The CAFSS program is a free, confidential service that offers support, assessment, brief intervention and referral to individuals who have personal problems with alcohol or other drug (AOD) use or who are coping with someone elses use of alcohol or other drugs.

CAFSS is a mobile service, offering the option of office visits or home visitation to clients in the southern and northern suburbs of Adelaide. Clients are individuals who aim to address alcohol or illicit drug issues in their own lives or significant others of people with AOD problems. The minimum age of clients is 16 years with no upper age limit.

Services are provided by professional staff and trained volunteers. A program coordinator, project officer and support worker with backgrounds in psychology, primary health care and social work staff the program. 

Volunteers are from a variety of backgrounds, some holding qualifications in relevant fields and others being members of the community with a strong desire to provide assistance to others.

Drug Arm SA

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

Carer Support Glandore Centre

Life Education South Australia is helping young people make informed decisions about their health and drugs. Specialist educators, utilising their experience and training, work with schools to support the provision of best-practice drug education. Sessions are age specific and sequential with written and electronic resources provided to support both students and teachers in the delivery of ongoing drug education in their classroom. See website links for further information available: EntryProcedures Life Education South Australia delivers programs to approximately 50,000 pre-school, primary and secondary children annually and maintains 8 Mobile Learning Centres and two direct delivery vehicles for pre-school, secondary and regional communities.

Life Education SA Inc

Odinisis Consulting Practice - Belair

Aboriginal Men's Drug Intervention Program works with male Aboriginal drug users within the Adelaide inner city. The program looks at all aspects of the client's life and works together with them to draw up a plan for moving forward from dependency. Also assists homeless Aboriginal men to find accommodation. See our website links for further information

Baptist Care (SA) Inc - WestCare

Streetlink is a youth health service for young people aged 10-24 years. Provides health support and counselling about alcohol and other drugs.


Streetlink Youth Health

Uniting Communities - Adelaide

Centacare is delighted to announce a new and unique program which targets parents/ carers who are misusing Alcohol and other Drugs (AOD). In addition to a range of child focused interventions, the service will utilise a 12 module in-home program (Parents under Pressure) to increase parenting capacity, build healthy relationships with their children and provide safe family environments. Visit www.kidsinfocus.org.au for more information.: EntryProcedures The KIF staff are all highly trained and experienced in working with families from this client group. They will work intensively with the families in the early stages and then reduce support as the parents develop and sustain their ability to parent effectively. There is capacity for parents to leave and re-enter the Program depending on their involvement with other services including AOD services. Family members can self refer or be referred by external services.

Centacare

headspace centres are here for you. Whether you need information or someone to talk to - headspace can set you up with expert support. Please visit the website to find all you need to know about your closest centre.

headspace Adelaide

The Assessment, Referral and Counselling team speak with clients referred for assistance with recovery from substance misuse. The team assesses clients' needs and develops a management plan which includes referral to an appropriate program or external service.  Clients who are not ready to undertake stabilisation are provided with advice, support and referral to services, which can assist with accommodation, legal, welfare, employment, health, fitness, family relationship, and education issues.

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