Independence
Respite Care
Short-term care that gives you or your family carer a break.
Who this service may help
People who need short-term support, and family carers who need time to rest, attend to other commitments, or simply recharge.
Our approach
Respite is planned around what works for your family, so the person receiving care stays comfortable and safe while their carer takes a break.
What support may include
- In-home respite support
- Planned or occasional respite
- Support tailored to the person receiving care
- Coordination with your existing care team
How it works
We talk through what kind of respite would help most, then arrange support that fits your routine.
Funding & eligibility
Respite may be included within a Support at Home package or arranged separately, depending on your circumstances. For current program details, check with My Aged Care or speak with our care team.
Common questions
No. Respite can be planned in advance as a regular part of your care, not just for emergencies.
Yes, in-home respite means the person receiving care stays in familiar surroundings.
Ready to talk about Respite Care?
Talk to our care team about your situation. No obligation, no pressure.