UnitingSA is an internationally accredited non-for-profit organisation that delivers innovative, quality and person centered services to people and communities across South Australia. Since our establishment in 1919, our vision has always been to create a compassionate, respectful and just community in which all people can participate and flourish.
We boast a diverse portfolio of services and offer support and solutions across many disciplines and sectors including aged care, community welfare and employment services.
Every year our 800 staff and a network of over 160 volunteers support more than 25,000 people including the elderly, vulnerable young people, adults and families, people with mental health disabilities, individuals seeking employment and people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds. Our clients always remain at the centre of what we do.
We are committed to providing tailored care focusing on the wishes, needs and ability of every older person.
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UnitingSA has announced the appointment of Jenny Hall as the organisation’s new Chief Executive Officer, commencing 28 June 2021.
Yesterday was an exciting milestone at UnitingSA West Lakes, with the first residents moving into the three levels of Residential Aged Care. Since the first sod was turned at the site 20 months ago, the development has progressed into the wonderful building that stands today.
A $50m aged care complex under construction in the heart of Adelaide’s west celebrated reaching its highest structural point with a topping out ceremony. UnitingSA West Lakes will incorporate residential aged care, retirement living, retail and office space on 6,600sqm fronting West Lakes Boulevard, at the former Football Park site.
Work is officially underway on a new $50m aged care development by UnitingSA in Adelaide’s west, with the turning of the first sod taking place last week.
Two iconic South Australian organisations are uniting to build a $50m-plus aged care development in the heart of Adelaide’s west. UnitingSA, which is this year celebrating its centenary, has engaged 105-year-old Kennett Builders to construct a five-storey development at the former Football Park site.
One of South Australia's leading community organisations, UnitingSA, is marking 100 years of service. UnitingSA Chief Executive Officer Libby Craft said the organisation’s centenary was a time to reflect on the past, acknowledge the present and set a vision for its future.
When Irene moved into UnitingSA Regency Green Multicultural Aged Care, one of the hardest transitions was having to leave her beloved cats behind.
70 Dale Street
Port Adelaide South Australia, 5015
