You might like to access the following Christadelphian organisations for further resources and support:

Australia-wide Help-line

Christadelphian Support Services SA

HELP-LINE: 08 8270 4115

Want someone to talk to? Have a problem and not sure where to find the right assistance? Looking for counselling from a Bible-oriented perspective?

If this is what’s happening for you, the Christadelphian Support Services SA is there to help. We offer free, confidential counselling to all brothers, sisters and their families, either by telephone or in some cases, personal face-to-face. Our trained volunteer telephone contact people and counsellors are experienced in a wide variety of issues, and, if needed, can assist you with referrals to the right professional or service provider.

Confidentiality is an important part of our service. Everything you say will be treated as confidential, unless it’s an issue of imminent danger to yourself or others, or a case for mandatory reporting.

To contact us, please call our Helpline - 08 8270 4115. If it is not answered immediately, the volunteer operating the Helpline will return your call as soon as they can. They will assist you, or, if you live in South Australia, provide you with contact details for face-to-face counselling if preferred.

Our website also offers information and links to other resources – but maybe under reconstruction at this point in time: https://supportnetwork.org.au/sa/

Christadelphian Support Service SA is financed and organised by seven South Australian ecclesias, but reach out nationally and overseas to members of our community seeking help. While we do our very best to answer or return calls as soon as possible, it is not a 24-hour service. If you require urgent help, please contact your GP, nearest hospital or LIFELINE – PH 13 11 14.

Christadelphian Support Network - UK

 This is a very vibrant website that covers many aspects of a caring life. It has many downloadable resources.

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Find out how by clicking here.

Support organisations and useful phone numbers  

While the articles and organisations on this site aim to present perspectives of Christadelphians, there are references to non-Christadelphian sources. We respectfully acknowledge the writers' views, and organisations, without necessarily endorsing their general background or specific beliefs.

Beyond Blue - beyondblue.org.au -1300 224 636 - 24/7 (Support for Anxiety, Depression and other mental health issues) Lifeline - lifeline.org.au – 13 11 14 – 24/7 (Crisis support and suicide prevention) Blue Knot Foundation - blueknot.org.au – 1300 657 380 9am – 5pm AEST (Trauma support)  COPE – Centre of Parental Excellence - cope.org.au (Information and services to help with the Perinatal experience) GriefLine - griefline.org.au – 1300 845 745 - 8am – 8pm AEDT (Grief and loss support) Kids Helpline - kidshelpline.com.au – 1800 551 800 – 24/7 (5-25 years old counselling service) MensLine – mensline.org.au – 1300 789 978 – 24/7 (For men with concerns about mental health, anger management, family violence, and health issues) Family Drug Support – 1300 368 186 – 24/7 – (Help with dealing with family and loved ones with drug and alcohol issues)

Access a list of useful organisations and resources additional to those listed below.  

Specific illness support

Cancer.   This takes many forms for men, women and children. There is a specialist support organisation for virtually all forms. The most authoritative site from a government perspective is https://www.canceraustralia.gov.au/affected-cancer/cancer-support-organisations  This site suggests other support sites that may be accessed. Heart disease       https://www.heartfoundation.org.au/ ... Stroke       https://www.healthdirect.gov.au/partners/stroke-foundation Breast cancer       https://www.cancer.org.au/cancer-information/types-of-cancer/breast-cancer Prostate cancer      https://www.prostate.org.au/awareness/general-information/what-you-need-to-know-about-prostate-cancer/   Mental Health    https://www.health.gov.au/health-topics/mental-health-and-suicide-prevention

        

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