NDIS Provider and Support at Home in Adelaide CBD

The Adelaide CBD is part of the City of Adelaide, together with North Adelaide, and is ringed by the Adelaide Park Lands. Our office is about 16 km away in Modbury, so city visits are planned ahead, but we come into town often for the people we support.

In the city our work looks a little different. We support people who live in city apartments, people from the suburbs who need to get to hospital or specialist appointments here, and NDIS participants who work, study or spend their days in the CBD.

Adelaide Railway Station sits at the western end of North Terrace, and Gawler line trains from Elizabeth, Salisbury and Mawson Lakes finish their trip in the city. The tram runs along North Terrace too, which helps when a walk across town is too far.

Buses from the north-east come in on the O-Bahn and run along Grenfell Street and Currie Street. Northern routes such as the 224 arrive down O’Connell Street, and the G10 crosses the city on King William Street. If you drive in with us, we plan parking and drop-off before the day so there is no rush at the door.

City places we often support people to visit include:

• The Royal Adelaide Hospital on Port Road, South Australia’s largest public hospital, for outpatient clinics and appointments.
• The City of Adelaide Library, now on Level 1 of the State Library’s Spence Wing at the corner of North Terrace and Kintore Avenue.
• North Terrace, the city’s cultural boulevard, from the Adelaide Botanic Garden in the east to Bonython Park in the west, with Rundle Mall a short walk south.
• The Adelaide Park Lands, with 29 parks and 6 city squares, for a walk, a picnic or some time outdoors.

We support you to visit these places. Kindora Connect is not affiliated with any of them.