Relationships Australia SA
supporting you through change.
Relationships Australia SA and the Australian Institute of Social Relations warmly invite you to a White Ribbon Fundraiser, the screening of “The Mask You Live In”, to support White Ribbon’s prevention programs in schools, workplaces and in the wider community. Continue Reading
July 28th is World Hepatitis Day. It is celebrated around the world to raise awareness about viral hepatitis; promote change in reducing transmissions; and improve access to testing, treatment and care. Continue Reading
The Australian Institute of Social Relations (AISR), the training division of Relationships Australia SA, is thrilled to offer a scholarship for students to study the Advanced Diploma of Community Sector Management online. Continue Reading
Australia leads the world in treatment strategy for hepatitis C. In March 2016, new highly effective, direct-acting antiviral medicines became publically funded and were made available on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme (PBS). Continue Reading
On 17 November, the Indaba HIV website was officially launched by Relationship Australia South Australia’s PEACE Multicultural Services at the 2016 Australasian HIV & AIDS Conference.
The Community Ambassadors Project was an outcome from the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Gambling Action Plan 2015, launched by PEACE Multicultural Service in collaboration with the Office for Problem Gambling in May of last year. Continue Reading
November edition of ‘Omid’ electronic magazine is on the newsstand now. It can be read online or downloaded for free. Omid is for Afghan and Farsi speakers who are same-sex attracted, trans*, gender diverse or gender questioning. Continue Reading
Everyone Has a Story (EHAS) is an online story-sharing project based in Adelaide, South Australia. It is a unique platform where gay and same sex attracted men from different cultural and ethnic backgrounds share their experiences of coming to and living in South Australia, through story telling. Continue Reading
In 2015, our PEACE Multicultural Services in collaboration with the Office for Problem Gambling launched the first ever “Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Gambling Help Action Plan 2015” following extensive consultation with over 20 different communities. The action plan highlights an enormous need to address stigma associated with gambling problems and seeking help. The idea of the Community Ambassadors Project came out as a result of community consultations on “Have Your Say Day” held in May 2015. Continue Reading
Positioned as a one to one support service offered by PEACE Multicultural Services, Happy Chappy One Plus One encourages gay and same sex attracted men from culturally diverse backgrounds (like international students and migrants) to explore their challenges through a relaxing coffee or bubble tea chat with support worker Ben. Continue Reading
The Relationships Australia SA Network
Relationships Australia South Australia - Australian Institute of Social Relations - AVERT Family Violence
Family DOORS - Family Law Pathways Network - Gambling Help Services
square - Elm Place - Indaba HIV - You are not alone
