Support & Connect is a trusted, registered NDIS provider in Adelaide, specialising in disability support services for children, teens, and young adults. Whether you’re searching for mentoring, personal care, or social participation programs, our relatable support workers are here to help participants thrive. We proudly support families across the Adelaide metro area, including suburbs like Norwood, Glenelg, Prospect, and Tea Tree Gully.
We recognise the importance of life skills in achieving a balanced and rewarding lifestyle. Our goal is to empower clients by boosting their confidence, enhancing resilience, and supporting them in leading meaningful lives.
Creating a welcoming and inclusive space that offers extensive social support for individuals with disabilities. Committed to making your daily personal activities easier and more manageable.
Providing opportunities for community and recreational participation to encourage personal growth, strengthen relationships, and promote a sense of belonging.
At Support & Connect, we empower children, teens, and young adults with disabilities to reach their goals and live more independently.
Based in Adelaide, our team delivers personalised NDIS support services designed to help participants overcome challenges and embrace their strengths. From building confidence in daily routines to fostering social inclusion, our mission is to create safe, positive outcomes through real-world skills and mentoring.
With the right guidance, every person can achieve more than they thought possible — and we’re here to walk that journey with them.
We believe every young person deserves the opportunity to grow, connect, and thrive — without limits. That’s why our NDIS support in Adelaide and focuses on removing barriers, building confidence, and helping participants explore their full potential.
Whether it’s trying a new hobby, joining a local activity, or learning an essential life skill, we’re here to support individuals in creating a life they’re proud of. Our inclusive approach helps participants feel valued, supported, and ready to take on new experiences.
We specialise in NDIS support for children and young adults across Adelaide. Here’s why families choose us:
We’re fully certified and ready to work with all plan types, including NDIA-managed participants.
Our support workers and mentors are active, youthful, and great at building trust and real connections.
Try us out first. No pressure. No obligation.
We support participants across suburbs like Glenelg, Norwood, Prospect, and Unley.
We help build life skills, friendships, and confidence through personalised support and community participation.
Becoming a registered NDIS provider in 2024 marks a significant milestone for Support & Connect. This accreditation underscores our commitment to delivering high-quality services that meet the rigorous standards set by the NDIS. We are dedicated to continuous improvement and ensuring our services are accessible, effective, and aligned with the needs of our clients.
Right now we have limited spots available, contact us now to see if we are the right team to support you. As always you 'Connect first for free'. No obligation meet and greet before you sign.
We proudly offer NDIS support services across Adelaide, including the CBD, Norwood, Glenelg, Prospect, Unley, and surrounding suburbs.
We provide everyday assistance that helps participants feel confident and independent in their daily routines. From personal hygiene and meal preparation to social interaction and community access, our Adelaide-based support workers are committed to making daily life easier. Whether at home or out and about in suburbs like Glenelg, Norwood or the CBD. We meet you where you’re at.
Our youth mentoring focuses on real-life progress — from learning to budget and cook, to using public transport or preparing for work. Our mentors are young, relatable, and passionate about helping others build confidence, responsibility, and life direction. We support teens and young adults throughout Adelaide to develop the skills they need for an independent future.
We support participants in getting involved in their community through fun, meaningful outings. Whether it’s joining a fitness class, attending local events, or exploring hobbies with new friends, our support workers make it happen. These activities promote emotional well-being and social connection, key to a fulfilling NDIS journey in Adelaide.
“My boys are safe, supported, and having a blast every time they head off with their worker.”
Kirsty Johnson, Renmark
“Best care support Steven has ever received.”
Tam Dymmot, Barmera
“Great to see a much-needed service for younger people using a younger age-appropriate support team.”
Colleen Johnson, Barmera
“Dylan is accommodating and always quick to respond to my questions.”
Dylan is the heart behind Support & Connect. With a strong passion for helping young people thrive, Dylan brings both lived experience and a solid foundation of professional training to every relationship he builds.
He holds a Certificate III in Individual Support, a Certificate IV in Disability, and a Diploma of Counselling, Majoring in Working with Children and Adolescents, as well as Child Development and Effective Parenting. Dylan has also completed a Diploma in Emergency Care, equipping him with the knowledge to respond calmly and confidently in high-pressure situations.
As Director of Support & Connect, Dylan leads a team of relatable mentors and support workers who share his belief in providing personalised, goal-focused support under the NDIS.
Director/Secretary
Adelaide Mentor/Support Worker
Adelaide Mentor & Admin Compliance
Stay up to date with what’s happening at Support & Connect. From inspiring participant stories to helpful NDIS tips and updates, our latest posts are here to inform, empower, and celebrate the progress we’re making together.
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We specialise in disability support for children, teens, and young adults – typically aged between 7 and 25 years old.
Yes, we support families across the Adelaide metro area including Norwood, Glenelg, Prospect, Unley, and nearby suburbs. Reach out to confirm availability in your area.
Absolutely. All our support services can be funded through your NDIS Core or Capacity Building budgets. We’re happy to walk you through how it works.
