NDIS Provider and Support at Home in Campbelltown
Kindora Connect supports NDIS participants and older people in Campbelltown. We help at home and with trips to The ARC, Campbelltown Library and local hospitals. Call us or make a referral to get started.
Support in Campbelltown
Campbelltown is the namesake suburb of the City of Campbelltown, a council in Adelaide’s inner eastern suburbs. It is about 9 km by road from the Adelaide CBD and about 8 km from our Modbury office.
We support NDIS participants, older people who use Support at Home, and carers and families across the suburb, with visits planned around the places you already go.
Getting around Campbelltown
Lower North East Road runs through Campbelltown. Route 174 runs along it and Payneham Road between Paradise Interchange and the city, and route 176 comes through on Gorge Road and Reserve Road.
On weekdays route H21 links the area to the city by way of Glynburn Road and The Parade. Paradise Interchange, at the end of route 174, connects with the O-Bahn.
Local places we can support you to visit
Places around Campbelltown we can support you to visit:
- The ARC Campbelltown on Lower North East Road, which has an adult change facility that has a hoist and adult-sized change table.
- Campbelltown Library on Montacute Road in Newton, which displays the Communication Access Symbol.
- Campbelltown Shopping Centre on Lower North East Road.
- Lochiel Park and the 11 km of River Torrens Linear Park trail within the council area.
- Modbury Hospital, about 8 km away by road, or the Royal Adelaide Hospital, about 9 km.
The council also runs a free door-to-door community bus for residents on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings, stopping at Campbelltown Shopping Centre, the library, The ARC and shopping centres in Newton and Athelstone. A volunteer helper rides along to help with shopping.
Thorndon Park and Paradise Recreation Plaza, both in neighbouring Paradise, also have adult change facilities. The Paradise Recreation Plaza toilet and the wheelchair swing at Thorndon Park open with an MLAK key, and the council can give you a lockbox code if you do not have one.
These are places you choose to visit with our support. We have no partnership with any of them.
NDIS services available in Campbelltown
Kindora Connect is a Registered NDIS Provider. Each service below links to a page with more detail.
- Personal Care: daily personal routines at home in Campbelltown.
- High Intensity Personal Care: complex daily support from trained workers, with outings planned around accessible change facilities.
- Community Nursing: home nursing visits for disability-related health needs.
- Community Participation: a visit to The ARC, the library or a walk at Lochiel Park.
- Group Activities: support to join group activities in the community.
- Supported Independent Living: talk to us about living support if you are planning a move in the eastern suburbs.
- Household Tasks: keeping your home clean and running smoothly.
- Transport Support: trips to Modbury Hospital, the Royal Adelaide Hospital or local appointments.
- Employment Support: getting ready for work and travelling there on the 174 or by car.
- Life Skills Development: using the buses from Paradise Interchange, shopping and budgeting.
- Meal Preparation: cooking meals with you at home.
- Respite Care: support at home so family carers can take a break.
- Mental Health and Psychosocial Support: non-clinical support for routines and staying connected.
Support at Home in Campbelltown
Older people in Campbelltown use Support at Home for transport, social support, domestic assistance, home maintenance and personal care.
Kindora Connect delivers Support at Home services as an associated provider through VitalCare Support. VitalCare Support is the registered provider and manages your Support at Home budget. Kindora Connect plans and delivers your day-to-day services and is your main contact for your care.
Nearby areas we support
FAQs about support in Campbelltown
Is there an accessible change facility we can use on outings in Campbelltown?
Yes. The council lists adult change facilities with a hoist at The ARC Campbelltown and Campbelltown Memorial Oval. We can plan outings around them.
Which hospitals can you take me to from Campbelltown?
Modbury Hospital is about 8 km away and the Royal Adelaide Hospital about 9 km by road. We can take you to either.
Do you support people in Athelstone and Holden Hill?
Yes. We support people in Athelstone and Holden Hill as well. Each suburb has its own page.
Does the council run a community bus in Campbelltown?
Yes. The City of Campbelltown runs a free door-to-door bus for residents on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday mornings to local shops, the library and The ARC. You book it with the council. We can support you on other days or for other trips.
Talk to our team
Call us, make a referral or send a message. We'll talk through the support you're looking for and explain what happens next.
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