Assess each client’s individual needs Develop a personalised care plan that outlines the client’s services, goals, and outcomes. Arranging services and support such as personal care, nursing, allied health, transport, or home modifications. Ensuring smooth communication between service providers, GPs, and family Regular monitoring and reviewing ensuring the services are effective and aligned with each person’s individual needs. Adapting the care plan as the person’s circumstances change. Advocating for a client’s best interests and supporting decision-making especially when cognitive decline is present.

Assistance with showering and bathing Dressing and undressing Toileting assistance and incontinence management Grooming including hair care, oral hygiene and shaving

Preparation of meals Heating and plating prepared meals Purchasing approved provider meals Monitoring food needs and storage

Wound care Medication management Liaising with your GP and specialists. Monitoring and supporting complex health needs

Physiotherapy Remedial massage Occupational Therapy Dietitian Speech pathology Podiatry

One-off, short-term or regular relief services to have a break from caring to reduce carer stress and burnout. Provided in or out of home

Vacuuming and mopping floors Dusting (excluding breakable objects and artwork) Cleaning bathroom, kitchen and main bedroom and living areas Changing bed linen Laundry and light ironing

Food Shopping creating a shopping list, taking clients shopping staff going alone to do a Shop By List putting shopping away Accompany and participate in community engagement and social activities such as attending café or restaurant for a meal out, attending an art gallery, having fish & chips at the beach etc.

Accompany to medical appointments Regularly scheduled shopping & hairdresser appointments One-off or regular social activities and community events Exercise classes or allied health appointments Social events and special occasions such as weddings or significant birthday parties. Visits to family and friends Order taxis to assist with other transport needs, including maxi-taxi’s to accommodate wheelchair transport.

Lawn mowing Weeding Minimal pruning & general cleanup

Installing grab bars, ramps, widening doorways Modifications to kitchen, bathroom and toilet

Our Services

The Carers offers a comprehensive range of home care services that is only limited by each person’s available funding whether that is through a home care package (HCP), the Dept. of Veterans Affairs funded services or privately funding services. Our Care Coordinator can advise the best way to support each individual person to remain living as independently as possible in their own home, especially when dealing with complex and changing health conditions.

Care Management

Assess each client’s individual needs
Develop a personalised care plan that outlines the client’s services, goals, and outcomes.
Arranging services and support such as personal care, nursing, allied health, transport, or home modifications.
Ensuring smooth communication between service providers, GPs, and family
Regular monitoring and reviewing ensuring the services are effective and aligned with each person’s individual needs.
Adapting the care plan as the person’s circumstances change.
Advocating for a client’s best interests and supporting decision-making especially when cognitive decline is present.

Personal Care

Assistance with showering and bathing
Dressing and undressing
Toileting assistance and incontinence management
Grooming including hair care, oral hygiene and shaving

Food Services

Preparation of meals
Heating and plating prepared meals
Purchasing approved provider meals
Monitoring food needs and storage

Nursing Care

Wound care
Medication management
Liaising with your GP and specialists.
Monitoring and supporting complex health needs

Allied Health

Physiotherapy
Remedial massage
Occupational Therapy
Dietitian
Speech pathology
Podiatry

Products and Equipment

Incontinence products
Mobility aids
Equipment to support daily living tasks

Respite

One-off, short-term or regular relief services to have a break from caring to reduce carer stress and burnout.
Provided in or out of home

Domestic Assistance

Vacuuming and mopping floors
Dusting (excluding breakable objects and artwork)
Cleaning bathroom, kitchen and main bedroom and living areas
Changing bed linen
Laundry and light ironing

Social Support

Food Shopping
- creating a shopping list,
- taking clients shopping
- staff going alone to do a Shop By List
- putting shopping away
Accompany and participate in community engagement and social activities such as attending café or restaurant for a meal out, attending an art gallery, having fish & chips at the beach etc.

Transport

Accompany to medical appointments
Regularly scheduled shopping & hairdresser appointments
One-off or regular social activities and community events
Exercise classes or allied health appointments
Social events and special occasions such as weddings or significant birthday parties.
Visits to family and friends
Order taxis to assist with other transport needs, including maxi-taxi’s to accommodate wheelchair transport.

Gardening

Lawn mowing
Weeding
Minimal pruning & general cleanup

Home Modifications

Installing grab bars, ramps, widening doorways
Modifications to kitchen, bathroom and toilet