SACARE giving caregivers a break, and clients a respite that supports their needs, our In-Home Respite Service is here for you - in your own home.

At the heart of SACARE’s In-Home services purpose is the perspective that delivering peace of mind is not just a service–it's a warm and genuine connection through the partnership created between client and support worker.

SACARE Bringing peace and presence to the Fleurieu’s at The Hub, Victor Harbour with Clinical Case Management

As the Adelaide Fringe unfolds its colourful canvas, gear up to experience accessibility like never before. The SACARE Carers Lounge is located on the corner of East Terrace, opposite the bus terminal. It’s free to access and open Wed–Fri 3pm to 6pm, Saturday 12pm to 7pm & Sunday 1pm-4pm. Visit SACARE's website for more info on how SACARE is making the Fringe a celebration accessible to everyone.

SACARE United In Action this International Persons with Disability Day 2032

Accelerating Inclusion: The SACARE Carer's Lounge Races into Adelaide 500!

Celebrating National Carers Week - Millions of Reasons to Care

Introducing PACE: SACARE helps with all you need to know about the new NDIS system rollout.

SACARE and ONCALL Group Australia proudly announce their new logo. After undergoing a brand refresh and launching a new style guide, our side-by-side logo represents the ultimate collaboration of our collective teams.

In the disability community, a pressing topic is providing proactive, responsive, and robust health support to clients. For over 27 years, our goal at SACARE has been clear: to deliver high-quality care and elevate our clients' lifestyles. We value our staff's role in achieving this and have designed empowering training to boost their confidence and fulfilment in their careers.

Adelaide's Royal Show returns the Carers Lounge for Special Needs in 2023. South Australia’s disability community continues to receive the ultimate show experience. Visit SACARE’s unique space for families with unique needs.

Alice Waterman is back to share her latest blog covering her top tips for staying warm and happy this winter season! Read the full blog to discover the secrets to cosy movie marathons, brightening up your space, and staying engaged indoors…

The new website has launched with greater accessibility and user experience for South Australia’s award winning disability services and accommodation provider, SACARE.

Between Hospital and Home: The Gums Located in Adelaide’s Northern Suburb, Salisbury, The Gums is SACARE’s most impressive accommodation to date. Completed in 2019, the accommodation has been designed to provide a complex healthcare solution to get participants out of hospital quicker. As SACARE’s accommodations are renowned for their exceptional amenities and modern design, it’s hard to believe just one can surpass the rest. But with a rehabilitation gym, hydrotherapy pool, sensory garden, and an allied health team all located on one stunning premises; The Gums covers all bases for a strong rehabilitation and enviable lifestyle

What it's like to live with Huntington's disease. The month of May has been Huntington’s Disease Awareness month, and it is a cause that is so important to us at SACARE. Huntington’s is an inherited digressive neurological disease that affects the individual’s ability to control movement, coordination, cognition, personality, and emotions. Huntington’s affects more than 1800 individuals in Australia, and there is currently no cure.

Need a Career Change? Become a Support Worker! After the few years we've had there are more and more people looking for a new, rewarding career. We think that becoming a Support Worker could be the perfect change of pace for lots of people! There are many reasons why becoming a Support Worker will make a positive impact on your life.

SACARE and ONCALL Group Australia are proud to announce their sponsorship of the Victim Support Service (VSS) National Conference.

The digital conference will be held online on Friday, May 26, 2023. Bringing together leading Australian experts in victimology and disability, including policymakers, sector stakeholders, and people with lived experience, will allow the opportunity to explore access to justice issues for victim-survivors with disability across Australia.