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Assistance with self-care
Support with daily routines and personal care requirements, in line with your needs, preferences and support plan.
Home Services
What we do
Supports delivered by people who live here
Six main services, delivered by our own trained teams across Alice Springs and the remote and very remote communities around it.
Main services
What we provide
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Supported Independent Living
Daily support within structured home environments, focused on stability, routines, safety and independence.
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Individual Living Options
Flexible living arrangements shaped around you, the people who support you, and structures that are sustainable day to day.
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Community access
Transport and support for appointments, social participation, community engagement and activities that actually mean something to you.
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Skill development
One-to-one support to build practical life skills, routines, communication, participation and confidence.
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Employment assistance
Support linked to work readiness, structured activity and participation, including practical opportunities through our own Evora Car Wash program.
SIL · ILO
Ten homes across Alice Springs
Our accommodation settings are spread across Alice Springs suburbs including Gillen, Braitling, Araluen, Sadadeen and Ross. Ordinary houses in ordinary streets, run properly.
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Homes across Alice Springs
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Suburbs: Gillen, Braitling, Araluen, Sadadeen and Ross
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Home inspections a year, for every house
100%
Homes with first aid and emergency equipment
The houses
Real homes, not facilities
Established suburban houses with room to move, outdoor space and neighbours, close to shops, services and the Activity Centre.
Living space
Room to actually live
Shared living and dining areas set up for people to spend time together, cook together, and have visitors over.
Bedrooms
Your own space
Private bedrooms, furnished and air-conditioned, which participants make their own.
Accessibility
Modified to suit
Ramps, rails and access modifications fitted where they are needed, rather than expecting people to work around the house.
Bathrooms
Safe and equipped
Shower chairs, rails and the equipment each participant’s plan calls for, checked as part of the weekly inspection.
Kitchens
Meals at a real table
Full kitchens and dining tables. Participants cook alongside staff rather than being handed a tray.
How the homes are looked after
- Weekly inspections Every house is checked each week for compliance, safety, presentation and required supports.
- Planning per participant A home risk assessment and emergency management plan for each person, not one per building.
- Home safety checklists Maintained to support safe day-to-day living arrangements.
What’s in them
- High-speed internet Most houses have high-speed Wi-Fi, including Starlink across the network where applicable.
- Core safety equipment First aid resources and emergency equipment in every home.
- Trained staff Trained in house emergency response and in each participant’s own emergency plan.
The Activity Centre, 3/1 Colson Street, Alice Springs NT 0870.
Community & Activity Centre
Learn and create at the Activity Centre
Our centre on Colson Street is open through the week, with regular programs and space to just come in and be part of things.
- Music therapy Playing, learning and using music to build confidence and communication.
- Arts & crafts Painting, making and exhibiting work participants are genuinely proud of.
- Computer skills program Practical digital skills, at whatever pace suits.
- Wellness therapy Movement, relaxation and looking after your own health.
Safety, quality and oversight
How we keep the standard up
Our advantage isn’t only the range of supports. It’s that every part of the service is managed, from the cleanliness of the vehicle you travel in to the condition of the home you live in.
A team behind the team
A House Maintenance Coordinator, Fleet Coordinator, Assistant Manager and Compliance Coordinator all work on quality, compliance and improvement, not only on service delivery.
Written down, then reviewed
Weekly goals and monthly progress reports. With your consent they go to whoever you want: family, guardians, or your plan manager.
Registered and accountable
NDIS registered (4050102308), registered in the Northern Territory, ABN 43 656 458 454.
Questions
Your FAQ resource
How do I get started with Evora Care?
Call us on 1300 889 440, or fill in the participant intake form. We also offer a one-to-one consultation, in person at the Activity Centre or over the phone, to go through the services you’re looking for and your requirements.
Do I need an approved NDIS plan first?
An approved plan is how supports get funded, but you don’t need one in hand before you talk to us. Call and we’ll walk through where you’re up to and what your options are.
Are you self-managed, plan-managed or agency-managed friendly?
All three. We’re an NDIS-registered provider (registration 4050102308), so we can work with participants regardless of how their plan is managed.
Do you travel out to remote communities?
Yes. We support participants across fifteen remote and very remote communities, from Hermannsburg and Areyonga in the west out to Kintore, and north to Tennant Creek, plus other locations as required. We run wheelchair-accessible vans and fully equipped 4WDs with bullbars, recovery kits and satellite communications, and our staff are 4WD-trained for very remote travel. See where we travel.
What are the accommodation homes like?
Ten houses across Alice Springs suburbs including Gillen, Braitling, Araluen, Sadadeen and Ross. Ordinary homes, inspected weekly for compliance, safety and presentation, with first aid and emergency equipment, and high-speed Wi-Fi including Starlink across much of the network.
What if a support isn’t working for me?
Tell us and we change it. Plans get reviewed with you regularly, and nothing is locked in because it was written down once. If you’d rather raise something formally, call the office and ask for the feedback and complaints process.