NDIS Provider and Support at Home in Prospect
Kindora Connect supports NDIS participants and older people in Prospect, about 6 km by road from the Adelaide CBD. We help at home and with trips to Payinthi on Prospect Road and the Royal Adelaide Hospital. Call us or make a referral to get started.
Support in Prospect
Prospect gives its name to the City of Prospect, whose council building, Payinthi, is on Prospect Road. The suburb is about 6 km by road from the Adelaide CBD. Our Modbury office is about 12 km away.
We support NDIS participants, older people using Support at Home, and families who want practical help that fits around busy inner-city lives.
Getting around Prospect
Route G10 runs up Prospect Road from O’Connell Street in North Adelaide, and route 235 uses Churchill Road. Adelaide Metro lists Islington Railway Station, on Churchill Road, as a Prospect stop.
Main North Road is the third corridor, with stops for the Northpark and Sefton Plaza shopping centres. Between these three roads, most places in Prospect are a short trip.
Local places we can support you to visit
Places in Prospect we can support you to visit:
- Payinthi at 128 Prospect Road, the council’s community building. It houses Prospect Library, maker spaces, a history collection and the Newmarch Gallery. Payinthi is a Kaurna word meaning good prospects.
- Broadview Oval’s recreation complex, with an all-users playground, and Prospect Oval.
- Northpark and Sefton Plaza shopping centres for everyday shopping.
- The Royal Adelaide Hospital, about 6 km away by road.
The City of Prospect’s own Community Support team runs social programs for older residents, with door-to-door travel on two community buses that can carry mobility aids. You need a My Aged Care referral to join. If you use Support at Home with us, we can support you on the days in between.
The Royal Adelaide Hospital, South Australia’s largest public acute care teaching hospital, has a 24-hour emergency department and outpatient services.
Because Prospect Library belongs to the One Card network of 130 South Australian public libraries, you can reserve items from anywhere in the state and collect them at Payinthi.
We support you to visit these places. None of them are partners of Kindora Connect.
NDIS services available in Prospect
Kindora Connect is a Registered NDIS Provider. Each service below links to a page with more detail.
- Personal Care: daily routines at home, from people who respect how you like things done.
- High Intensity Personal Care: complex daily support from trained workers.
- Community Nursing: nurses at home for disability-related health needs.
- Community Participation: a talk or exhibition at Payinthi, a visit to the library or a day at the oval.
- Group Activities: support to join group programs with other people.
- Supported Independent Living: ask us about living support if you want to live independently close to the city.
- Household Tasks: cleaning and household jobs in your Prospect home.
- Transport Support: the short trip to the Royal Adelaide Hospital or specialist rooms in town.
- Employment Support: getting to a job in the city on the G10 or by car.
- Life Skills Development: using the G10 or the train at Islington, shopping and budgeting.
- Meal Preparation: cooking meals with you in your kitchen.
- Respite Care: in-home support so family carers can have time off.
- Mental Health and Psychosocial Support: non-clinical support to stay active and connected in your neighbourhood.
Support at Home in Prospect
Older people in Prospect use Support at Home for domestic assistance, personal care, transport to appointments in the city, social support and nursing 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 Prospect
Can you take me to Payinthi and Prospect Library?
Yes. A worker can drive you or come with you on the G10 along Prospect Road, and help you with anything you need there.
How far is Prospect from the Royal Adelaide Hospital?
About 6 km by road. We can take you to appointments there and bring you home.
Do you support people in Walkerville and Enfield?
Yes. We support people in Walkerville, Enfield and the Adelaide CBD too. Each has its own page.
Does the council run social programs for older people in Prospect?
Yes. Prospect Community Support runs social programs with a door-to-door community bus. You need a My Aged Care referral. We are a separate organisation and can support you alongside those programs.
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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