Parkinson's SA provides specialised support, information and education to people with Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders and their family carers. Social Workers provide one on one counselling and support by phone or face to face and can inform people of and refer people to other community programs. These include Parkinson's SA seminars and specialised educational sessions which aim to encourage self management and independence. Support Groups in metropolitan and country areas provide a mutual aid model of care that gives people the chance to come together with others in the same situation, usually once a month. The organisation is client centred and will advocate for people on an individual and systemic level.

The Central Australia Dementia Service comprises a clinical nurse consultant and visiting Geriatrician. Memory clinics are held in Alice Springs and in remote communities as required or via tele-health.

AMCS' program is designed to support seniors who face difficulties in accessing the services they need. The program aims to give people from diverse backgrounds the services of their choice.
AMCS Program coordinators are the first point of contact for assisting people to access services. As part of their role they provide information and develop effective links as well as establish trust with CALD communities and their carers. We are the link between the client or carer and the service provider.
Australian Multicultural Community Services (AMCS) is a not-for-profit community care organisation providing services to older people and their carers for 40 years.

Mullum Mullum Indigenous Gathering Place (MMIGP) Access and Support service helps people live comfortably at home. We provide ongoing support to Indigenous people aged 50 plus, community members with a disability (18+) and their carers (Indigenous and non Indigenous carers).

Bladder and bowel problems can be difficult and sometimes embarrassing to live with so we have specially trained nurses and physiotherapist to help you to manage the problem better. A medical specialist is also available to people with complex issues. They can help you to learn how to control your bladder and bowel better and also to access government funding to buy continence products such as pads, catheters and underwear.

Continence advisory service- Provides advice and education for people of all ages who experience bladder and / or bowel control issues. Cardiac rehabilitation - An eight-week program, recognised by the National Heart Foundation, provides an education & rehabilitation program for clients who have suffered a cardiac event and for their partners. The program includes a moderate individual exercise program and a related health-topic presentation. Falls Prevention Program – the program is designed to help people who feel they may be at risk of falling or have suffered falls already to feel more confident and remain independent and upright.