• ACCESS Programs

  Access programs is a social enterprise of Centacare and specialises in the provision of Employee Assistance Programs (EAP) and other workplace mental health services. Services are provided on a fee for service basis and include confidential counselling, critical incident debriefing, conflict resolution, training and management coaching.

• ASCEND Youth Suicide Intervention Program

  ASCEND is a youth suicide intervention program and supports young people aged up to 25 years who are at risk of self-harm. The service also provides specialised training to build the capacity of people to appropriately respond and recognise warning signs.

• Co-Morbidity Project

  Working alongside an existing worker, we can provide a specialist brief intervention provided to clients who have complex co-occurring mental health and Alcohol & Other Drug (AOD) issues. Primary consultations can also include attendance at case conferences and appropriate referrals to relevant agencies.

• Counselling – Family Relationship Program

  Evidence suggests that addressing a problem early gives couples and families a greater chance of incorporating strategies to help them manage differences and build strong, healthy relationships. Our counsellors are well trained to assist couples, individuals and families experiencing relationship difficulties in a range of ways.

• Education and Training Services

  As well as providing coalface and emergency support for people in need, we also have a reputation for delivering high-quality education to support those working in the field.

• Findon Family Housing

  This program offers supported accommodation to young families up to the age of 25 years, who are pregnant or parenting and are homeless or are at-risk of homelessness but who have low need support requirements. Support is provided on a one-on-one basis and families are connected with local community services as required.

• headspace

  headspace Port Adelaide is a free service providing early intervention mental health services to 12-25 year olds.

• Private: HOPE Program

  HOPE (Healing, Optimism, Pride, Endurance) is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) educational suicide prevention program. Developed in partnership with the community, through HOPE we recognise many strengths of ATSI people.

• ICAN

  Innovative Community Action Networks (ICAN) provides holistic case management, identifying young people’s barriers and strengths, advocacy and support in accessing services within Centacare and in the broader community, maintain young people in education and connection to school.

• Limestone Coast Domestic Violence Service

  The Limestone Coast Domestic Violence Service (LCDVS) provides a range of services to women and children experiencing domestic and family violence, using a safety first approach. Services include assistance to keep women and children safe in their own homes, supported accommodation in a range of housing options, safety planning, referral, advocacy and individualised case management to support and enhance women’s choices.

• Louise Place

  At Louise Place, young women find 24-hour supported accommodation with services that help them live independently through developing parenting and life skills. We also support young, pregnant single women (aged 18 and under) to find the right medical and government services.

• Malvern Place

  Malvern Place offers support and accommodation for young women up to the age of 25 years, who are pregnant or parenting and are homeless or at the risk of homelessness. The service provides a safe and secure environment in individual fully-furnished family units.

• PACE Program

  The PACE service provides support for people living with anxiety and panic attacks, obsessive compulsive disorder and eating disorders, and those who support them. Through PACE, those facing challenges can share their experiences with people who understand what they are going through, and receive support from trained professionals.

• Relationship Education Program

  Relationship education is an important opportunity to stop and focus on your relationship prior to taking the ‘big plunge’ of marriage. Evidence suggests that addressing a problem early gives couples a greater chance of managing differences and building strong healthy relationships.

• Riverland Domestic Violence Service

  The Riverland Domestic Violence Service (RDVS) supports women and children in the Riverland who are experiencing domestic violence. The Service provides short-term accommodation, confidential and professional counselling, information and referrals for options in housing, medical, legal, income and advocacy.

• Wandana Community Centre

  The Wandana Community Centre is run for and by the community at Gilles Plains in Adelaide’s north. Respecting people from a diversity of backgrounds, cultures, ages and gender, the Centre fosters and encourages personal growth and lifelong learning.

• Young Parent Learning Centas

  Our Learning Centas provide young women with wellbeing support and learning opportunities, tailored to their needs and relevant to their important role as young parents.