Baptist Care (SA) provides services to disadvantaged and marginalised people including adult housing and support service, youthcare, community links program, refugee services, employment services, adventure camping and retreat centre, Playford Village residential aged care, Westcare Day Centre, Karpandi Womens centre

Baptist Care (SA) Inc

Formerly the Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association of SA Inc (SBHA), the Baptist Care Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus (SB&H) nursing service is an outreach program for people living with Spina bifida and/or Hydrocephalus particularly those requiring advanced nursing care and self-management support.

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Open 24 hours. The Vincentian Centre can accommodate up to 49 homeless men from the age of 18 years every night of the year and provides a range of services such as crisis accommodation, meals, showers, assessment of needs, comprehensive case management services, referrals to other organisations and social support. See website links for further information: EntryProcedures The Homeless Persons Accommodation Services Committee manages the Vincentian Centre and engages professional staff to deliver services to homeless men. Volunteers play a vital role in supporting the Shelter in areas such as food preparation, maintenance and cleaning duties

ST VINCENT DE PAUL SOCIETY (SA) INC

Open 24 hours. The Safety Assist program is a voluntary network of approved residences, shops public buildings and public transport that display the red and yellow Safety Assist sign.  This sign indicates the locations of places where people can seek help if they are lost, injured, bullied frightened or feeling unsafe for any reason. Any person of age can seek help at a safety Assist location at any time. See website for further information available.

Safer Communities Australia Inc - Safety Assist

Conducts the Safety Assist (previously Safety House) program that provides a network of approved safety havens where any one, any age (particularly young people), any time can seek reliable help if they are lost, hurt, bullied or feeling unsafe for any reason. Safer communities Australia also manages safety educational programs such as the multi-award winning Safety Ambassador program, particularly in primary schools.

The objective of the program is to enhance community resilience through the provision of life saving skills to vulnerable members of the community. Project Survival volunteers provide basic first aids skills to at risk and vulnerable members of our community including residents of refuge shelters, drug and alcohol rehabilitation centres, detox centres and youth centres. See website links for further information

St John Ambulance SA Inc - Project Survival Program

Arthritis SA has numerous seminars, courses, fundraising activities and social events throughout the year. Exercise classes are ongoing while support group meetings,  interactive workshops, health professional webinar and seminars with monthly guest speakers are regularly scheduled throughout the year. See our website links for further information: EntryProcedures For more information contact Arthritis SA

Arthritis South Australia - Events And Courses

PreviouslyKnownAs Arthritis Foundation of South Australia:

Starlight provides programs integral to the total care of seriously ill children - while health professionals focus on treating the illness, Starlight is there to lift the spirits of the child, giving them the opportunity to laugh, play and be a child again. See our website links for further information: EntryProcedures Starlight programs are delivered both in and out of hospital, providing positive distraction to children and teenagers in their time of need. Call us for information on starlight's programs

STARLIGHT CHILDREN'S FOUNDATION AUSTRALIA

Since being formed as an Australian children's charity in 1988, the Starlight Children's Foundation has brightened the lives of seriously ill and hospitalised children, and their families, throughout Australia.

Vinnies Centres provide furniture, clothing and household goods to families and people who are in need and are being assisted by conference members. Centres are also a valuable resource for people on low incomes, enabling them to buy quality clothing, furniture and other household items at an affordable price. To locate your nearest Vinnies Centre, please enter your suburb and state into the Find your local Vinnies search box on our website link: EntryProcedures Home visitation is an integral part of the Society's work and involves two Society members visiting people requiring assistance in their home and assessing their needs which   may include providing food or food vouchers, clothing, furniture, budget support, assistance with utility bills or back to school costs, information and advocacy. Assistance Line Tel 1300 729 202 - Mon-Fri  from 9am - 1pm)

Uniting Communities work with people and communities to build on strengths and to break the cycle of disadvantage. Programs and services include care and community support for families, parents, youth and older people, personal, relationship and family counselling, disability and mental health services. See website for comprehensive service listings.

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STTARS assists people from a refugee and migrant background who have experienced torture or been traumatised prior to arrival in Australia. Services include counselling and advocacy program, community activities to foster trust and social connection, expertise in delivering cross cultural mental health services. We provide training and professional advice and consultancy to schools, police, health and mental health professionals. See our website links for further information: EntryProcedures Eligibility - People from a refugee or migrant background who have experienced torture or been traumatised as a result of persecution, war, unlawful imprisonment or politically motivated violence. Clients often need assistance or support in contacting STTARS for the first time. Referral forms can be sent to the to the Intake Coordinator at STTARS

Survivors Of Torture And Trauma Assistance And Rehabilitation Service Inc

STTARS is a non-government, not for profit organisation with no political or religious affiliations. STTARS assists people from a refugee and migrant background who have experienced torture or been traumatised as a result of persecution, violence, war or unlawful imprisonment prior to arrival in Australia.

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