Health Advice

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Adelaide Metropolitan

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     Aboriginal Drug & Alcohol Council (SA) Inc. (ADAC) 

Address:  53 King William Street, Kent Town SA 5067
Phone:     8362 0395   Fax:          8362 0327
Website:  http://www.adac.org.au
This site provides information about the Aboriginal Drug & Alcohol Council (SA) inc (ADAC)

 

     Aboriginal Education Development Branch- DETE 

Address: 221 Wakefield Street, Adelaide SA 5000
Phone:     8463 4800 Fax:         8463 480   
  Email:    Aedb@tafe.sa.edu.au   
AEDB delivers three main programs: Study Centre Program, Prisoner Education and Family Wellbeing. The objective for AEDB is to assist Aboriginal people to achieve independence, recognition and status to the level of all Australians, through the provision of equitable and quality education and training.

 

  Aboriginal Prisoners and Offenders Support Service (APOSS)   

Address: 154 Gouger Street , Adelaide SA 5000
Phone:    8231 0311          Fax:         8231 0455      
Email:    aposs@aposs.net.au    
APOSS assist in the reduction of re-offering and imprisonment if Indigenous people by providing services and programs which support offenders, prisoners and their families.

     

      Aboriginal Sobriety Group Inc.       

Address:  182-190 Wakefield Street Adelaide SA 5000
Phone:      8223 4204   Fax:         8232 6685
Care and support for people with drug or alcohol problems and access to short-term hostel accommodation. 

    

  Adelaide, Royal Adelaide Hospital 

Phone:  8222 5733 or 8222 5314   Contact Laura Knowles and Robert Varcoe.
Fax:      8323 3698    
Aboriginal Health Workers are employed by a number of hospitals and health services across South Australia in order to provide culturally appropriate health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients.

 

  Department of Education Training and Employment (DETE) 

Address:              31 Flinders Street, ADELAIDE SA 5000
Postal address: : GPO Box1152 Adelaide SA 5001 
Phone:                 8226 1000 Website:   http://www.dete.sa.gov.au    

The Department reviews and administers Acts and policies in regard to education within South Australian facilities. (eg. primary and secondary schools, adult education and vocational education).

 

Department of Family & Community Services (FaCS)   

Address:   SA State Office GPO Box 9820 ADELAIDE SA 5001
Phone:      8400 2129  Fax:           8400 2197     
Website Address: http://www.facs.gov.au
(FaCS) portfolio is responsible for income support, housing policy, community support, disability services, childcare services and family issues, including family payments, child support and family relationships.

 

  University of Adelaide   

Address: North Terrace Campus Adelaide University SA 5000
Phone:     8303 5208 Website: http://www.adelaide.edu.au
Adelaide University offers extensive under-graduate and post-graduate programs, and also offers extensive Student Services such as: Childcare, Health Service, Employment Centre, Careers Service and many more.

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Northern Suburbs

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Child and Youth Health  

Address:    Northern Region Phone:        8182 0000 Contact Val Rigney.   
Aboriginal Health Workers are employed by a number of hospitals and health services across South Australia in order to provide culturally appropriate health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients

 

Enfield Community Health Centre 

Phone:     8342 8600 Contact Jane Nelson and Don Bell.
Aboriginal Health Workers are employed by a number of hospitals and health services across South Australia in order to provide culturally appropriate health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients.

    

  Metropolitan Domiciliary Care - Northern Region 

Address:     cnr. Mark & Oldham Rd , Elizabeth Vale 5112
Phone:        8182 9277                     Fax             8182 9361    
Hours: Office: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm.  Support services: 7 days per week 6am-12   midnight for some  clients.
Services include: Aboriginal liaison service 
Taking Steps - Falls Prevention Service involving a free home assessment by a qualified physiotherapist to advise active older people how to reduce their risk of falling. Reimbursement of up to $30 is available to assist with costs incurred for Falls Prevention home modifications and equipment

Allied health intervention - including dietetics, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, podiatry, social work and speech pathology
Day program for socially isolated people 
Dementia programs 
Home modification 
Equipment provision 
Home support (household duties) 
Personal care
Respite care

 

Muna Paiendi Community Health Centre 

Phone:     8182 9206 Contact Jillian Sumner. Fax:          8182 9384
Aboriginal Health Workers are employed by a number of hospitals and health services across South Australia in order to provide culturally appropriate health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients.

 

 

  North Adelaide, Women's & Children's Hospital   

Phone:   8161 6237 or 8161 7000  Contact June McInerney and Natasha Maher.
Fax:       8161 7459
Aboriginal Health Workers are employed by a number of hospitals and health services across South Australia in order to provide culturally appropriate health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients.    

    

  Northern Women's Community Health Centre     

Phone:    8252 3711 Contact Julie Lecornu
Aboriginal Health Workers are employed by a number of hospitals and health services across South Australia in order to provide culturally appropriate health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients.

     

 Parks Community Health Centre 

Phone:     8243 5611 Contact Ethel Abdullah and Trevor Graham.
Fax:         8347 4221
Aboriginal Health Workers are employed by a number of hospitals and health services across South Australia in order to provide culturally appropriate health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients.

 

  Port Adelaide Community Health Centre 

  Phone:    8240 9611 Contact Kim Hunter.
Aboriginal Health Workers are employed by a number of hospitals and health services across South Australia in order to provide culturally appropriate health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients.

     

Shopfront Youth Health & Information Service          

Address:            Shop 3-4, 72 John St , Salisbury 5108
Postal Address: 77 Smart Rd , Modbury 5092
Phone:                8281 1775                 Fax:         8285 7159 
Services include:

Advocacy for youth health issues 
Counselling 
Group programs 
Harm minimisation program - including clean needle program 
Health education

Information and referral - 

including youth accommodation and welfare rights
Pregnancy testing 
Tutoring program, Mon & Fri

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  Eastern Suburbs

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  Aboriginal Health Council of SA Inc. (AHC)         

Address: 167 Fullarton Rd, Dulwich 5065 Website: www.ahcsa.org.au/  
Phone:    8431 4800  Fax:         8431 482 
The Aboriginal Health Council of SA Inc. (AHCSA) is the peak body representing Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Services in South Australia at a State and National level.

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  Southern Region

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Child & Youth health, Southern  

Phone:      8179 4500 Contact Margaret Nelson.       8179 4500 Contact Margaret Nelson. 
Aboriginal Health Workers are employed by a number of hospitals and health services across South Australia in order to provide culturally appropriate health services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander clients   

     

Noarlunga Health Village    

Address: 

Alexander Kelly Dr, Noarlunga Centre 5168

Postal Address:  
PO Box 437, Noarlunga Centre 5168

Phone:    8384 9266             Fax:        8384 9248     
Services include:  

Antenatal classes 
Child development programs - For children with special needs 
Community health care 
Community health care for Aboriginal people 
Community development 
Counselling 
Enuresis programs for children 
Group programs - panic and anxiety, parenting, women of the

                             middle years 
Harm minimisation program - including clean needle program
Health information and referral
Human relationships education
In-school health programs
Men's health programs
Multicultural program
Nutrition education and dietetics -
     Individual counselling and group education programs
     Occupational therapy
     Psychology
     Relaxation and stress management
     Social work services
     Speech pathology
     Support groups
     Visiting services
     Child health clinic - Aboriginal family drop-in, weekly, (Wed)

                                   (Child & Youth Health)
     Immunisation (Child & Youth Health)

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Western Suburbs

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Kumangka Youth Service Aboriginal Corporation 

Address:   6 Mary Street/PO Box 382, Hindmarsh SA 5007
Phone:      8340 4499 Fax:          8340 1544     
Website:  www.beanbag.com.au/kumangka
 To provide a safe and helpful service to Aboriginal Youth in the inner city area.

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Regional

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Elouera House Inc. 

Address:   PO Box 2020 Whyalla Norrie 5608
Phone:      8649 1957 or 1800 444 455 (24 hrs) Fax:          8649 2281
A range of support services is available including assistance with financial, legal, medical, parenting and housing issues. An Aboriginal worker is available and regular visits are made by Child & Youth Health.

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Web Based

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  Indigenous Online Network  

Website:       http://www.ion.unisa.edu.au
To provide a one-stop shop for Indigenous Australians and other Australians who wish to know more about indigenous resources in the higher education sector. 
To improve Indigenous Australians access to and participation in higher education opportunities. 
To enhance and foster communications amongst indigenous academics, scholars and the general public. 
To develop a network which improves on-line access to indigenous higher education informational bases.

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      Miscellaneous

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Aboriginal Women's Outreach  

Phone:     8239 0790     
Support and information for Aboriginal women in difficulties.