The annual Reconciliation in the West event will return to Tauondi Aboriginal College in Port Adelaide on Thursday, 2 June. Read More →
Westminster Village Aged Care redevelopment complete
UnitingSA is thrilled to announce the completion of a major redevelopment of our 101-bed Westminster Village Aged Care facility in Grange. Read More →
UnitingSA Housing now has Tier 1 status
We've been recognised as a leading community housing provider, achieving Tier 1 status through Australia’s national accreditation system. Read More →
More support needed to ease cost of living pressures
UnitingSA has welcomed short-term measures announced in last night’s Federal Budget, but wants to see more long-term strategies. Read More →
Grant funding to tackle financial disempowerment among women
UnitingSA has been awarded more than $16,000 in grant funding to launch a Women’s Economic Empowerment project to support vulnerable… Read More →
Taperoo Community Centre wins The Loneliness Cure Award
UnitingSA’s Taperoo Community Centre is proud to be named the winner of Community Centres SA’s The Loneliness Cure Award, as… Read More →
More support to help escape family violence
UnitingSA will lead a pilot program providing financial assistance and wrap-around support to assist people to escape family violence. Read More →
Poetry, publications and performing at Taperoo
Members of Taperoo Community Centre’s poetry group will perform their own poems to an audience for the first time. Read More →
EnCOMPASS Program offers support to older people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds
UnitingSA has been selected as one of 22 organisations to deliver the national EnCOMPASS Multicultural Aged Care Connector Program. Read More →
New development houses older women at risk of homelessness
We launched our new community housing project targeting older women experiencing or at risk of homelessness in Adelaide’s north-west today. Read More →
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Wayne Loughhead,
WSE Supported Employee