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Services
- Carers
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Community Services
- Addressing the cost of living
- Australian Service Excellence Standards
- Carers
- Concessions and Support Services
- Exceptional Needs Unit
- Grants for organisations
- Interpreting and Translating Centre
- LGBTIQ Inclusion
- Local Partnerships
- Metropolitan Aboriginal Youth and Family Services
- Results-Based Accountability
- STARservice Development Program
- Community Connections Program
- Community and Family Services
- Community Visitors Scheme
- Concession Finder
- DHS coronavirus Response
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Disability
- Accommodation services
- Contacts and locations
- Continence Resource Centre
- DHS DAIP
- Disability and Reform Division
- Disability at sa.gov.au
- Equipment Program
- Engagement and consultation
- Future Changes
- Highgate Park
- Independent Living Centre
- Restrictive practices legislation
- Safe Work Instructions
- State Disability Inclusion Plan
- Equipment Program
- Early Intervention Research Directorate
- Grants for community organisations
- Interpreting and Translating Centre
- Office for Problem Gambling
- Screening and Background checks
- Volunteers
- Office for Women
- Youth Justice
- Youth
Domestic, family and sexual violence services
The Office for Women is working with its partners to continue to deliver the essential support for women and their children.
You can get support with domestic, family and sexual violence by phoning:
- 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) - 24/7 toll-free national sexual assault, family and domestic violence counselling line
- 1800 800 098 – 24/7 South Australian Domestic Violence Crisis Line
The Women’s Information Service (WIS) phones also remain open for information that promotes choice and empowerment.
- Phone 8303 0590 Monday to Friday from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm
- Country callers, phone 1800 188 158.
- WIS webchat is also available.
The WIS shopfront in Adelaide is open and physical distancing measures are in place to ensure clients, staff, volunteers and the community are safe at 101 Grenfell St, Adelaide.
For men who are concerned about their behaviours
For men who are concerned about their behaviours in their relationships, including use of violence and abuse, then you can get help by phoning:
- Men’s Referral Service – a 24/7 telephone support number for men seeking support to change their behaviour. Phone 1300 766 491
- Don’t Become that Man – support and intervention for men seeking to change their behaviour and attitudes. Phone 1300 243 413 from 8.00 am to 8.00 pm
For people in the regions
You can visit a safety hub for information and referrals:
- The Haven at Murray Bridge Community Centre. Phone 0402 889 542 Monday to Thursday 9.00 am to 4.00 pm, Friday 11.00 am to 2.00 pm
- The Haven at Gawler Community House. Phone: 0484 027 918 Tuesday to Thursday 9.00 am to 4.00 pm
- Port Augusta KWY Safety Hub. Phone 8377 7822