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News and publications

The Homefront

The Homefront is Domiciliary Care's biannual client magazine. It contains information about our services, new developments at Dom Care, advice about community resources and articles on health management.

• the Homefront - Spring 2004 (PDF 1.5MB) (Word 4.7MB) 
• the Homefront - Winter 2005 (PDF 413KB) (Word 5.7MB) 
• the Homefront - Winter 2006 (PDF 1MB) (Word 3.9MB) 
• the Homefront - Autumn 2007 (PDF 1.4MB) (Word 6.7MB)
• the Homefront - Spring 2007 (PDF 928KB) (Word 5.6MB)
• the Homefront - Spring 2008 (PDF 1MB) (Word 4.6MB)
• the Homefront - Winter 2009 (PDF 1MB)
• the Homefront - Summer 2009 (PDF 1.1MB)
• the Homefront - Winter 2010 (PDF 1.3MB) 
• the Homefront - Summer 2011 (PDF 1.1MB) 

Frontline

 

The Frontline is Domiciliary Care's stakeholder newsletter. It contains details of the latest developments at Domiciliary Care, statistics about our services, and important messages from our Director and divisions.

• the Frontline Issue No 1, May 2007 (PDF 1.4MB) (Word 2.3MB) 
• the Frontline Issue No 2, Sept 2007 (PDF 301KB) (Word 400KB) 
• the Frontline Issue No 3, Dec 2007 (PDF 152KB) (Word 1.2MB)
• the Frontline Issue No 4. May 2009 (PDF 490kb)
• the Frontline Issue No 5. Jan 2010 (PDF 425kb)

Publications

As a community-based, government funded organisation, Domiciliary Care is accountable to clients, stakeholders and the whole community for managing our organisation ethically, efficiently and in accordance with sound economic principles. 

• Domiciliary Care Business Plan 2007-08 (PDF 607KB) (Word 1MB)

Alternative formats are available on request.

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More information

Contact
Domciliary Care
General enquiries and client referrals
Metropolitan Access Team
8.30 am to 5 pm
Phone: 1300 296 712
Email: domcare.feedback@dfc.sa.gov.au   

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