COMMUNITY EDUCATION • ROAD SAFETY • DIGITAL CONFIDENCE
Programs & Events
Adelaide Senior Road & Health Association Incorporated is a not-for-profit community organisation providing practical education that supports road safety, health awareness, digital confidence and everyday independence for older South Australians, families and carers.
Our programs are designed to make useful information easier to understand, ask about and apply in everyday life. Confirmed community events will be announced when details are available.
Our program areas
Senior road-safety education
- road-rule education
- safer-driving awareness
- common hazards and changes associated with ageing
- confidence and continued mobility
- supportive community seminars
Overseas licence and myLs support
- understanding official Service SA instructions
- document and digital-process preparation
- mySAGOV, email and verification-code assistance
- myLs support
- safer transition to South Australian driving
Digital confidence for older people
- essential online services
- smartphones and tablets
- personal email and verification codes
- mySAGOV and other relevant government services
- online safety and scam awareness
The Association’s 2025–26 digital-inclusion work has been supported through Good Things Foundation / Be Connected.
Health and driving awareness
General education may cover mobility, fatigue, vision, wellbeing and fitness-to-drive awareness, including when it may be appropriate to seek advice from a GP, specialist, physiotherapist or another qualified professional.
A physiotherapist-and-driver wellness seminar is being explored as a developing program concept. It is not currently offered as a clinical service.
A supportive pathway
Our preferred approach is to begin with accessible community education, give people room to ask questions without judgement, and offer optional individual information or practical support where capacity permits.
When a matter needs government, health or other professional input, we encourage people to contact the appropriate service or qualified professional. Community sessions are educational and are not compulsory assessments.
Upcoming events
Confirmed dates, venues, available languages, eligibility, capacity and any costs will be published when they are available.
Older event notices may remain available as past announcements. They should not be read as evidence of attendance, participation numbers or outcomes unless those details are separately verified.
Who the programs support
- older South Australians
- families and carers
- English-speaking communities
- Chinese-speaking and other culturally and linguistically diverse communities
- community organisations seeking accessible education
Not every session will be bilingual. The available language or languages will be identified in each event announcement.
Working with community organisations
Councils, libraries, community centres, multicultural organisations and relevant professionals are welcome to contact the Association about appropriate community education activities or potential partnerships.
Any activity or partnership would be discussed and confirmed separately before it is announced.
Scope and boundaries
The Association provides general education and practical community support. We do not guarantee:
- licence approval or conversion
- test success
- medical fitness to drive
- legal advice
- medical diagnosis
- immediate one-to-one assistance
Talk with us about community education
We welcome enquiries from older people, families, carers, community organisations and relevant professionals.