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Tim Dornin

UNBELIEVABLE: Issues raised in sa disability service - The Untold Story

Spot checks and further training follow a review finding issues with the Transition to Home service. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

An Adelaide disability service will be subject to spot checks and receive more staff and training after a review found major issues with its level of care.

The government-run Transition to Home service was established in 2020 to allow people with disability to be moved from hospitals into more home-like accommodation while awaiting suitable long-term housing. It operates across two sites, providing up to 53 beds.

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