This page answers common questions about the Australian Government’s Support at Home program, which funds services that help older Australians remain living safely and independently in their own homes.
The program supports a wide range of services including personal care, clinical support, allied health, domestic assistance, assistive equipment, and home modifications.
Support at Home is the Australian Government’s primary program for funding in-home aged care services. It replaced the previous Home Care Package system as part of national aged care reforms.
The program provides funding to help older Australians remain living safely and independently in their own homes.
Most people aged 65 years and over, or 50 years and over for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, may be eligible if they require assistance with daily living activities.
Eligibility is determined through an assessment arranged through My Aged Care.
Yes. Many assessments take place in the person’s home so the assessor can understand the living environment and identify any safety risks or support needs.
• personal care • domestic assistance • nursing and clinical care • allied health services • transport • social support • meal preparation • assistive equipment • home modifications
Direct Care Australia provides personalised in-home care, nursing and allied health care, gardening and home maintenance and a range of other services designed to help older Australians remain safe, independent, and connected to their communities.
NDIS Support Price
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