UnitingSA is seeing a surge in demand for essential pantry items like milk, cereal and tinned food. The not-for-profit organisation says demand has doubled in recent weeks.
The UnitingSA Whyalla Community Centre is launching a new program for people aged 50 and over. Club50+ starts on June 18 and will run between 10.00am – 2.30pm every Thursday until the end of the year.
Community members, including students from 28 schools, will come together on Thursday May 28 for the flagship Reconciliation Week event – Rec in the West – a free event that will be held between 10am – 2pm on May 28 at Tauondi Aboriginal College in Lipson Street, Port Adelaide.
UnitingSA is calling on South Australians to help ‘save’ Christmas as it launches its 2025 Christmas Appeal. UnitingSA’s emergency assistance team are reporting a 30% increase in people seeking support.
UnitingSA has announced that it will expand aged care services in the Riverland. The organisation will begin offering the Support at Home program from November.
The 2025 Uniting Families Report, released today, reveals a stark truth: while most Australian families value the support of a ‘village’ in raising children, not all have equal access to one.
“I was in such a dark place for years and my mental health issues meant I couldn’t see anything straight. With the help of my support worker, I started to feel comfortable in my own skin and now I am even working again. I will always remember how I recovered with the help I received through UnitingSA.”
Hiroko,
Received support from Mental Health Services
