Skip to content
TopNDISAustralia

Top 5 NDIS Personal Care Providers in Hindmarsh, SA

Reviews and ratings from participants and families for personal care providers serving Hindmarsh. Sorted by rating.

See all personal care providers across SA
Finding the right personal care provider in Hindmarsh means looking for someone reliable, respectful, and matched to your needs. Our directory lists top-rated providers with verified reviews from real participants and families. Take your time comparing options—good personal care makes a genuine difference to daily life.
Mobo GroupAvailability not confirmed
Hindmarsh, SA
4.7(16)

As South Australia's leading Inclusive Employment experts. We're modernising how people with disabilities find, gain, and sustain meaningful employment. Empowering them to prosper as valued members of the South Australian workforce.

Novita
NovitaAvailability not confirmed
Hindmarsh, SA
4.4(104)

Novita is one of South Australia’s largest disability organisations, providing innovative supports, services and equipment to thousands of kids, teens and young adults living with disability, their families and carers.

Barkuma Hindmarsh
Barkuma HindmarshAvailability not confirmed
Hindmarsh, SA

Barkuma is a not-for-profit organisation supporting people with disability across South Australia for over 50 years. They provide supports including inclusive employment, school leaver employment supports, transition to work programs, and supported independent living. Barkuma also operates commercial services in packaging and assembly, creating employment opportunities for people with disability.

Silver Care SAAvailability not confirmed
Hindmarsh, SA
3.0(2)

Silver Care SA is an Australian Registered NDIS service provider, we provide support services to all Australians who have a permanent and significant disability. We strongly believe that life is not defined by someone’s disability, every human being should live life just like anyone else without a disability. Everybody has the capacity or can build capacity to work towards achieving their goals, make their own choices, live as independently as possible, and feel like a valued member of the community.

Enhanced Lifestyles
Enhanced LifestylesAvailability not confirmed
Hindmarsh, SA
3.7(30)

Over thirty years ago, a group of people living with disability realised that no one was better equipped to choose the kind of support they needed than themselves. Honing their knowledge and skills, together they became architects and builders of their own individualised disability services. Today, Enhanced Lifestyles remains a member-governed not-for-profit, our Board is comprised of people who use our services. By designing support services based on lived experience, we deliver the services people want to live life the way they choose.

A personal care provider in Hindmarsh that isn’t listed here? Add your business — free.

Other support types in Hindmarsh

More personal care providers across SA

Personal Care Providers in Hindmarsh — FAQs

What should I ask a personal care provider before booking?

Ask about their experience with your specific support needs, how they handle scheduling changes, their approach to dignity and choice, and whether they're registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.

How are reviews on TopNDISAustralia verified?

Our reviews come from people who've used the service. We verify provider details and screen submissions to ensure authenticity, though we can't independently verify every claim made in individual reviews.

Does a provider need to be NDIS-registered?

Registered providers have met NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission standards. Some unregistered providers are legitimate, but registration offers extra accountability and consumer protections.

How do I contact a provider to discuss my needs?

Each provider listing includes contact details. Call or message to discuss your support requirements, availability, and get a sense of how they communicate. Ask about a trial or initial meeting.

What if I'm unhappy with a provider?

You can change providers anytime. Discuss concerns with them first if safe. Contact your NDIS planner or the Quality and Safeguards Commission if you need to report serious issues.