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You Are Supported

There is help available and this page aims to help connect the dots. There are many services and organisations in the Riverland, across the state and Australia that are there to support you.

We’ve brought together some key information and resources to help you find the support that is right for you, and sometimes it can take a few attempts to find something that will work for you. It is not a complete list, but a starting point to help you know where to look and who to contact.

Life-Threatening or Urgent Situations
  • If you have a life-threatening or urgent situation, phone Triple Zero (000) and ask for the police, fire or ambulance depending on the type of emergency.
  • Police assistance: 131 444
  • Lifeline (crisis counselling): 13 11 14
  • Domestic Violence Crisis Line: 1800 737 732
  • Mental Health Triage Line:  13 14 65
Riverland Services

There are a variety of services in our community who are there to support you. Use our localised service directory to find a service to support your needs:

If you are a service provider and your details are not listed, please register here so our community can know about your services.

Helplines and Support

There is always a phone line there to help you.

For mental health, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, carers, disability, financial, alcohol and other drug, men, LGBTQIA+, seniors, parents and families, men and more, click here to find a service for you:

Health Information

Access evidence-based, clinically safe health information for a variety of topics. Type in keywords of what you want more information on:

Symptom Checker

Use this online tool to check your symptoms using a simple self-guided triage process. This Symptom Checker will give you health information and advice on what action you should take next based on the information you provide:

Symptom Checker

Apps or Online Programs

Online programs can help when you need it most, or if you don’t feel ready to talk to someone in-person or over the phone.

To discover options for children’s health, pregnancy and parenting, general health and wellbeing, domestic violence, disability and chronic conditions, cancer or mental health, click here.