Arthritis SA - Homepage

Arthritis South Australia - Help and hope for those living with the impact of Arthritis

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 (Arthritis SA) 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!

Support Arthritis SA and your local community

$10 of the purchase price of every Wheat Bag go towards supporting the work of the Arthritis SA. Our Arthritis SA Wheat Bags are all natural products and are locally produced in South Australia. They are filled with AAA Grade Australian wheat that absorbs, stores and radiates both heat and cold evenly. They are lavender-free and have been approved as a medical device by the Australian Register of Therapeutic Goods as specified in section 41FN of the Therapeutic Goods Act 1989. Also, Wheat Bags are a great and environmental friendly alternative to gel packs, as they can be reheated/cooled many times and last for years. Size 116x16cm Weight 450-500grams

The Nurse Educator is responsible for the delivery of a high quality, evidence based information and support service for people living with, or caring for someone, with arthritis and other musculoskeletal conditions. The position will also be responsible for maintaining relevant, evidenced based information resources for use by consumers and in the delivery of education programs.