Melinda Schneider is coming to the Riverland in November. Check back for further details.

100% of all donations and fundraising goes towards our programs

Centacare recognises that we are living and creating on traditional Aboriginal lands and we acknowledge our respect and appreciation to all Aboriginal people

Domestic violence hurts everyone. It is commonly used by one person to take control over the other but even worse, is the effects on children.  The Riverland Domestic Violence Service is funded by government to provide support and supported accommodation for women and children experiencing domestic violence. We are a registered Charity and as such, donations of $2 and over are tax deductible. If you would like to help a family through a difficult time you may make a donation and the funds will provide items such as food, blankets, baby bottles, other emergency supplies and special programs. No one should have to live with domestic violence. We are not a government department so we rely on donations from the community to help support our programs. Think of the Riverland Domestic Violence Service in your will or donate now (this will take you to PayPal's website and you are not required to join PayPal to donate}:

Your philanthropy will help  

To support one family

  $246

To support two families

$492

You choose how much to donate.

 

The latest donations were from:

CWA Cadel, Soroptimist Clubs: SI Torrens and Adelaide - The Kindred Foundation - Lizzie Brennen: http://www.myspace.com/lizzybrennan - Soroptimist Club Northern Highlands, Jamestown