Uniting Country SA and Uniting Country Housing (UCSA|UCH) is committed to the safe care of children and young people. At UCSA|UCH, “children are the centre of everything we do”. Learn more about our commitment here Read more
Uniting Country SA is excited to celebrate NAIDOC week. This week is an opportunity for all Australians to come together and celebrate Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders, their rich history, diverse cultures and achievements as the oldest continuing cultures on the planet. Read more
Our Youth Homelessness Services support young people to develop independent living skills and figure out long-term housing as they enter adulthood. Helping them overcome homelessness or avoid experiencing homelessness in their youth. Learn more about how this program helped one client, Eliza, after experiencing a family breakdown here Read more
On the 19th of February Uniting Country SA and Uniting Country Housing’s Chief Executive Anthea Pavy announced her intention to retire. Learn more about Anthea's experiences and journey here Read more
Uniting Country SA (UCSA) is proud to be recognised as one of Australia’s “Best Places to Work” in 2021, thanks to a recent study conducted by WRK+. Read more
In 2006, through no fault of his own, Ryan found himself homeless in Port Pirie. He was 19 at the time. This is his story of resilience in overcoming the challenges he faced. Read more
Our services will remain open during the SA COVID-19 lockdown. Our offices will remain open for emergencies where it is not safe or possible for you to call ahead. For all other support, please call 1300 067 777 and ask for the service you require. All visitors to our offices will need to wear masks and follow social distancing rules. Masks can be provided. Read more