Help at Home

We understand that people feel comfortable in their own home, maintaining their independence. We offer a range of services across metropolitan Adelaide and beyond so you can stay at home doing the things you love.

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Retirement Living

In our retirement living units you’ll have more time to enjoy doing the things you love without the maintenance of looking after a big home and garden.

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Residential Care

Our care homes offer a comfortable, safe and homelike environment with activities and care individually tailored to suit the needs and wants of our residents.

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Careers

Aged Care is so important. Some people forget that. You don’t and neither do we. Join our team and be part of something bigger. Together we’re there to care and here for good.

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North Adelaide

Buxton Street and Childers Street, North Adelaide SA 5006

Westering North Adelaide - live your best life.

Westering North Adelaide – a landmark project.

After more than 70 years of achievements, Helping Hand has a new and bold vision for the future. That is, to create a vibrant and connected wellbeing precinct in the heart of North Adelaide, elevating the lifestyle experience for seniors’ accommodation, health and wellness, and care offerings across the community – truly, a landmark project.


Live your best life.

Westering North Adelaide promises the ultimate in quality, style, comfort and location for the North Adelaide community.

Offering positive ageing, ageing-in-place, a vibrant community, housing solutions, new partnerships and a unique care offering, all in one great place.

The premium retirement living residences to be built in Childers Street and Buxton Street will provide locals with the perfect opportunity in North Adelaide to live your best life.

To find out more and register your interest, visit Westering.


We both appreciate being in walking distance to shopping, library and Council community support programs. We go on outings arranged through the Council and Margaret is also doing an exercise program. It is important to seek out what is available in your community and take the opportunities to participate and get involved.

Bill and Margaret

Retirement Village residents, Prospect

Advice about Retirement Living

Small pets such as birds and fish are usually welcome at our retirement living homes, with each pet being approved by the Housing Coordinator before coming to live with you. There will be some circumstances where pets are not allowed, so please check with the Housing Coordinator before you move in.

A retirement village provides accommodation for people who are over 55, and who are either still working part time or are retired. Retirement living is designed for people who can live independently in their own home.

Friends and family are welcome to visit and stay with you in your retirement unit. Part of living in a retirement village is the sense of community and knowing who your neighbours are. This means that if you are planning on having a visitor for an extended stay, you will need to talk to the Housing Coordinator and let them know who is staying, and for how long.

Usually when you buy into a Helping Hand retirement living property, Helping Hand retains ownership of the home and the land. You will be purchasing a license to live in the unit for as long as you wish. There are also some properties which are offered as rental units. To understand your options fully, please talk to our Housing Coordinator, and read more about Retirement Living costs here.

Retirement village living is designed for people who are independent, without the need for 24/7 care.

However, we understand that health issues or changes in your circumstances can sometimes arise unexpectedly. For this reason, Helping Hand can assist with home care services should the need arise, to keep you living independently in your home for as long as possible.

Retirement living is designed for people over 55 who are still active enough to live independently, providing a close community of like-minded people. An aged care home provides an increased level of support for people who are no longer able to live independently, with round the clock care available.