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SA Regional Councils and Community Services Directory About the Shelter SA Regional Community Services Contact Directory Shelter SA is the peak body for housing in South Australia and advocates for improved housing outcomes for everyone, including those who are on low incomes and who are living with disadvantage. Shelter SA does not provide accommodation but staff frequently receive emails and answer phone calls from people needing assistance to find appropriate shelter. The interactive SA Regional Community Services Contact Directory has been developed by Shelter SA to assist regional councils, electorate offices and other authorities and agencies to identify services available in their location when responding to emergency housing enquiries. The Directory also includes links to websites of all regional SA councils along with a list of suburbs/towns in each council jurisdiction. A link to Community SA Services in specific council areas has also been added as well as links to the websites of the generic homelessness and domestic violence services across the State. Please scroll down to access the Directory pages. How to use the Shelter SA Regional Community Services Contact Directory At the top of the Directory are Four South Australian Government emergency/crisis services which can be accessed 24/7. The Homelessness Gateway link offers all homelessness service provider contact details across South Australia including the free-call 24 hour phone number. The Specialist Homelessness Services Directory* link provides a comprehensive listing of service provider contact phone numbers and the types of services provided. These service providers are specifically funded by the National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness (NPAH)**. The Domestic and Aboriginal Family Violence Gateway is also a 24/7 service including the free-call phone number and a link to service provider contact details. The Youth Gateway free-call phone number and link to website contact information is available for young people between the ages of 15-25 who may be experiencing homelessness or are about to become homeless. The body of this Directory includes links to every South Australian regional council website, and an alphabetical listing of the surrounding townships/suburbs in each council area. The SA Community Services links in each Council Area provides a listing of any available community services. Please note, once on the SA Community Services website you can do your own searches for services by clicking in the search box and entering keywords. You must also enter your Council name from the drop down box selection, otherwise you will see entries for the entire State of South Australia. The Housing Services in Council Area column and links entitled "Housing" have been searched using the SA Community Services website. If there is no link provided, then that means no "housing" services were found in your council area. The last three columns contain direct links to the district Homelessness Support and Domestic Violence Services/Community Groups identified and available for your Council area. Please note the Homelessness and DV services links will only direct enquiries via the Homelessness Gateway website. Please note while care has been taken to develop this Directory - it is not exhaustive. If there are no housing service links provided for your region, or you would like more information and advice, please contact the Homelessness Gateway. * Specialist homelessness Services Directory is part of the Homeless 2 Home Housing SA Homelessness Strategy, Department of Communiites and Social Inclusion (DCSI). ** The National Partnership Agreement on Homelessness (NPAH) funds around 180 programs and services for people who are experiencing, or at risk of homelessness. These programs assist 80,000 people each year and employ more than 3,000 staff. Shelter SA Regional Council and Community Services Contact Directory SA Government Emergency/Crisis Services Homelessness Gateway 1800 003 308 (free call 24hrs) Homelessness Gateway Specialist Homelessness Services Directory Specialist Homelessness Services Directory Domestic & Aboriginal Family Violence 1800 800 098 (free call 24hrs) Homelessness and DV Services Youth Gateway 1800 807 364 (free call 24hrs) Youth Gateway (15-25Y.O.) Council Name Surrounding Townships SA Community Services Listing available in Housing Services Council Area in Council Area Regional Homelessness Services Domestic Violence and Other Services in Council Area Alexandrina Council Angas Plains, Ashbourne, Belvidere, Blackfellows Creek,Bletchley, SA Community Services in Council Area Fleurieu & Kangaroo Island Fleurieu & Kangaroo Island DV Bull Creek, Clayton, Currency Creek, Dingabledinga,Finniss, Homelessness Support Service Services Gemmells, Goolwa, Goolwa Beach, Goolwa North, GoolwaSouth, Hartley, Hayborough, Highland Valley, Hindmarsh Island, HopeForest, Kuitpo, Kuitpo Colony, Kyeema, Lake Plains, LanghorneCreek, Macclesfield, McHarg Creek, Middleton, Milang, Montarra,Mosquito Hill, Mount Compass, Mount Jagged, Mount Magnificent,Mount Observation, Mundoo Island, Myponga, Nangkita, Nurragi, PagesFlat, Paris Creek, Point Sturt, Port Elliot, Prospect Hill, RedCreek, Salem, Sandergrove, Strathalbyn, The Range, Tolderol,Tooperang, Willunga Hill, Willyaroo, Wistow, Woodchester, Yundi Barossa Council Altona, Angaston, Argent Town, Bald Hill, Barossa, Barossa SA Community Services in Council Area Housing Outer North Generic Homelessness Northern Adelaide DV Service Goldfields, Barossa Reservoir, Barossa Valley, Bethany, Bilyara, Service Cockatoo Valley, Collingrove, Concordia, Craneford, Cromer, Dorrien, Eden Valley, Flaxman Valley, Kalbeeba, Krondorf, Langmeil, Light Pass, Lone Pine, Lyndoch, Moculta, Mount Crawford, Mount Kitchener, Mount McKenzie, Mount Pleasant, Nuriootpa, Parrot Hill, Penrice, Pewsey Vale, Rocky Gully, Rosedale, Rowland Flat, Sandy Creek, South Para Reservoir, Springton, Stockwell, Tanunda, Tarawatta, Taunton, Vine Vale, Warren Reservoir, Williamstown, Wilton Barunga West District Council SA Community Services in Council Area Yorke and Mid-North Homelessness Yorke and Mid-North DV Alford, Barunga North, Bews, Brucefield, Bute, Clements Service Service Gap,Fishermans Bay, Kulpara, Melton, Mona, Mundoora, Ninnes, Nurrondi,Paskeville, Port Broughton, South Hummocks, Thomas Plains, Tickera,Wards Hill, Willamulka, Wiltunga, Wokurna Berri Barmera Council Barmera, Berri, Cobdogla, Glossop, Loveday, Monash, SA Community Services in Council Area Housing Riverland Generic Homelessness Riverland DV Service Riverland Homelessness Assertive OverlandCorner, Winkie Service Outreach Program Ceduna District Council Bonython, Carawa, Ceduna, Charra, Chinta, Denial Bay, SA Community Services in Council Area Housing Ceduna Generic Homelessness Service Ceduna Regional DV and Transitional Accommodation Goode,Kalanbi, Koonibba, Laura Bay, Maltee, Merghiny, Aboriginal Family Violence Program Mudamuckla, MuratBay, Nunjikompita, Petina, Pimbaacla, Puntabie, Smoky Bay,Thevenard, Uworra, Wallanippie, Wandana Service Clare and Gilbert Valleys Council Anama, Armagh, Auburn, Barinia, Benbournie, Black SA Community Services in Council Area Housing Yorke and Mid-North Homelessness Yorke and Mid-North DV Domestic Violence Support Services Springs,Boconnoc Park, Bungaree, Clare, Clare North, Donnybrook, Service Service GilesCorner, Gillentown, Hill River, Hilltown, Kooramo, Leasingham,Lower Skilly, Manoora, Marrabel, Merildin, Mintaro, Morella,Mulkirri, Navan, Penwortham, Peters Hill, Polish Hill River,Rhynie, Rices Creek, Riverton, Saddleworth, Sevenhill, Skilly(Higher/Lower), Spring Farm, Spring Gully, Stanley Flat, Steelton,Stockport, Tarlee, Tarnma, Tatkana (Siding), Tothill Belt, TothillCreek, Undalya, Waterloo, Watervale, White Hut, Woolshed Flat Cleve District Council Arno Bay, Boonerdo, Boothby, Campoona, Caralue, Cleve, SA Community Services in Council Area Housing Port Lincoln Homelessness Service Port Lincoln Regional DV Darke,Darke Peak, Jamieson, Kielpa, Mann, Murlong, Pascoe, Service Roberts,Rudall, Smeaton, Verran, Wharminda, Yadnarie Coober Pedy District Council Coober Pedy SA Community Services in Council Area Housing Coober Pedy Homelessness & Support Coober Pedy Regional DV & Service ph: 8672 5349 (Housing SA) Aboriginal Family Violence Service Council Name Surrounding Townships SA Community Services Listing available in Housing Services Council Area in Council Area Regional Homelessness Services Domestic Violence and Other Services in Council Area Coorong District Council Albert Hill, Ashville, Bedford, Buccleuch, Bunbury, CampbellPark, SA Community Services in Council Area Murray Bridge/Adelaide Hills Generic Murray Mallee/Adelaide Hills Carcuma, Colebatch, Cooke Plains, Coomandook, Homelessness Service DV Service Coombe,Coonalpyn, Coorong, Culburra, Elwomple, Field, Grasslands, Jabuk,Jack's Point, Ki-Ki, Malinong, Marmon Jabuk, McGrath Flat,Meningie, Meningie West, Meningie East, Messent, Moorlands,Narrung, Naturi, Netherton, Ngarkat, Parnka Point, Peake,Policemans Point, Poltalloch, Raukkan, Rupari, Salt Creek,Sherlock, Stony Well, Tailem Bend, Tintinara, Waltowa, WellingtonEast, Woods Well, Yalkuri, Yumali Copper Coast District Council Boors Plain, Cross Roads, Cunliffe, East Moonta, Hamley,Jericho, SA Community Services in Council Area Yorke and Mid-North Homelessness Yorke and Mid-North DV Community Groups Jerusalem, Kadina, Kooroona, Matta Flat, Moonta, MoontaBay, Service Service Moonta Mines, Newtown, North Beach, North Moonta, North Yelta,Paramatta, Paskeville, Port Hughes, Thrington,
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