NDIS registered provider · Alice Springs & remote Central Australia

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Remote & very remote

We come to you, by road or by air

Fifteen communities, from Hermannsburg an hour west to Tennant Creek five hours north. Distance is the hardest part of disability support out here, so we’ve built around it. A fully equipped 4WD fleet for the country we can drive, and we fly to the communities where driving isn’t practical.

The map

Fifteen communities, one base

Everything runs out of the Activity Centre in Alice Springs. Select any community to see how far it is and how we get there. If yours isn’t on the map, ask us anyway.

How we get there

Two ways out bush

Isometric illustration of a fully equipped 4WD with roof rack, snorkel and bullbar on red desert sand

By road

A fleet built for this country

Evora Care runs a broad operational fleet for participant transport, community access, service delivery, accommodation logistics and remote travel, overseen by an experienced Fleet Coordinator.

  • Wheelchair-accessible vans Safer, more comfortable transport for participants who need accessible travel.
  • Fully equipped 4WDs Fitted with bullbars and travel equipment for remote and very remote community runs.
  • Compact SUVs and general-use vehicles For day-to-day service delivery, appointments and local transport.
  • Recovery kits and spare wheels Plus the essential safety equipment kept for relevant travel needs.
  • Satellite phones and Starlink Communication that works where mobile coverage does not.
  • 4WD-trained staff Available for travel to very remote communities.
Isometric illustration of a single-engine light aircraft on a red desert airstrip

By air

Flying to the very remote

Some communities are too far out for a safe day run by road, and after rain the roads simply close. For those we fly, so supports keep running whatever the weather is doing between here and there.

  • Reaches the far west Communities out towards the Western Australian border.
  • Keeps supports going in the wet Cut roads don’t have to mean cancelled supports.
  • More time on the ground Less of the day spent travelling, more of it spent with participants.

Communities

Communities we support

Traditional names are given where a community is commonly known by both. We also travel to other locations as required, so ask us about yours.

West

  • Hermannsburg Ntaria · by road
  • Areyonga Utju · by road
  • Haasts Bluff Ikuntji · by road
  • Papunya Road or air
  • Mount Liebig Amunturrngu · road or air
  • Kintore Walungurru · by air

North-west

  • Yuendumu Road or air
  • Yuelamu Mount Allan · by road
  • Nyirripi By air
  • Laramba By road

North & east

  • Ti Tree By road
  • Wilora By road
  • Tennant Creek Jurnkkurakurr · road or air
  • Engawala Alcoota · by road
  • Atitjere Harts Range · by road

Somewhere else? Ask us. Call 1300 889 440.

The Evora Care disability-accessible van

Our wheelchair-accessible van, part of a fleet built for this country.

Get started

Support in your community

If you or someone you support lives in one of these communities, we can talk through what regular supports would look like: how often we’d come, who you’d see, and how it gets funded.

Let’s talk about the support you want.

Call us, email us, or drop into the Activity Centre on Colson Street. We’ll sit down, listen, and map out what good support looks like for you.

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