NDIS Provider and Support at Home in Walkerville

Walkerville is in the Town of Walkerville, the smallest council in metropolitan Adelaide, covering 3.5 km² and home to almost 8,000 people. It is about 6 km by road from the Adelaide CBD and about 11 km from our Modbury office.

Because the area is compact, most everyday places are close together. We support NDIS participants, older people using Support at Home, and the families who look out for them.

Route 281 runs down Walkerville Terrace and Hackney Road into the city, and in the other direction to Paradise Interchange. Routes 206 and 208 use Galway Avenue and Melbourne Street, and route 202 comes along North East Road.

The council office is on Walkerville Terrace, in neighbouring Gilberton, on the 281 route.

Places in Walkerville we can support you to visit:

• Walkerville Oval, the town’s sporting hub, with a grandstand and free parking, plus the bowling and community club and Alfred Street Playground next to it.
• The W: Walkerville Recreation Centre, which opened in January 2026 and runs community sport and inclusive programs.
• River Torrens Linear Park, whose walking paths pass through Walkerville on their way from the foothills to the sea.
• The Royal Adelaide Hospital, about 7 km away by road.

For older residents, the Town of Walkerville arranges its social activities and transport through Prospect Community Support at the City of Prospect, including a door-to-door bus. Prospect Community Support no longer offers in-home services, which is where Support at Home providers like us come in.

River Torrens Linear Park runs 32 km from the foothills to the sea, with about 92 km of walkways, toilets, drinking fountains and picnic areas along the way.

The W’s two-court stadium is used for basketball, netball, pickleball, badminton and volleyball, as well as gymnastics, dance and community events.

You choose where to go, and we come as your support. We have no arrangements with these places.