Relationships Australia South Australia supporting you through change.
Possibly the most unexpected outcome of the COVID-19 crisis has been the intense focus on our relationships. Being in lockdown has forced us to spend time together in ways that many of us have not experienced before.
Whether you are taking a break, detoxing or considering stopping altogether – giving up alcohol is not easy! Not only does our society encourage drinking – our bodies may crave it and our mind may be anxious trying to fill in the space.
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Getting clear about elder abuse
From 1 July 2020, Relationships Australia South Australia will provide trauma-based counselling and peer support to adult and child victims of crime as they move through the criminal justice process.
Monday 15 June was World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, providing an opportunity for communities globally to advocate for those affected by abuse of older people.
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On 17 June 2008, the South Australian Government apologised on behalf of the current and previous Parliaments of South Australia, to those who were abused as children while in State care.
According to Australia’s National Exercise Guidelines, young adults need a minimum of 2-3 hours of exercise a week. Ideally, we should be doing double that but let’s start with hitting those minimums first!
Relationships Australia South Australia is pleased to be appointed to provide therapeutic counselling services to South Australian victims of crime over the next three years.
The Straight Up podcast is a part of the GOM Central Project; a project designed and created by young people with care experiences, for young people who are leaving care or have left care.
The Relationships Australia South Australia Network
Relationships Australia South Australia - Australian Institute of Social Relations - AVERT Family Violence
Family DOORS - Family Law Pathways Network - Gambling Help Services
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