Having support and a good social connection helps you stay well, connected, and independent.
The Home and Community Care Program helps you access the support you need to optimise your health and wellbeing, while maintaining or regaining your independence and remain active in the community.
Home and Community Care can provide support for you to remain independent. Services are integrated so care can be tailored to meet your needs and changing circumstances.
We can help you with daily chores, occasional jobs around the home, or making daily life easier and safer. This may include maintenance related to safety security and access, minor works – help with managing mobility issues to move safely around the house, such as installing grab rails or checking smoke alarms.
We’re also here to help you keep doing the things you enjoy and stay in touch with others with planned activities, one on one support, home visits, personal care (where available) and information or referrals to other services.
Home and Community Care is a needs-based program and services may vary from region to region. Contact your local team to explore options to support your health and safety needs.
After a personalised assessment, we can help you and your family or carer identify your needs and choose the right mix of services to help you live as independently as possible. Regular reviews ensure the services that you receive are relevant and meet your changing needs.
Home and Community Care is a needs-based program and eligibility does not guarantee access. Services vary from region to region.
Contact your local team to explore options to support your health and safety needs through the program.
Regular assessments can help meet your changing needs.
We can help you and your family or carer identify your needs and choose the right mix of services to help you live as independently as possible. You will receive an individual care plan, with scheduled reviews so that your care plan changes with your changing needs.
A Living at Home Assessment is an in-depth holistic view into your daily life, with the goal to explore ways to live independently and remain active in your community.
The Living at Home Assessment establishes your eligibility to receive Home and Community Care funded services and supports referrals as appropriate.
If you have more complex support needs, you can access case management through linkages.
Linkages can help you access services to develop your skills and build your capacity towards independent living. Linkages also support you if you are transitioning to another funded service under National Disability Insurance Scheme or My Aged Care.
Get in touch
Let us become part of your support circle.
For Melbourne Metro & Ovens Murray call 1300 583 145.
For Gippsland call 03 9051 7000.
For Western Victoria (including Ballarat, Wimmera & Horsham) call 03 5362 4000.
Or fill out an online enquiry form below.
