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Arthritis South Australia - we're here to help you

Welcome to Arthritis South Australia. We are a charitable organisation here to support you, whether you have arthritis and are in pain, have difficulty moving as well as you would like to, or if you want to help someone close to you who lives with arthritis.

Arthritis South Australia is committed to improving the quality of life of people with arthritis and related conditions. They can be babies, because sadly even kids get arthritis too, through to the elderly. We are dedicated to reducing the social and economic burdens of arthritis. We do this by funding research, providing education and giving support. We also create awareness about arthritis and advocate on behalf of people with arthritis at all levels of government.

This website gives you information about some of the more common types of arthritis, provides information and tips to help you manage arthritis, showcases cutting edge research, offers details on courses that you can book into, ...and much more.

Arthritis South Australia is a not-for-profit organisation that relies upon both memberships and donations to fund its many activities. We hope you find the information here useful and we welcome feedback, a donation or recommendation.

Thank you!

Great Escape Lottery 2019

Arthritis SA are proud to announce the launch of the 2019 Great Escape Lottery. This year is bigger than the last with some amazing prizes on offer, first prize is a $15,000 5-star Bali Beachfront escape for 7 nights for up to 8 guests, staying in 4 exclusive, private beachfront villas with 7 full-time staff, including 2 internationally-trained chefs.

Supported by our major travel partner Holidays of Australia and the World and prize sponsors.

The University of Adelaide recently held The Annual Florey Public Lecture, with Professor David Hunter - the world's leading expert in Osteoporosis - sharing his research on a multidisciplinary approach to the treatment of OA. View a recording of his lecture by clicking on the read more button below.

A recent trial has found that yoga can be safe and effective for people with arthritis. Research indicates that 8 weeks of yoga classes improved the physical and mental wellbeing of people with two common forms of arthritis, knee osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis.