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• Street Side Medics now in Adelaide

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The van at Adelaide City Salvos. Image: Facebook
The van at Adelaide City Salvos. Image: Facebook

Street Side Medics is now partnering with The Salvation Army in South Australia, with a new weekly healthcare clinic recently launched at Adelaide City Salvos.


Street Side Medics is a GP-led, mobile medical service delivering free healthcare to people experiencing homelessness and other vulnerable communities in several states of Australia.


With clinics already at other Salvo centres in Newcastle (NSW) and Melbourne Project 614 (Vic.), the team at Street Side Medics is expanding its collaboration with The Salvation Army across the country.


The clinic at Adelaide City Salvos operates from 5.30pm to 7.30pm every Wednesday evening, providing free medical care and support, delivered with compassion.


“At The Salvation Army, we believe everyone deserves to be treated with dignity, compassion and respect. This wonderful partnership is another way we can put that belief into action,” the team at Adelaide City Salvos wrote on Facebook.


“A huge thank you to the amazing Street Side Medics team for their heart for our community and their commitment to making healthcare accessible to all. Together, we’re bringing hope, care and kindness to the streets of Adelaide.”


Images: Facebook





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