Ceduna

Ceduna Family

Families in Ceduna can find practical ways for children and young people to play, learn and build connections, alongside early-years, parenting, disability and family support. Options range from after-school activities and holiday programs to confidential help during difficult times.

✨ Activities, care and youth connection

Ceduna Out of School Hours Care (OSHC)

School-aged children from 4 to 12 can join after-school and vacation care operated by Ceduna Community Children’s Centre with Ceduna Area School. Activities include sport, cooking, arts and crafts, science and STEM. The service is licensed for 20 children, so bookings are required and enrolment forms must be completed before first attendance. Phone Ceduna Community Children’s Centre on (08) 8625 2863.

Ceduna Youth Hub

Young people aged 8 to 25 can access weekday after-school drop-in sessions, school-holiday programs, support, referral pathways and opportunities for community participation. Ceduna Aboriginal Corporation states that the Hub’s core service model welcomes all young people, while many activities have a particular focus on Indigenous young people.

🌱 Early years and child development

Ngura Yadurirn Children and Family Centre

Local families with young children can take part in children’s centre programs and services, with a focus on supporting Aboriginal children and families. Parents and carers may also enquire about joining the parent engagement group. Child and Family Health Service support is identified for children from birth to 5 years; CaFHS enquiries can be made on 1300 733 606.

Connected Beginnings and New Directions Programs — Yadu Health Aboriginal Corporation

Yadu Health supports maternal, child and family health through activities including immunisation and health checks. Its core health service is for the Aboriginal community of Ceduna, Koonibba and the surrounding district. Phone (08) 8626 2500 for appointments and program information.

NDIS Mental Health and Wellbeing (Child) — Country & Outback Health

Children aged up to 12 can receive therapeutic support to develop emotional awareness, coping skills and everyday participation. Ceduna is listed for face-to-face delivery. Access is for NDIS participants with Improved Daily Living funding in their Capacity Building budget; families can submit an online referral or phone (08) 8644 4900.

🤝 Parenting and family support

Targeted Intervention Service — Centacare Catholic Country SA

Families facing adversity can seek moderate-level assistance with parenting, relationships, practical life skills and connecting with children. Referrals may come from families themselves, schools, children’s centres or other services. Ceduna is an available location; call 1800 759 865 for general enquiries.

Personal, Relationship and Family Counselling — Centacare Catholic Country SA

Confidential counselling, therapeutic support, information and referrals are available for families, children, young people, grandparents and carers. Support can address parenting, relationship difficulties, separation, grief and family violence. The service lists Ceduna as a location; general enquiries are available on 1800 759 865.

🛟 Housing and family safety

Ceduna Generic Homelessness Service — Centacare Catholic Country SA

Individuals, couples and families who are homeless or at risk of homelessness can receive free, confidential help. Support includes housing information and advocacy, tenancy and case-management planning, and referrals or assistance for emergency and short-term accommodation. Contact a Homelessness Support Worker on (08) 8628 7600.

Ceduna Domestic Violence and Aboriginal Family Violence Service — Centacare Catholic Country SA

Women and children experiencing, or who have experienced, domestic violence or Aboriginal family violence can access free, confidential assistance. Available support includes counselling for women and children, accommodation assistance, support groups, information, links to other services and a 24-hour on-call service.

📌 Check before you go

• Confirm current session times, holiday-program dates and whether a place must be booked.
• Ask about age limits, supervision arrangements and what children should bring.
• Check accessibility needs directly with the provider before attending.
• For funded or referral-based support, confirm eligibility and bring relevant plan details or documents.

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