Health and wellbeing

CaFHS

We have a CaFHS clinic available for health checks.

Times

The clinic is available on week days between 9.00am and 4.00pm.

We run a drop-in service on Wednesday mornings between 9.00am and 11.00am. Drop-in sessions go for 10 minutes. Health check appointments must be made at all other times by calling CaFHS directly on 1300 733 606.

Cost

Free.

What to bring

Please bring your child's CaFHS blue book.

Additional information

CaFHS nurses also provide breast feeding clinics and early parenting group programs for first time parents of babies aged up to 6 months. To register or enrol for these services please call 1300 733 606 or speak with our CaFHS nurse for further information.

Allied Health program

Our allied health program provides speech pathology and occupational therapy to help with your child’s development. You can find more information in our allied health program flyer (PDF 72KB), or speak to a member of our staff.

Family practitioner

Our family practitioner works alongside vulnerable families and children to help them better understand and respond to their child’s needs. They work with parents, our staff and other organisations to help families find relevant services to maintain safe, caring and resilient relationships for child development.

Family practitioners can provide short-term counselling for families to help with:

domestic violence
housing
drug and alcohol problems
mental health
follow up and advocacy.

Please contact us if you think you need help from a family practitioner.

Gawler & District College B-12 Children's Centre

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