Helping Hand offers home care services and in-home support to help older people stay independent, safe and connected at home across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia. Support can include domestic assistance, personal care, transport, nursing, allied health and social connection.
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See adviceHelping Hand provides 24-hour residential aged care in 11 care homes across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia. Residents are supported with personal care, nursing, meals, lifestyle activities and dementia support in a safe, welcoming environment.
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See job vacanciesHelping Hand offers home care services and in-home support to help older people stay independent, safe and connected at home across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia. Support can include domestic assistance, personal care, transport, nursing, allied health and social connection.
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See adviceHelping Hand Retirement Living supports people who want to live independently in a lower-maintenance home while staying connected to a friendly community. Villages are located across South Australia and may suit people who are ready to downsize while keeping their independence.
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See adviceHelping Hand provides 24-hour residential aged care in 11 care homes across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia. Residents are supported with personal care, nursing, meals, lifestyle activities and dementia support in a safe, welcoming environment.
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See adviceExplore aged care careers, volunteering and student placements with Helping Hand, a South Australian not-for-profit supporting older people across home care, retirement living and residential care.
See CareersWhy work with us?
Do you want to join the Helping Hand team and make a difference?
See job vacanciesHelping Hand offers home care services and in-home support to help older people stay independent, safe and connected at home across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia. Support can include domestic assistance, personal care, transport, nursing, allied health and social connection.
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If you’ve got more questions about Help at Home, we’ve got answers.
See adviceHelping Hand Retirement Living supports people who want to live independently in a lower-maintenance home while staying connected to a friendly community. Villages are located across South Australia and may suit people who are ready to downsize while keeping their independence.
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Is Retirement Living right for you? Get some extra advice from Helping Hand.
See adviceHelping Hand provides 24-hour residential aged care in 11 care homes across metropolitan Adelaide and regional South Australia. Residents are supported with personal care, nursing, meals, lifestyle activities and dementia support in a safe, welcoming environment.
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See adviceExplore aged care careers, volunteering and student placements with Helping Hand, a South Australian not-for-profit supporting older people across home care, retirement living and residential care.
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See job vacanciesWe are currently hiring enrolled and registered nurses at a number of our regional care homes.
When you join the team at any of our unique regional locations, you’ll find yourself part of a network of more than 500 Helping Hand employees who work in small towns and communities across South Australia. That means you’ll be doing your bit to help the 1,200 plus regional clients who rely on the support our services provide.
Helping Hand exists wherever you’re offering a helping hand. And today, that’s in more regional communities than ever before! We’re continuing to grow so we can provide care and support services to those who need it most, no matter their location.
We’d love for you to join us. Whether it’s in nursing, Allied Health care, corporate services, gardening, cooking or more, find the position that’s right for you, right where you want to be. From the Eyre Peninsula’s Port Lincoln, to Clare, just 150 km north of Adelaide, you’ll find dedicated, connected teams working across our regional communities. Here, our residential care homes are especially cosy, welcoming and connected to the wider community.
Contribute directly to a community you care about.
Helping Hand is proud to partner with the Australian Nursing and Midwifery Education Centre (ANMEC) to deliver the Transition to Professional Practice Program (TPPP) across all of our care homes in regional South Australia.
This structured graduate program is designed to support your transition from student to registered nurse, providing strong clinical foundations through mentorship, supervision, and opportunities to develop specialist skills in aged care.
“Life in a regional area is peaceful, safe, and family-friendly and it offers a great work-life balance. It is much quieter and more peaceful, which we really appreciate as a family. The calm environment makes it a great place to relax and spend quality time together. With the right support, like Helping Hand provides, settling in is much easier than you might expect.“
Titty Mol Antony
Registered Nurse, Jamestown