Connect you with relevant services and information to help in your current situation

Short-term assistance until you can be connected to a specialist homelessness service

Referrals to specialist services including Domestic Violence and Aboriginal Family Violence services, youth services and mental health support

Working across the Adelaide CBD, southern inner and outer metro areas and Adelaide Hills to prevent and end homelessness.

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The Toward Home Alliance believes that having safe, secure and affordable housing is a human right.

At the Adelaide North West Homelessness Alliance, we believe safe and appropriate housing is a human right, and essential to wellbeing and independence.

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That’s why we’re committed to providing support and services to young people, Aboriginal people, adults and families experiencing or at risk of homelessness across Adelaide’s north and west, extending as far as the Barossa.

Country North Homelessness Alliance (CNHA), provides services for adults, families with accompanying children and youth aged between 15 and 25 years who are at risk of and/or experiencing homelessness.

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CNHA provides support to the following geographical areas:

Ceduna – Eyre and Western Region
Clare and Gilbert Valley
Port Augusta and Far North
Port Lincoln– Lower Eyre Peninsula
Port Pirie and Southern Flinders
Whyalla

Yorke Peninsula

Country South Homelessness Alliance provides support to the following geographical areas:

Fleurieu- Kangaroo Island

Limestone Coast

Murray and Mallee

Women’s Safety Services SA (WSSSA) supports women and their children who are experiencing domestic and family violence. We are an organisation committed to helping people find safety and support during and after experiencing abuse.

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We believe all women and children have the right to live safely in their homes, and that experiencing domestic and family violence is a fundamental breach of human rights. We advocate for all perpetrators of violence to be held accountable for their actions.

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Most of all, we believe domestic violence is everyone’s business and that all levels of society must work together to strive for its elimination.