Royal Society for the Blind

Faithworks Centre in Blair Athol, South Australia, oversees Food Assist, a charity established in January 2012 to provide food relief and support to the community. Initially started by a small group funding food purchases, the organization now serves over 1,000 individuals weekly, offering both short-term and long-term assistance with a focus on treating each person with dignity and respect. Registered as a not-for-profit charity, Food Assist has developed a strong reputation for its community services, continuously expanding its programs to meet the growing needs of those in crisis. By addressing individual circumstances, the organization aims to provide not only relief but also meaningful support to help people overcome their challenges. Generated from the website

The Cancer Council Shop in Adelaide, South Australia, provides a wide range of information and resources for individuals impacted by cancer. They focus on various types of cancer, coping strategies, treatment options, and support for families and friends of those affected. Additionally, the shop offers resources for community members, including materials in various languages and tailored support for specific groups. Through their initiatives, they aim to enhance awareness, promote early detection, and improve the quality of life for cancer survivors. Generated from the website