NDIS Provider and Support at Home in Enfield
Kindora Connect supports NDIS participants and older people in Enfield, in the City of Port Adelaide Enfield. We help at home and with trips to Enfield Community Centre, Enfield Library and the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Call us or make a referral to get started.
Support in Enfield
Enfield gives its name to the Enfield Ward of the City of Port Adelaide Enfield, alongside Blair Athol, Broadview, Clearview, Kilburn and Manningham. It is about 9 km by road north of the Adelaide CBD and about 10 km from our Modbury office.
The council describes Enfield as one of its fastest growing multicultural communities. We support NDIS participants and older people here, and we are happy to involve family members in planning so support fits your culture and routines.
Getting around Enfield
Main North Road is Enfield’s main corridor, and routes 222, 224 and 228 all use it on their way into the city. It is also how our workers reach the suburb, together with Regency Road.
Buses along Regency Road, including the Circle line, stop right outside Enfield Community Centre at stop 18.
Local places we can support you to visit
Places in Enfield we can support you to visit include:
- Enfield Community Centre on Regency Road, which runs cooking, community lunches, tai chi, art and other programs, and has an accessible toilet.
- Enfield Library on Kensington Crescent, one of the council’s five libraries.
- Enfield Plaza on Main North Road for shopping.
- Prospect Road, where you can try food from around the world and see public art.
- The Royal Adelaide Hospital, about 9 km away by road.
Enfield Community Centre is open from 9am to 3pm on weekdays, and it is free to visit, although some classes and groups have a cost. Besides the programs, it has a hall, meeting rooms and a fully equipped indoor stadium, so there is usually something happening.
Kilburn Community Centre on Gladstone Avenue is the ward’s other community centre and is home to the Welcoming Centre. The council says both centres run social programs and strength exercises for older people, as well as art and craft groups and luncheons.
We come along as your support. Kindora Connect has no formal connection with these places.
NDIS services available in Enfield
Kindora Connect is a Registered NDIS Provider. Each service below links to a page with more detail.
- Personal Care: personal routines at home, delivered respectfully and in the way you prefer.
- High Intensity Personal Care: complex daily support from workers trained in it.
- Community Nursing: nursing care at home for disability-related health needs.
- Community Participation: community lunches, classes and events at Enfield Community Centre.
- Group Activities: support to join programs and groups with other people.
- Supported Independent Living: ask us about living support if you want a more independent home close to the city.
- Household Tasks: keeping the house clean and the washing done.
- Transport Support: getting to Royal Adelaide Hospital appointments and other trips around town.
- Employment Support: preparing for work and getting there on the Main North Road buses.
- Life Skills Development: cooking, shopping at Enfield Plaza and using public transport.
- Meal Preparation: cooking meals that suit your culture, tastes and health.
- Respite Care: in-home support so your family can take a break.
- Mental Health and Psychosocial Support: non-clinical support to stay connected with your community.
Support at Home in Enfield
Older people in Enfield use Support at Home for social support to get to lunches and groups, transport, meal support, domestic assistance 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 Enfield
Can you take me to the community lunches at Enfield Community Centre?
Yes. A worker can drive you or go with you on the Regency Road bus, and stay with you if you want company.
Can you help me get to the Royal Adelaide Hospital from Enfield?
Yes. It is about 9 km by road. We can drive you there and back, and support you at the appointment if you need it.
Do you support people in Prospect and Pooraka?
Yes. We support people in Prospect, Pooraka and Gilles Plains as well. Each has its own page.
Is Kilburn close to Enfield?
Yes. Kilburn is in the same Enfield Ward of the City of Port Adelaide Enfield. If you live in Kilburn, contact us to talk about support there.
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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