of refugee backgrounds, contact your nearest Families SA District Centre.

DEPARTMENT FOR EDUCATION AND CHILD DEVELOPMENT

SA Community Foodies is a South Australian nutrition program that aims to build the capacity of individuals and communities to make healthier food choices by training and supporting volunteer community members ('Foodies') to act as agents for change.
UCWB is managing the delivery of the SA Community Foodies Program across the state in conjunction with UnitingCare Wesley Country SA and ac.care (project partners).
The SA Community Foodies Program has a statewide reach with Foodie Coordinators being located in metropolitan Adelaide as well as regional centres in both the north and south of the state.

Unitingcare Wesley Bowden Inc

Baptist Care Community Care Program provides  care, support, advocacy and resilience building for the young asylum seekers while they attend school and learn about the Australian community, complex case support to refugees with multiple and complex needs, Fuse mentoring and Fuse driving program refugees from African, Middle Eastern and Asian backgrounds. See our website links for further information

Baptist Care (SA) Inc - WestCare

Held in the upstairs library room, these clasesses are informal and suitable for all ages and nationalities. the classes are run by volunteer tutor Ron List, who is very popular with students for his unique style of teaching. Mondays or Tuesdays 10am till 2pm. break between 12pm and 12:30pm. Cost: Free. A maximum of 24 students per class, students must enrol.: EntryProcedures Please ring for more information.: WaitingListDetails N/A

North Adelaide Community Centre & Library

Health services for recently arrived refugees include assessments and initial primary care and immunisation focussing on the first year of settlement. Visiting services include optometry, psychiatry and massage available through internal referrals. MHS also provides statewide health information, advice and education for individuals and groups.: EntryProcedures Appointment necessary for medical clinic, counselling and visiting services. Advice for country health service providers is available by mail, phone or through visits to regional areas.: Organisation PreviouslyKnownAs ACCHS: PreviouslyKnownAs Adelaide Central Community Health Service: PreviouslyKnownAs Refugee Health Service:

Migrant Health Service

Welfare services - advocacy, counselling, information and referral, emergency accommodation assistance for families or young people, english language classes and legal advice. Recreation - including ballroom dancing, cake decorating, cooking, flower arranging and support groups on parenting, health and welfare issues: EntryProcedures Eligibility - South East Asian women who are new or recent migrants, and their families. Child care is provided for support group meetings

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