Centrecare-Cannington

MSWA provides supports and services to people in Wa with Multiple Schlerosis, their families and carers. MSWA provides supports and services to people in Wa with Multiple Schlerosis, their families and carers. Services include Physiotherapy and massage, occupational therapy, social work,advocacy, councelling, community and hospital liason nursing, case co-ordination, and funding applications for equiptment and care. I addition to providig these services in Wilson, Outreach Groups/ services exist in Beechboro, Rockingham, Wangara, Bunbury and Albany, health professionals visit regional areas. MSWA has 2 respite homes and 3 high support accomodation facilities. In addition we provide in home supports and care and assistance with accessing the community. MSWA supporet people with other neurological conditions under specific programs. The Societ funds for research into the cause, treatments and a cure for MS and helath progfessionals and the connunity about MS and its effects. MSWA supports placements for nursing, medical and allied healthstudents. Business Hours: 0830-1730 Mon-Fri at Wilson; 24 hour supports at respite and accommodation

MSWA

The Motor Neurone Disease Association of Western Australia is a registered charity and support organisation. It is a member of the Motor Neurone Disease Association of Australia.

Motor Neurone Disease Association of Western Australia Inc (MNDAWA)

The Ngala Parenting Line offers free parenting support from qualified professionals for WA families with children 0-18 years, 8am-8pm, 7 days a week.

We offer non-judgemental, evidence-based advice for parents, covering a huge range of topics and situations, from settling newborns, to supporting teens in school.

With so many conflicting pieces of advice about parenting, and what’s best for children, it’s comforting to know there’s one place you can turn to for professional advice.

Ngala Parenting Line

The Council on the Ageing (WA) Inc. is a not for profit public benevolent organisation who's mission is to protect and promote the well-being of all older Western Australians

Council on the Ageing (WA) Inc.

Holyoake is a non-government provider of Alcohol and other Drug (AOD) treatment services in WA where individuals can rediscover their sense of value, belief and self-empowerment.

Holyoake - Victoria Park

The integrated Drug and Alcohol Youth Service is a partnership between Mission Australia and Next Step. The service provides young people and their families with improved access to a comprehensive range of alcohol and other drug services. These services include withdrawal and respite, clinical psychology, medical assessment and review, opiate and alcohol pharmacotherapy, residential rehabilitation and Aboriginal and youth mentors.

Mission Australia Drug And Alcohol Youth Service For Young People

The WA Deaf Society is a non-profit organisation established in 1921 to provide services to deaf and hard of hearing people in WA. 0410 017 540 after hours

WA Deaf Society Inc

The Humanitarian Entrant Health Service (HEHS) provides a holistic health assessment service for all refugees and humanitarian entrants who are resettled in Western Australia under the Commonwealth Government's Humanitarian Program and Special Humanitarian Program.

Humanitarian Entrant Health Service (HEHS)

Services provided

 - Early street level interventions to address social and welfare issues for Aboriginal people who are at risk in public spaces.Outreach Patrols in Fremantle, Midland, South East Corridor, North Corridor, City of Vincent and Northbridge and at the Crown Perth Complex.

      - Day Patrols in Midland, Fremantle, North & South East Corridors: Tuesday to Thursday 11.00am – 7.00pm

      - Evening Patrols at City of Vincent: Monday – Friday 1.00pm – 9.00pm

      - Night Patrols at Fremantle, South East Corridor, Northbridge & Crown Perth: Friday and Saturday nights 8.00pm – 4.00am

Target Groups

 - Aboriginal people in public spaces who are at risk of self harm, family violence, homelessness, substance abuse and of coming into contact with police.

Entry Requirements

 - Aboriginality

Patient advocacy and liaison in Cannington

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