3 things to remember about navigating the system – where to go for what
Australian has a wide range of support for carers, including counselling, equipment, help at home or respite care.
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5 reasons why carers don’t ask for help
We know that carers cope best when they have help and support. In Australia, there are many services and supports ready to help you and the person you care for.
Carers and the NDIS – guides to help you
If you are caring for someone with disability, they may be able to get support from the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
If you don’t get a payment, you can still ask for help
There is a lot of support available for carers, from payments to home help and respite care.
You can ask for help without losing your payment
There is a lot of support available for carers, from payments to home help and respite care.
Some carers think that you have to choose between getting a payment or getting help.
But you can have both!
Are you an LGBTI carer? Find support and services to help you
Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) carers face the same stresses and pressures as other carers. But you may also face added problems of discrimination.
Are you looking after an elderly person? 10 ways to make your life easier
Explore our 10 tips about what you can do to make life easier if you are a carer looking after an elderly person.
Top 5 household life skills for young carers
We know that many young carers find themselves caring for someone and looking after a household before they have all the life skills they need.
Family payments
If you are a parent, foster parent or grandparent with dependent children under the age of 16, you may get general payments available for carers.
Financial help for aids and equipment
Aids and equipment can be essential for someone who needs care, and can make life easier and safer for carers. You can get help to choose and pay for the equipment you need, including alarms and monitors.