Noticeboard

Tours of Respite Facilities for Service Providers

Through the Respite Workgroup, Western Linkages has organised tours of centre based respite programs for service providers. Details under the 'respite tab' in the secure documents section above. The respite workgroup meets on the first Wednesday of the month, 2-3.30pm. All providers with an interest in respite are welcome to attend. Contact jennifer.fischer@dfc.sa.gov.au for more details.


Mind the Gap!

'Mind the Gap' is an online database collecting information on clients (de-identified) who fall through gaps for SOCIAL SUPPORT services. It is for service providers working with HACC eligible clients in the Western Metro region. We invite all service providers to participate. Our aim is to develop a sound evidence base from which a range of strategies will be developed to promote service reform or expansion into the gaps! Please direct any queries to: jennifer.fischer@dfc.sa.gov.au.

CLICK HERE to register an unmet need for SOCIAL SUPPORT. Please note: this evidence collection targets SOCIAL SUPPORT needs only.»


RSVP's now closed!

Sorry, RSVP's for Info-rama have now closed. If you would like to register please contact either Jen Fischer or Sue Sharp on 8440 6741 or email westernlinkages@dfc.sa.gov.au and we will try to accommodate you!

The Western Linkages Project

Facilitating collaboration and reform across community service providers.

Facilitating Care

Western Linkages is a collaborative project that was established in 2000 by a group of community service providers in Western Adelaide. The project’s role is to facilitate reform, networking and collaboration across community service providers that work with HACC eligible clients* in the Western Adelaide region.

Participation is open to any service provider with an interest in the western metro region.

To find out more about Western Linkages click on About Us or email us at westernlinkages@dfc.sa.gov.au

*HACC eligible clients are people who are frail aged, younger people with a disability and their carers, who live at home and whose capacity for independent living is at risk or who are at risk of premature or inappropriate admission to longterm residential care.