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Continence Resource Centre
The Continence Resource Centre (CRC) is a state-wide continence information and advisory service located at the Independent Living Centre (ILC).
There are many different causes of incontinence, and much can be done to improve or cure continence problems.
Continence Resource Centre services
The Centre is staffed by a registered nurse who provides information and advice on bladder and bowel problems. Our services include:
- information and advice on continence management and services
- continence product information, including an extensive product display at the centre
- continence fact sheets, booklets and brochures
- information on continence funding schemes
- health promotion activities
- education sessions and seminars.
Information is available to all community members, including people with incontinence, their families, carers and health professionals. Find equipment and products to help with continence in the Independent Living Centre online catalogue.
The Continence Resource Centre is affiliated with the Continence Foundation of Australia, the national peak body promoting bladder and bowel health. The Continence Foundation of Australia provides continence management information, project support and literature for distribution in the community.
The Continence Resource Center promotes the Continence Foundation of Australia's activities including World Continence Week.
Contacting Continence Resource Centre staff
You will need to book an appointment to make sure the registered nurse is available when you visit.
You can also phone or email us for individualised advice. A health professional will answer your questions and can send information to you by email, post or fax.
Phone: 1300 885 886 (SA/NT callers only)
Fax: +61 8 8266 5263
Email: continence@sa.gov.au
Continence Resource Centre
(located within the Independent Living Centre)
11 Blacks Road
Gilles Plains SA 5086
(Map of the Independent Living Centre location)
Opening hours: 9.00 am to 4.00 pm, Monday to Friday (by appointment only)
More information
Continence Products (DOC 390.5 KB)
Continence - managing incontinence when travelling (DOC 511.5 KB)
Continence Resource Centre trifold brochure (PDF 201.4 KB)
Other websites
Bladder Bowel (Australian Government website)
Continence on sa.gov.au, information and services for South Australians
Contact
Phone the National Continence Helpline on 1800 33 00 66
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