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Multicultural services for people with disability

If you're from overseas, you may want help and support from someone from your own cultural background. 

• Interpreting services - talk to someone from Disability Services about how to get information in your language.
• Multicultural services for seniors - information for older people born in a non-English speaking country.
• Ethnic Link Services - support and assistance to help people from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to remain living in their own homes. They also provide extensive training to service providers. 
• Multicultural Communities Council of SA - a range of services, including a transport service and a community visitors’ scheme.
• Multicultural Advocacy Liaison Services of South Australia (MALSSA) - independent advocacy organisation promoting the rights of people with disabilities and their carers.
• Migrant Resource Centre of South Australia - community settlement and advocacy for migrants and refugees. 

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More information

Other websites
Multicultural SA 
Technical Aid to the Disabled SA (TADSA) 

Related Tags: multicultural services, disability, advocacy, migrants, migration, interpreters

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