Social Support and Advocacy

The ACHA program supports people who are aged over 60, on a low income and are homeless or living in insecure accommodation such as rental, caravan, hotel or boarding house settings. A coordinator works alongside the person to find better, affordable, secure, ongoing accommodation and to access aged care support services. Resthaven’s Assistance with Care and Housing for the Aged program supports people living in eastern metropolitan Adelaide, and in the Tea Tree Gully LGA.

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The Living Alone with Memory Loss program (funded by Home and Community Care) provides support and advocacy to people aged 60 and over who are living alone, with or without a carer, and who have memory loss impacting on their lifestyle. A Coordinator develops individually tailored packages of support that help people to stay living independently at home. Resthaven’s Living Alone with Memory Loss program supports people living in southern and eastern metropolitan Adelaide.

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The Regency Cottage Social Club (funded by Home and Community Care) provides social support, centre-based day activity, companionship programs, and information, advocacy and support to older people. This is an opportunity to make new friends, learn new things, join in with conversation and a wide range of leisure activities, and to enjoy an appetising home-cooked meal.

Based at Regency Cottage on Regency Road at Croydon Park and in other local venues, there are small group activities on each week day.

Resthaven’s Regency Cottage Social Club supports people living in Western Metropolitan Adelaide.

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South East Connect Me provides small group social support and individualised support for older people to access social activities in the community. Resthaven South East Connect Me supports people living the Limestone Coast region.

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