Government-subsidised care
Five Good Friends Victoria is an approved provider for Home Care Packages, subsidised by the Australian Government.
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The power of Friendships. The international study, ‘Blue Zones’ researched the world’s longest-living people. It found friendship as the key factor contributing to their longevity. The ‘stress shedding’ power of friendship enhances the life of these people who live their full and long lives in their own homes and communities. On average, these men and women have a circle of five to six good friends who travel through life with them. We found inspiration and purpose in this story. It is the reason our business exists. To provide people help at home, when they need it, so they remain close to their good friends, their community and the life they know.
- Special needs
- Care leavers
- Focus on socially and financially disadvantaged people
- Parents separated from their children by forced adoption or removal
- Specific services for ATSI people
- Specific services for LGBTI people
- Specific services for people with CALD backgrounds
- Specific services for veterans
- Specialised services
- Assistive Technology
- Continence Advisory
- Dementia
- Hearing
- In-home respite care
- Mental Health
- Mobility
- People with terminal illness
- Vision
- Wellness and reablement
$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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