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Support Services Directory (PDF) Kurranulla Aboriginal Corporation Address: 15 Jannali Avenue, Jannali, NSW 2226 Support Services Directory NSW and all Sydney Tidda-Links Housing Pathways Principal Female Aboriginal Health Worker Tenancy Accommodation Line Ph: 1800 – Toni Smith 155 152 Office: 02 9515 1527 Aboriginal Housing Information Ph: 1800 Mobile: 0459 752 529 727 555 NSW Domestic Violence Line – 1800 656 463 Rape Crisis NSW (24-hour Counselling) – 1800 424 017 Medicare Aged Care & Rehabilitation Close The Gap – (CTG PBS Co-payment Contact: Referral & Information Centre measures) (Northern Cluster – SSWAHS) Ph: 6289 2409 email: PBS- Phone: 1800 556 533 or 9767 5200 [email protected] Intellectual Disability Rights Service (IDRS) Ph: 9318 0144 freecall: 1800 666 611 Carers Australia Ph: 1800 242 636 Home Care Metro Branch Ph: 8758 0600 Home & Community Podiatry Service Ph: 9911 9939 Just Better Care www.justbettercare.com Meals On Wheels Ph: 9772 1117 www.mealsonwheels.org.au/Home.aspx Ph: 9744 1866 Telecross – Australian Red Cross The Ella Centre Community Visitors Ph: 9229 4222 or 1300 885 698 Scheme Ph: 9798 5140 1 After Care Australian Foundation for Disability www.aftercare.com.au (AFFORD) Ph: 8572 7770 Ph: 9798 6099 St. Anthony’s Family Care The Norma Parker Respite Centre www.safc.org.au www.catholiccare.org/disability/respite- Ph: 9747 5782 services/norma-parker-respite-centre Ph: 8778 4222 Disability Assessment & Rehabilitation Early Childhood Intervention Team for Young PeoplePh: 9767 7278 Australiawww.ecia.org.au Ph: 9873 2593 Ethnic People with Disabilities Program (EPDP) http://eccfcsc.org/our-programs/ethnic- Koorana Child & Family Services people-with-disabilities-program www.koorana.org.au/default.asp Ph: 9569 1288 Ph: 9750 4100 Pathways Early Childhood Intervention Inc www.pathwayseci.com Uniting Care Disability Supported Living Ph: 9572 8840 Ph: 8752 3719 AFFORD Carer Support Program www.afford.com.au/clientprograms/carers Anxiety Disorder Information Services Ph: 9727 9199 Ph: 1300 794 992 Beyondblue Lifeline www.beyondblue.org.au www.lifeline.org.au 1300 224 636 Ph: 13 11 14 MensLine www.mensline.org.au/Home.html Parents Line NSW Ph: 1300 789 978 www.parentsline.org.au Ph: 1300 1300 52 Black Dog Institute www.blackdoginstitute.org.au Lime Taxis Ph: 9382 4530 www.limetaxis.com.au Ph: 13 54 63 Indigenous Call Centre Country Women’s Association (CWA) FreeCALL TM Ph: 1800 136 380 www.cwaa.org.au Ph: 9759 0390 2 Administrative Decisions Tribunal Aged Care Complaints Investigation www.ncat.nsw.gov.au Scheme Ph: 9377 5711 Ph: 1800 550 552 TTY: 9377 5859 Australian Human Rights Commission Anti-Discrimination Board of NSW Ph: 1300 656 419 or 9284 9888 Ph: 9268 5544 TTY: 9268 5522 Complaints Resolution & Referral Service Department of Ageing, Disability and www.crrs.net.au Home Care (ADHC) Ph: 1800 880 052 www.adhc.nsw.gov.au TTY: 1800 301 130 Ph: 8732 1300 Energy & Water Ombudsmen NSW Health Care Complaints Commission www.ewon.com.au www.hcc.nsw.gov.au Ph: 1800 246 545 Ph: 1800 043 159 or 9219 7444 Camp Out QLife P: 0467 697 325 P: 1800 184 527 E: [email protected] www.qlife.org.au (online chat available) [email protected] Operating hours are 3:00pm to midnight www.campout.org.au daily Community Settlement Services Scheme (02) 833 8507 3 St George/Georges River Headspace 5/522 Kingsway Miranda Ph: 9575 1500 Ocean Street Kindergarten 41 Dora St Hurstville Ph: 8048 3350 62 Ocean Street KOGARAH NSW 2220 E: [email protected] Ph: 02 9330 6449 Hurstville Early Learning Centre Westfield Shopping Centre (Roof Top) Jack High Child Care Centre HURSTVILLE NSW 2220 70 Vanessa Street BEVERLY HILLS NSW 2209 Ph: 02 9330 6449 Ph: 02 9330 6449 Oatley West Early Learning Centre South Hurstville Kindergarten 66 Mulga Road, OATLEY NSW 2223 4 The Mall SOUTH HURSTVILLE NSW 2221 Ph: 02 9330 6449 Ph: 02 9330 6449 Penshurst Long Day Care Carss Park Narani Childcare Centre 5 St Georges Road PENSHURST NSW 2222 72 Carwar Avenue CARSS PARK NSW 2221 Ph: 02 9330 6449 Ph: 02 9330 6449 Advance Diversity Services Hurstville Head Office Bexley Office Suite 231 & 232 (Building 2/Level 3), 7-11 The Bexley Community Centre, 405 Bexley Road, Avenue, Hurstville NSW 2220 Bexley NSW 2207 Tel: 02 9597 5455 Tel: 02 9567 2133 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] 2Connect – Transition to Work etc Georges River Council Community Development BRIGHTON OFFICE Officer – Youth Lvl 3, Corner of Moate Ave & Princess St 9330 6400 P: 02 9556 1769 [email protected] E: [email protected] Advance Diversity Services GLISTEN Rockdale Office, P: (02) 9556 1769 or 0410 452 323 Suite 2, 23-25 Frederick Street, Rockdale NSW (Nadia) [email protected] Tel: 02 9136 4788 www.stgeorgeyouth.org Email: [email protected] www.kogarahcommunity.org.au 4 Hurstville St George Community Housing J Housing Contact Centre Level 5, 38 Humphreys Lane, HURSTVILLE, 2220 1800 422 322 (open 24/7) P: 02 9585 1499 www.sgch.com.au Riverwood DCJ Housing Hurstville DCJ Housing G Floor, 171 Belmore Rd North, RIVERWOOD, Level 4, 12 Butler Road, HURSTVILLE, 2220 2210 P: 02 9585 7211 P: 02 9584 4800 Shopfront Arts Co-op 88 Carlton Parade Carlton NSW 2218 P: 02 9588 3948 Metro Central Child and Family District Units E: [email protected] (CFDU) - Strawberry Hills Benevolent Society Covers Chatswood, Pennant Hills, Lakemba, Monterey (Rosemore Cottage) Burwood, Central Sydney, Eastern Sydney, St 3 Culver Street, Monterey NSW 2217 George, Sutherland. P: 1800 236 762 Lvl 4, 219-241 Cleveland St Strawberry Hills Bexley (Greenwood Cottage) P: 8303 7644 405 Bexley Rd, Bexley NSW 2207 E: [email protected] Hurstville Level 4, 7-11 The Avenue, Hurstville NSW 2220 P: 1800 236 762 Aboriginal Housing Office P: (02) 8836 9444 [email protected] www.aho.nsw.gov.au 5 Inner West Royal Prince Alfred Hospital Aboriginal Mental Health Service Sexual Health Clinic – Aboriginal Health Worker Aboriginal Mental Health Worker – – 9515 3131 Camperdown Community Mental Health Page Building, Level 5 Missenden Rd Services Camperdown Level 5, King George V Building, Aboriginal Liaison Officer – Female-9515 9278, Missenden Rd Camperdown Ph: 9515 5000 Male-9515 9277 Housing NSW Psychological Support Service (PSS) Ground Floor, 219-241 Cleveland St, Redfern Ph: 30 Anglo Rd Campsie Ph: 9787 2333 9268 3444 General inquires 24hrs on 1300 468 746 Indigenous Men’s Sexual Health Ground floor Building 12, Missenden Rd Salvation Army Community Service Centres Camperdown Ph: 9515 5297 30 Anglo Rd Campsie Ph: 9787 2333 Warringa Baiya – Aboriginal Women’s Legal Centre City and Inner West Disability Advocacy (CIWDA) Addison Rd Marrickville Ph: 9569 3847 Areas of Ashfield, Canada Bay, Leichhardt, freecall: 1800 686 587 Marrickville and Sydney City Lucan Care Community Centre Inner West Aboriginal HACC Development 158 Lilyfield Road LILYFIELD (Mon-Fri) Officer Ph: 9564 2022 Ph: 8754 0400 Inner West Multicultural Access Project (IWMAP) http://eccfcsc.org/our-programs/inner-west- Inner West Care – Dementia Advisory Service multicultural-access-project Ph: 9767 5953 Ph: 9569 1288 Inner West Neighbour Aid Rozelle Neighbourhood Centre www.iwna.com.au www.rozellecentre.org.au/home.html Ph: 9799 5099 Ph: 9555 8988 Sunnyfield Respite in Action Inner West www.sunnyfield.org.au/services- Concord Community Care Team 1/community-services Ph: 9767 6931 Ph: 9564 7755 Commonwealth Respite & Carelink Centre Concord Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) (CRCC) Ph: 9767 6931 Ph: 1800 052 222 6 National Seniors Australia (Sydney Inner West Inner West Community Transport Branch) http://iwct.org.au http://nationalseniors.com.au Ph: 9642 999 Ph: 9798 7624 or 9763 5373 KARI Aboriginal Resources Inc. Aboriginal Child, Family Support Care State Level 3/131-135 George St, George Street Secretariat (NSW) Liverpool NSW 2170 21 Carrington Rd, Marrickville (02) 8782 0300 PH: (02) 9559 5299 Australian Breastfeeding Association 4 McMullan Ave Castle Hill NSW 2154 (02)8553 4900 7 Sutherland Shire Project Youth 91A Kiora Road Miranda, NSW 2228 Headspace Postal: PO Box 333 Miranda, NSW 1490 5/522 Kingsway Miranda Ph: 9575 1500 P: 02 9525 7919 41 Dora St Hurstville Ph: 8048 3350 E: [email protected] 2Connect – transition to work etc SUTHERLAND OFFICE Sutherland St George Community Housing 2A/16 Boyle Street, SUTHERLAND NSW Room 12, 3A Stapleton Avenue, (02) 9521 6531 SUTHERLAND, 2232 E: [email protected] Ph: 02 9521 8950 Southern Sydney Koori Interagency Kurranulla Aboriginal Corporation 15 Jannali Avenue, Jannali The Sutherland Hospital P: 8528 0287 Ph: 9540 7111 E: [email protected] Health Direct Hotline Central and Eastern Sydney Primary Health Ph: 1800 022 222 Network - Health Direct COVID-19 Symptom Ph: 1300 986 991 Checker Nova Employment Max Employment Ph: 9574 8200 Ph: 1800 603 503 Sutherland Food Services (Meals on Orana NSW Inc Wheels) Ph: 9521 8280 Tel: 02 9540 7365 Reaching Tel: 1300 055 100 Hopefield (food parcels - subject to home delivery Tel: 9545 0299 (Grocery shopping) service availability) Gymea Community Aid and Information Service Tel: 9524 9559 Engadine Community Services (assisted shopping for people over 65 years) Tel: 9520 7022 Be Connected Community Services Advance Diversity Services Ph: 9544 0104 Ph: 9597 5455 8 Sutherland Mental Health Sutherland Shire Family Services Ph: 1800 011 511 Ph: 9528 2933 Enough Is Enough Headspace Miranda Ph: 9542 4029 Ph: 9575 1500 Project Youth Menai Project Youth Miranda Ph: 9543 6440 Ph: 9525 7919 Engadine District Youth Services Mental Health Acute Care Ph: 9548 2734 Ph: 9540 7831 / 1800 011 511 Youth Liaison Officer Sutherland Shire Police Command Family and Community Services (SESLHD) Ph: 9542 0852 OR 9542 0899 Ph: 8303 7600 Crossroads Sutherland Shire Carers Support Ph: 9525 3790 Ph: 9542 6292 Activus Transport Ph: 8555 000 9 South East Sydney Aboriginal Medical Service Monday to Friday 9am-6pm.
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