NDIS Mental Health and Psychosocial Support in Adelaide

Living with psychosocial disability can make everyday things harder: getting up and out, keeping appointments, staying in touch with people. Kindora Connect is a Registered NDIS Provider in Adelaide offering practical, non-clinical mental health support, at a pace that suits you.

We work alongside your GP, psychologist or mental health team. We do not replace them.

What does psychosocial support include?

• building and keeping daily routines, such as meals, sleep and self-care
• support to get to appointments and follow up afterwards
• getting out into the community at a comfortable pace
• help with household tasks when things feel overwhelming
• setting small goals and celebrating progress
• staying connected with family, friends and your support network, with your consent

What is it not?

This is practical support, not treatment. Our workers do not diagnose, counsel or manage medication. Crisis care, therapy and treatment must come from appropriate health professionals.

How is it funded?

Support with everyday activities and community participation is usually funded from core supports. Some skill-building and social participation support may come from capacity building. Your plan may also include support coordination to help you find and manage providers. We check with you how your plan will pay before support starts.

How do we work with you?

We go at your pace. The first visits might be short, at home, just getting to know each other. We plan around good days and harder days, keep the same worker wherever possible, and agree what should happen if you start to feel unwell, including who we should contact.

Everything we do is guided by your goals and your recovery plan if you have one. With your consent, we keep your clinical team and family informed so everyone is working in the same direction.

Who does this support help?

• you find it hard to leave the house or keep up routines
• you want to reconnect with a hobby, group or friends
• appointments slip because getting there feels too much
• your family wants practical help alongside your clinical care

Related services: community participation, life skills development and household tasks. Our guide to choosing disability support services has questions to ask any provider.