NDIS Provider and Support at Home in Salisbury

Salisbury gives its name to the City of Salisbury and sits about 22 km by road north of the Adelaide CBD. Our Modbury office is roughly 11 km away across Montague Road and Bridge Road, so the suburb is well within our regular travel.

Here we help NDIS participants with daily living and getting out, older people who want to stay at home with Support at Home, and families and support coordinators looking for a provider that turns up when it says it will.

Salisbury Interchange, beside the railway station on Park Terrace, is where train and bus meet. Gawler line trains run south through Mawson Lakes to the city and north through Elizabeth. Route 224 follows Salisbury Highway and Main North Road to the city, and route 502 goes along Bridge Road to join the O-Bahn at Paradise.

Local buses such as the 400, 401 and 405 loop through nearby streets and Paralowie. For trips we drive, Salisbury Highway, Park Terrace and John Rice Avenue are the roads we use most.

Around Salisbury, people often ask for support to visit:

• The Salisbury Community Hub at 34 Church Street, a combined library and community space with wheelchair access and a Changing Places facility.
• The Jack Young Centre on Orange Avenue, a fully accessible leisure centre for older people with its own programs and activities.
• The John Harvey Gallery, which has monthly exhibitions by local artists, and TAFE SA Salisbury for study.
• Lyell McEwin Hospital in Elizabeth Vale, the public hospital about 4 km away by road.

Salisbury Civic Plaza, Inparrinthi Kumangka, is on Church Street next to the Community Hub and has a playground, which makes it an easy place to meet family.

We support you to go to these places. None of them are Kindora Connect services or partners.