Support at Home vs Home Care Packages
What changed when Support at Home replaced Home Care Packages on 1 November 2025, who moved across and what stayed the same.
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Transport for seniors under Support at Home gets older people in Adelaide to appointments, shops and social activities, door to door. Kindora Connect delivers it as an associated provider through VitalCare Support. Call us or send an enquiry to book your first trip.
Delivered as an associated provider through VitalCare Support
Transport for seniors in Adelaide helps you keep up with appointments, errands and the people you care about once driving is no longer an option. Kindora Connect provides door-to-door transport as part of your Support at Home (formerly Home Care Packages) services, with a driver who can help you in and out of the car.
Staying mobile keeps you connected. It means fewer missed appointments and less need to ask family to drop everything for a lift.
Typical trips include Lyell McEwin Hospital for people in Elizabeth, Modbury Hospital for people in Para Hills, and outpatient clinics at the Royal Adelaide Hospital in the Adelaide CBD.
Support at Home transport helps connect you with your usual activities. With us, that can include:
It suits older people who can no longer drive, or who find public transport difficult. For example:
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.
You can read what being an associated provider means for more detail.
Transport is in the independence service group. The program allows direct transport, where a driver and car are provided, and indirect transport, such as taxi vouchers. Our service is direct transport, so a Kindora Connect driver takes you where you need to go.
Transport must be one of your approved services and fit within your budget. You pay a contribution based on the service and what you can afford.
We confirm your pick-up time before the trip. Your driver meets you at the door, helps you to the car and makes sure your seatbelt and any mobility aids are sorted.
After your appointment or shopping, they bring you home, help carry bags inside and check you are settled before they leave.
Make a referral today and take the first step towards accessing transport support.
Refer NowOur team is here to help you understand how transport services can support your needs.
Contact UsIf the person is an NDIS participant, transport support can be funded through their NDIS plan. Kindora Connect is a Registered NDIS Provider.
NDIS Transport Support in AdelaideCommon questions about transport in Adelaide.
Yes. Tell us about any walking aids when you book. Your driver helps you get in and out of the car and stows your frame safely.
Your driver can come into the shops with you if that is part of your support, and help carry bags inside when you get home.
Yes. Regular trips, such as a weekly club or shopping day, can be set up in your schedule so you do not need to book each time.
Transport is in the independence service group, and you pay a contribution based on the service and what you can afford. We can explain how contributions work.
We visit people at home and in the community across northern and north-eastern Adelaide, including:
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What changed when Support at Home replaced Home Care Packages on 1 November 2025, who moved across and what stayed the same.
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Read guideHow Support at Home contributions work by service type, how your rate is set and where to get an official estimate.
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Read guideSupport for an older person at home or in the community while their family carer takes a break.
Regular, friendly company at home: conversation, shared hobbies, short walks and a gentle eye on how you are going.
Help finding out about aids and equipment, getting them arranged, and using them safely day to day.
Help raising home safety concerns and arranging modifications such as grab rails and ramps through the right people.
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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