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Registered NDIS Provider

Registered NDIS Provider in Adelaide

Kindora Connect is a Registered NDIS Provider supporting NDIS participants at home and in the community across Adelaide. Our services include personal care, community participation, transport, household tasks, SIL and nursing. Choose a service below, or make a referral to get started.

Kindora Connect is a registered NDIS provider in Adelaide. We support NDIS participants at home and in the community with personal care, community participation, household tasks, transport, nursing and more, planned around your goals.

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Registered NDIS Provider

Approved by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission until January 2029.

Adelaide-based team

Local coordination for in-home and community-based supports.

Referrals welcome

Participants, families and professional referrers can contact the team.

Who we support

Who do we support?

We work with participants and with the people who help them find and manage their supports.

Participants

People with an NDIS plan who want reliable help with daily life, independence and community goals.

Families and carers

Family members looking for support for someone they care about, or a break from caring themselves.

Support coordinators

Coordinators who need a registered provider that responds to referrals and keeps them informed.

Plan managers

Plan managers who need clear service agreements and invoices that match the participant's plan.

Local Area Coordinators

LACs helping participants connect with providers for the supports in their plan.

NDIS supports

Our NDIS services

Choose a service to see what it includes, who it suits and how it is funded under the NDIS.

How does NDIS funding work for these supports?

Every NDIS plan has four support budgets: core supports, capacity building supports, capital supports and recurring supports. You only have funding in the budgets you need, and each budget is split into support categories.

Most of the services on this page are paid from core supports, which are flexible. Core supports can have funding in three categories:

  • assistance with daily life, for help with tasks such as personal care, cleaning and cooking
  • assistance with social and community participation, for getting involved in community, group and social activities
  • consumables, for everyday items such as continence products

Capacity building supports help you build skills and independence. Categories include finding and keeping a job, and improved daily living. This funding is stated, so it can only be used for the supports described in your plan.

Recurring supports cover everyday transport, such as travel to work, study or community activities. The NDIS can pay recurring transport funding to you regularly.

Your plan can be NDIA-managed, plan-managed or self-managed, or a mix. As a registered provider, we can work with all three. With a plan manager, they pay our invoices from your plan.

Before support starts, we agree a service agreement with you. It sets out the supports, how we will deliver them, what they cost and how either of us can make changes. The NDIS recommends one whenever you start with a new provider.

What does being a Registered NDIS Provider mean?

Registered providers are approved by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to deliver specific supports, called registration groups. Kindora Connect's registration is approved until 8 January 2029. You can check our entry on the NDIS Commission provider register.

Registered providers must meet the NDIS Practice Standards. The standards cover your rights, how a provider is run, how supports are delivered and the environments they happen in. Auditors check providers against them.

Everyone who delivers NDIS supports must follow the NDIS Code of Conduct. It requires workers to respect your rights and privacy, work safely with care and skill, and speak up about concerns that could affect your safety.

Registered providers must also make sure workers in risk-assessed roles, which involve close contact with participants, hold an NDIS worker screening clearance.

Getting started

How do I start NDIS support with Kindora Connect?

Four steps from your first call to your first support session.

  1. Enquire or make a referral

    Call us, send an enquiry, or submit an NDIS referral with the participant's details and the support needed.

  2. Have a first conversation

    We talk through goals, routines, location and preferred times, and check what your NDIS plan includes.

  3. Agree a service agreement

    We set out the supports, times and costs in writing, and you have time to ask questions before you sign.

  4. Support starts

    Your support worker is introduced and support begins. We check in early to make sure it is working for you.

Referring someone else? Read how to make an NDIS referral and what happens after an NDIS referral.

Service areas

Areas we support

We support participants at home and in the community across metropolitan Adelaide. Choose your suburb to see the NDIS and Support at Home services available there.

NDIS FAQs

Questions about starting NDIS support

Plain answers for participants, families and referrers.

Can you work with my plan manager?

Yes. If your plan is plan-managed, we send invoices to your plan manager, who pays us from your NDIS plan. We also work with NDIA-managed and self-managed participants.

Do I need a service agreement to start?

The NDIS recommends a written service agreement whenever you start with a new provider, and we always agree one with you. It sets out your supports, costs and how to make changes.

What should I have ready before I contact you?

It helps to know which supports you want, your preferred days and times, your suburb, and how your plan is managed. You do not need everything worked out before you call.

How soon can NDIS support start?

It depends on the support, your suburb and the times you need. We will tell you honestly what we can offer at your first conversation, before you commit to anything.

Can I have a say in who my support worker is?

Yes. Tell us about your preferences, such as gender, language, interests or personality, and we will take them into account when we match you with a worker.

What can I do if I am not happy with my support?

Tell us first so we can fix it. If you are still not satisfied, you can make a complaint to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. Raising a concern will not affect your support.

Can I get more than one type of NDIS support from you?

Yes. Many participants use a mix, such as personal care in the morning and community participation in the afternoon. We plan them together so your week fits your goals.

Guides

Helpful NDIS resources

Practical reading for participants, families and referrers preparing an enquiry or referral.

Referrals and Getting Started

How to Make an NDIS Referral

A practical guide for participants, families and support coordinators preparing an initial NDIS referral to Kindora Connect.

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NDIS Information

What Happens After an NDIS Referral?

What participants, families and professional referrers can expect after submitting an NDIS referral.

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Choosing Supports

Choosing Disability Support Services in Adelaide

Questions to consider when choosing local disability support services for daily living, community access and independence goals.

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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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