UnitingSA highlights the vital role of psychosocial support in helping South Australians manage mental health challenges and thrive in their communities. Read More →
UnitingSA and AMES Australia partner to provide new home for refugees
UnitingSA is committed to supporting vulnerable people from all walks of life. UnitingSA and AMES Australia announce partnership to provide a new home for refugees escaping war-torn countries arriving in Adelaide. Read More →
Coming together to launch our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan
UnitingSA marked the launch of our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) on Wednesday with our Padninthi Community Day event. Read More →
Cash injection welcome, but it won’t solve the big issues
A once off, lump sum payment this week will help, but it won’t go far enough to help South Australians living below the poverty line. Read More →
Courses and skilled migrant intake won’t help unless we have more homes
UnitingSA warns that the lack of affordable housing could hinder the effectiveness of government initiatives aimed at bolstering the skilled workforce. Read More →
Former aged care facility to help ease NDIS burden on hospitals and take in refugees
A former aged care facility in Adelaide’s north-west has been repurposed to offer temporary housing for NDIS participants and incoming refugee families. Read More →
Dual award win for Ferryden Park Community Housing
UnitingSA is extremely proud to announce our Ferryden Park Community Housing development has won two UDIA SA Awards for Excellence. Read More →
UnitingSA Winter Appeal 2022: John’s story
Please donate today to help people like John focus on getting their life back on track. Together we can make a real difference. Read More →
New chapter in Aged Care at UnitingSA
UnitingSA ushers in a new era in aged care with the relocation of residents from Regency Green to newly refurbished homes, ensuring ongoing support for all. Read More →
Never too late for love
On paper, it sounds like any other relationship. Boy meets girl, a friendship slowly turns romantic, they get married and embark on a road trip. Read More →
Staying Connected at Taperoo
Taperoo Community Centre’s new Staying Connected program is helping participants develop their digital literacy. Read More →
Reconciliation in the West returns for 2022
The annual Reconciliation in the West event will return to Tauondi Aboriginal College in Port Adelaide on Thursday, 2 June. Read More →
“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