Government-subsidised care
CatholicCare Sydney is an approved provider for Home Care Packages, subsidised by the Australian Government.
Location
CatholicCare has been assisting the people of Sydney to live and thrive for 75 years. We employ our own locally based, professional staff, undertaking police checks, working with children checks, reference checks and ‘in field’ supervision with each staff member before they commence their roles. Our nurses and care workers receive ongoing training and supervision to support you at home. We embrace the philosophy of human dignity and enablement, supporting you to maximise your independence and always ensuring you are at the centre of decision making about your care 1,738 people across Sydney have benefited from our services this year. Eighty-two-year-old Gloria, a recipient of our services for more than 8 years, says she loves all the different aspects of her relationship with CatholicCare and the support workers have become an important part of her life. “Oh, it’s wonderful, absolutely wonderful. I love CatholicCare and I always have because they’ve been very good to me” Gloria says.
- Special needs
- Focus on socially and financially disadvantaged people
- People who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless
- Specific services for people with CALD backgrounds
- Specialised services
- Continence Advisory
- Dementia
- Hearing
- Vision
$10,271.10 package
Home Care package level 1
Basic care
Personal care, household or domestic assistance, social support, meals or shopping, or rehabilitation.
$18,063.85 package
Home Care package level 2
Low-level care
Personal care, household or domestic assistance, social support, meals or shopping, or rehabilitation. Services may include loan of basic equipment.
$39,310.50 package
Home Care package level 3
Mid-level care
Personal care, household assistance, meals and medications, nursing or allied health input, support with memory or behaviour changes, or assistance with aids and appliances.
$59,593.55 package
Home Care package level 4
High-level care
Personal care, household assistance, meals and medications, nursing or allied health input, support with memory or behaviour changes, or assistance with aids and appliances.
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