Personal Care
Gentle, respectful help with showering, dressing, grooming, continence and moving safely around the home.
Our services
Home Care Services
Everything you need to keep living well at home, delivered by carers who speak your language. Most of our services can be funded through the Australian Government's Support at Home program, and our team will help you work out what you're eligible for.
Domestic Assistance
Cleaning, laundry and tidying so the home stays safe, comfortable and easy to manage.
Social Support
Friendly companionship, conversation in your own language, and help staying connected with friends and community.
Community Support
Transport and accompaniment to medical appointments, shopping, community centres and social activities.
Clinical Care
Nursing support at home, including wound care, medication support and health monitoring.
Home Maintenance
Minor repairs and practical upkeep that keep the home safe and reduce the risk of falls.
Case Management
A dedicated case manager who plans your care, coordinates your Support at Home budget and reviews your needs regularly.
Gardening
Lawn mowing, weeding and keeping paths and outdoor areas tidy and safe.
How your care is funded
Most clients receive these services through the Support at Home program, after an aged care needs assessment arranged by My Aged Care. Clinical care such as nursing and allied health, and — since 1 October 2026 — personal care, carry no contribution at all. For other services you contribute a share of the price: a moderate share for independence services such as respite and transport, and a larger share for everyday living services such as cleaning and gardening. Your exact percentages come from an income and assets assessment by Services Australia. Private pay is also available if you need support straight away.
Which services carry a contribution?
Under Support at Home, what you contribute depends on the type of service. Here is where our services sit:
- No contribution (clinical supports)
- Clinical care such as nursing, personal care (since 1 October 2026) and case management
- Moderate contribution (independence)
- Social support, and community support such as transport
- Highest contribution (everyday living)
- Domestic assistance, home maintenance and gardening
Your exact percentages come from your income and assets assessment by Services Australia; full pensioners pay the least.
Not sure which services you need?
Talk to our bilingual team. We'll listen, explain your options in plain language, and help you get started.