headspace Canberra provides free mental health support for young people aged 12 to 25. Young people can also get help with work and study, physical and sexual health, and alcohol or drug concerns. Family and friends can also access support.

Skylight provides one-to-one recovery support for people with mental health challenges who already receive community mental health services. Support can help you build confidence and skills for daily life, housing, budgeting, transport, social activities, education and work.

Wellness Connect provides free, short-term psychosocial support for adults in metropolitan Adelaide whose mental health affects daily life. Support includes one-to-one coaching, group activities, links to housing and employment services, and help to test NDIS eligibility.

The Link provides free and private health and wellbeing services for young people aged 12 to 25. Services include health advice, mental health and drug support, practical help, job support, legal support, free food and help to pay for essential health care.

Connector Hub provides free peer support for people aged 16 and over who live with severe mental illness. The service can help you improve your wellbeing, join community activities, work towards your goals, and connect with health and support services.

Peer Connect is for people with disability who want practical tips and tools to find, start or lead peer groups anywhere in Australia.

The Couch provides free support for international students, refugees, migrants and other culturally and linguistically diverse people. It offers emergency help with food and bills, free community meals, social activities, advocacy, referrals and links to housing, work, counselling, student and legal services.

Find services including Helplines, home help & support, social and recreational activities, care / support co-ordination, information & education, respite, housing assistance, supported accommodation and much more.

Mission Australia's NDIS Local Area Coordination Service helps people with disability to understand and access the NDIS, and create, implement and review their NDIS support plan.

The Women's Information Service (WIS) provides free information and support to women in South Australia. You can get help with health and wellbeing, housing, money, education, work, relationships, safety and family or domestic violence. Support is available online, by phone and in person.