Group Support Services

We provide opportunities for people with common interests to meet in a supportive environment where it is safe to share their experiences and learn from each other.

Who can access this service?

We provide opportunities for people with common concerns and/or interests to meet in a supportive environment where it is safe to share their experiences and learn from each other.

Current support groups include:

  • Support Group for People Living with HIV: The group meets monthly and annually develops their social and educational activities. When needed a gender specific group can also be developed in response to arising issues.
  • Cambodian Women’s Group called Happy Happy Khmer women (exact translation from Khmer) Group: Meets every 2 months in the northern region of Adelaide. All topics discussed help participants improve their health and welfare knowledge and their general wellbeing
  • Boyz group: For people with diverse gender and cultural backgrounds. The group is facilitated by two support workers who share similar experiences. This group meets monthly.
  • Unidos provides support services for culturally diverse individuals who identify as same-sex attracted. We can also work with their family and friends if needed. Click here to visit the Facebook page.

What to expect:

These groups help participants:

  • develop friendships.
  • connect, share knowledge, and support each other.
  • build personal strengths and confidence.
  • learn about other support services and how to access them.
  • learn and develop, professionally and personally.
Resources
There are no resources for this service.

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We are closed from 3:00pm 24 December 2025 – 9:00am 2 January 2026. In an emergency please call Triple Zero (000). If in crisis call Lifeline on 13 11 14. For a Domestic or Family Violence emergency call Domestic Violence Gateway on 1800 800 098.