Personal Alarm Scheme
As a registered provider for the Personal Alert AssistanceSA (PAASA) scheme, ADT is proud to help South Australians live independently with access to approved alert systems.
How it works
What is the PAASA scheme?
The Personal Alert AssistanceSA (PAASA) scheme provides eligible South Australians with government funding for an approved personal alert system.
These personal monitoring systems support independent living by ensuring prompt assistance in emergencies.
What is a personal alarm?
A personal alarm system is a lightweight device, typically worn as a pendant or wristband, that acts as your safety net in emergencies.
With just a push of a button, you can alert friends, family members, or monitoring services, ensuring help is on the way and giving you peace of mind.
How PAASA supports you
Through the PAASA personal alarm scheme, you can access:
- Subsidised Personal Alert Systems: Get a government-funded personal alarm system at a reduced cost.
- Subsidised Monitoring Services: Enjoy ongoing monitoring support, ensuring you’re never alone in an emergency.
Ready to get started?
To find out whether you're eligible, for the Personal Alert AssistanceSA (PAASA) scheme or for any further information, please click the button below.
ADT Home Assure
Home Assure is a comprehensive home-based solution that promotes autonomy while ensuring support is always on hand.
It boosts safety and comfort, whether for personal use at home or in aged care facilities, residential care, and retirement communities. More than just a portable emergency button, Home Assure provides 24/7 access to help for those critical moments.
ADT Safe-N-Go
ADT Safe-N-Go is a personal wellbeing solution that is designed to help you live independently. With key features like two-way communication and integrated GPS location tracking, users and their loved ones can enjoy total peace of mind.
Be at ease as you go about your day-to-day activities. Whether at home or out and about, support is always nearby.
Peace of mind
24/7 Live monitoring
Our personal alarms are monitored around the clock by highly trained professionals who respond immediately to every alert. They quickly assess the situation, coordinate the necessary emergency response, and provide essential information to emergency services.
With our intuitive personal alarms, featuring fall detection, you can enjoy complete peace of mind knowing you’re always in safe hands.
KeySafe
A KeySafe is a secure, code-protected padlock designed to hold spare house keys in case of an emergency.
ADT can share the code with your trusted contacts or emergency services, ensuring quick access to your home when needed.
The KeySafe can be self-installed, or you can request a technician to handle the installation for an additional fee.
Meet the Team
Get started today
Complete this form and one of our trained security advisers will be in contact to help create the right solution for you and your loved ones.
Or phone us
131 ADT (238)
+61 2 9947 7108 (outside Australia)
FAQs
Have more questions?
Can I get a personal alarm for free?
While personal alarm systems are rarely free, if you meet specific eligibility criteria, you may qualify for a government-funded alarm through programs like the Personal Alert AssistanceSA (PAASA) scheme.
Are personal alarms legal in Australia?
Yes, personal alarms are legal in Australia and are widely used for personal safety, especially for elderly individuals and those at risk of medical emergencies. In fact, eligible people can receive subsidies on an approved personal alert system from the Australian Government through programs like the Personal Alert AssistanceSA (PAASA) scheme.
How do I get the alarm for the elderly living alone in Australia?
If they live in South Australia, check their eligibility for accessing an approved personal alert system via the Personal Alert AssistanceSA (PAASA) scheme. Additionally, the Australian Government offers various schemes, such as NDIS funding and the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP program), to assist individuals with a low-income background.
Does NDIS fund personal alamrs?
Yes, the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) may fund personal alarm devices if they are considered necessary for your safety and independence. Funding is based on an individual assessment process and must be included in your NDIS plan under Assistive Technology or Personal Supports. It's important to discuss this with your NDIS planner to determine eligibility.