An NDIS carer is credited with saving two clients in wheelchairs from a burning home in Adelaide’s northern suburbs. Multiple outlets report that the carer entered the property during the fire to help the two clients, who were unable to evacuate on their own. The incident is described as a life-threatening situation, with the carer acting despite the risks posed by the flames and potential smoke. The reports identify the event as an emergency response carried out by the carer as the fire occurred at the residence. Details on injuries, the extent of property damage, and the cause of the fire are not provided in the available summaries. The accounts focus on the carer’s actions and the fact that he managed to remove both clients from the house before the situation escalated further. The incident highlights the role of carers in emergencies involving people with disability, particularly where safe evacuation may depend on immediate assistance.