When extra support is needed, our experienced respite team can step in to help you at your place, in the community, or at one of our overnight respite cottages. But the type of support given depends on the level of care needed. For more information, call My Aged Care on or visit the website. And as leaders in complex dementia care, our specialist team can provide extra support for people living with dementia.
Caring for older people, including those living with dementia, is rewarding but can be challenging. Or for other support, call the Government's Carer Gateway between 8am and 5pm on Relax and get to know other people like yourself at one of our respite cottages, supported by a dedicated, compassionate team. Overnight respite in one of our respite cottages offers a short break from being at home. Guests will enjoy delicious meals prepared fresh daily, along with specialised support and a range of social activities during a short overnight stay.
In-home respite provides short-term personalised care at home with an experienced carer. It provides the flexibility to meet your needs and those of your regular caregiver. While they take a break from their role, one of our carers will come in to help with daily responsibilities such as housework, personal care, preparing meals and other support.
All our respite care services provide short-term, flexible support. For example, in-home respite can be accessed weekly and can be adjusted to meet your current needs.
Yes, you can pay for in-home respite through your Home Care Package. Overnight respite is usually funded through the Commonwealth Home Support Programme and guests will need to provide their unique referral code. Please call our Support Team on to discuss your situation with us. Your respite care can be covered by either your Commonwealth Home Support Programme funding, Home Care Package funding or be self-funded.
