Helping Hand North Adelaide

North Adelaide is where the Helping Hand story began. In 1953, Reverend Arthur Strange purchased a property in Molesworth Street specifically for the care of older people. Today, that vision continues through this contemporary residential care home.

With a bustling cafe, community hall, library, hairdresser and gift shop, you will feel part of a welcoming and lively community. Sun filled, landscaped gardens create leafy outdoor spaces to be enjoyed by everyone.

North Adelaide has a great lifestyles program, with different activities every day including: exercise groups, indoor bowls, arts and craft. Classic big screen movies are always popular.

On-site chefs provide fresh meals daily. There is a seasonal menu with an emphasis on local produce. Special meal events are held regularly which family and friends are invited to attend. These include bistro nights, high teas, special cuisines, picnics and more.

North Adelaide accommodates up to 155 residents. Features include single rooms with private ensuite; deluxe suites which include a lounge area, an ensuite and a bedroom; and memory support accommodation offering specialised support and care.

Residents enjoy a unique lifestyle experience, Elevate Club. Our additional services package focuses on your wellbeing and quality of life. Elevate your day with inspired menu choices, engaging and inclusive lifestyle activities, onsite café, and so much more.

As well, all of Helping Hand’s residential care homes provide:

• shared garden spaces
• tailored social and lifestyle activities
• weekly church services
• religious support for all denominations
• inclusive environments for LGBTI+ older people, carers and staff
• understanding of the specific aged care needs of people who identify as Forgotten Australians
• a pet friendly environment
• consistent and continuous care
• respite care
• spacious rooms you can personalise with your own belongings, plus up to date ensuite facilities
• reverse cycle air conditioning in each resident’s room
• room cleaning, laundry and linen services
• provision for telephone, radio and personal computers
• home style meals prepared on-site
• selected allied health services
• a Tovertafel interactive projector that is designed for people living with dementia and encourages them to play, engage and connect