Your health and wellbeing

In-home respite services ensure you still receive services like meal preparation, personal care and domestic assistance in your home when your family member or usual carer takes a break.

Lifetime Care and Support assists people who have experienced traumatic injury as the result of a motor vehicle accident to live in their own homes as independently as possible.

My Recovery is a peer-led education program for people living with mental health issues, helping them connect with peers, build confidence and develop skills for recovery.

We work with you in a shared living environment to help you develop skills for daily life, including cooking, cleaning and shopping, enabling you to live as independently as possible in your own community.

Supports for personal care, such as assistance with dressing and showering, as well as household chores, budgeting and planning for other activities that are important to you.

Opening Doors is a longer-term residential rehabilitation program for people with mental health issues, focused on building skills, increasing confidence and preparing residents to live more independently in the community.