How we provide help

Uniting Country SA provides services to families, single adults and children, who are experiencing difficulties such as domestic violence, disability and mental health issues, financial distress, homelessness, and family breakdown in country SA. With more than 55 services provided from 27 sites, we strive to improve our local communities.

We work hard to provide the best services to our clients and our local, expert staff are willing to understand and help you through the challenges you face.

Our programs care for people in a number of different ways, some help individuals directly, some help families, and some programs can only be accessed when people are referred to it.

Uniting Country SA's services are tailored to the individuals needs, and often include face-to-face case work, group work, advocacy and more. Our goal is to help you to learn and grow and give you the tools you need to tackle many of the challenges life throws at you.

If you are looking for support, for yourself or your family, Uniting Country SA is here to help you.

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Service to Aboriginal Youth (STAY)

The Service to Aboriginal Youth (STAY) program assists young Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people between the ages 10 and 19 access services and find the guidance they need to achieve their goals and strengthen their cultural and community connections
[email protected] Reopens

Uniting Country SA is excited to celebrate the reopening of [email protected], the organisation’s op shop.
National Volunteers Week 2020

Why do people volunteer? Our Volunteer Coordinator reflects on the benefits of volunteering and National Volunteers Week
Board Member - Jo Court

[email protected] Reopens

Uniting Country SA is excited to celebrate the reopening of [email protected], the organisation’s op shop.
Coronavirus update 2 (COVID-19)

Uniting Country SA is continuing to provide our usual services during the COVID-19 crisis. If you need assistance call 1300 067 777 or email us at [email protected] You can also still call in and see us at your local UCSA office. Physical distancing guidelines will apply.
Domestic & Family Violence

Uniting Country SA's Domestic Violence services provide support to people in regional South Australia who are dealing with domestic and family violence in their lives.

Coronavirus update 2 (COVID-19)

Uniting Country SA is continuing to provide our usual services during the COVID-19 crisis. If you need assistance call 1300 067 777 or email us at [email protected] You can also still call in and see us at your local UCSA office. Physical distancing guidelines will apply.
Accessibility
Talking with Children about the Coronavirus
Careers
24 by 24 Movement Challenge

On the 19th of October we are supporting Nick Donnellan's 24 hour movement challenge at the Port Pirie Memorial Oval. Move how you want, when you want, for as long as you want, to raise awareness for mental health.
How we provide help

Uniting Country SA provides services to families, single adults and children, who are experiencing difficulties such as domestic violence, disability and mental health issues, financial distress, homelessness, and family breakdown in country SA.
Mission and values

Uniting Country SA is a not-for-profit social services and community organisation operating in country South Australia. We are the local experts, trying to make a difference in your community. With over 100 years of experience servicing regional communities, Uniting Country SA is dedicated to Caring for Country People.
“Housing Ends Homelessness” Community Event

On 8th August from 11 to 1 at the Kadina Wesley Uniting Church. Join us for a light lunch, talk with local services helping to end homelessness and raise awareness of homelessness in the Yorke Peninsula.
Uniting Country Housing (UCH)

Uniting Country Housing is a community housing provider with a number of properties across the region for eligible clients. Housing is limited to low-income families and individuals.
Financial Support

The Uniting Country SA financial support programs assist people in regional South Australia who are experiencing a financial crisis or are financially vulnerable. Services include financial counselling, budgeting and advocacy support, access to microfinance products and community education.