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Aged Assistance |Adelaide
Metropolitan| |Northern Suburbs|
Adelaide
Metropolitan
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 Aboriginal
Drug & Alcohol Council of SA Inc. |
| Address:
53 King William Street,Kent
Town,South Australia, 5067 |
| Phone: (08)
8362 0395 Fax:
8362 0327 |
Website:
http://www.adac.org.au/ |
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ADAC is unique in Australia as it is the only Indigenous peak body of
its kind. Currently we represent 22 Aboriginal Community Organisations
from across South Australia. ADAC provides responses to a range of state
and national committees and strategies, helps communities deal with the
problems associated with substance misuse, develops health promotional
materials, undertakes research on its own and in collaboration with
various universities and key national research organisations |
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Department of Family & Community Services (FaCSIA) |
Address: Level 10, 55 Currie
Street
Adelaide SA 5000
SA State Office GPO Box 9820 ADELAIDE SA 5001 |
| Phone: 8400 2129
Local Call:1300 653 227 |
Fax: 8400 2197 |
| Website:
http://www.FaCSIA.gov.au/ |
| Following the changes announced by the
Prime Minister on 24 January 2006, the Office of Indigenous Policy
Coordination (OIPC) became part of the new Families, Community
Services and Indigenous Affairs (FaCSIA) portfolio, formerly the
Department of Family and Community Services (FaCS). |
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Northern Suburbs
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Metropolitan Domiciliary Care -
Northern Region |
| Address: cnr Mark & Oldham Rd ,
Elizabeth Vale 5112 |
| Phone: 8182 9832 Fax: 8182
9361 |
Website:
http://www.domcare.sa.gov.au/ |
| Hours: Office: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm.
Support services: 7 days per week 6am-12am for some clients. |
| Metropolitan Domiciliary Care (MDC) provides
services to people who have reduced ability to care for themselves,
assisting them to stay living at home - close to loved ones, family and
local community. MDC is also known as ‘Dom Care’. We service the area of
metropolitan Adelaide.Our services include physical assistance,
rehabilitation and personal care, as well as providing respite and support
for carers. MDC primarily assists those aged over 65 to deal with reduced
ability due to ageing, although younger people may qualify for support in
some instances. |
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