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These community care websites offer information for frail aged people, adults living with disability and their carers.
Aged Care Assessment Teams
A multi-disciplinary team assisting the elderly, their families and carers to make informed decisions about the level of care and accommodation required, whether at home with community support, in a supported residential service, an aged hostel or nursing home. People with disabilities are also eligible for assessment services in some circumstances. Interpreters can be arranged, if required.
Visit: Aged Care Connect - Aged Care Assessment Teams
Alzheimer’s Australia
Alzheimer's Australia is the peak body providing support and advocacy for the 257,000 Australians living with dementia.
Visit: Alzheimer’s Australia
Aged Rights Advocacy Service
The Aged Rights Advocacy Service Inc (ARAS) is a not-for-profit community based organisation, providing advocacy support since 1990.
Visit: Aged Rights Advocacy Service
Carers Respite & Support
Carer Support and Respite Centre Inc trades as Carer Support. Carer Support has provided services to Carers in the southern and eastern Metropolitan areas of Adelaide for 20 years. We are funded by state and federal government.
Visit: Carers Respite & Support
Catalyst Foundation
This service aims to maximise the independence and improve the quality of life of seniors by providing free information about the services and facilities available to them.
Visit: Catalyst Foundation
Department of Health
Visit: Department of Health
Disability SA
Visit: sa.gov.au - Disability SA
Domiciliary Care
Domiciliary Care (also known as Dom Care) helps people with reduced ability to care for themselves, helping them to stay living in their own homes close to loved ones, family and their local community.
Visit: Domiciliary Care
Ethnic Link - Uniting SA
Ethnic Link Services is a statewide program funded by Home and Community Care that aims to ensure people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds have access to support that will assist them to remain living in their own home. Our target group is the frail elderly, people with a disability and their carers. We operate across metropolitan Adelaide, the Riverland and Whyalla.
Visit: Ethnic Link
Falls Prevention SA
This website provides a one-stop-shop of falls prevention and management information for members of the public, health professionals, General Practitioners, and carers.
Visit: Falls Prevention SA
The Housing Hub
The Housing Hub is a new way for people with disability to find suitable housing. The Housing Hub advertises vacancies for apartments and houses that are owned by housing providers. It also has a library of useful information about housing options and planning your move.
Visit: The Housing Hub
Multicultural Aged Care
Multicultural Aged Care has a guide to services for older people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, including culturally specific aged care homes.
Visit: Multicultural Aged Care
Multicultural Communities Council of SA Inc. (MCCSA)
Multicultural Aged Care has a guide to services for older people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds, including culturally specific aged care homes.
Visit: Multicultural Communities Council of SA Inc. (MCCSA)
My Aged Care
The My Aged Care website has been established by the Australian Government to help you navigate the aged care system.
Visit: My Aged Care Website
Red Cross Transport Services
Australian Red Cross provides transport as one of their many services.
Visit : Red Cross