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Calvary acknowledges the Traditional Custodians and Owners of the lands on which all our services operate. We recognise that these Custodians have walked upon and cared for these lands for thousands of years. We acknowledge the continued deep spiritual attachment and relationship of First Nations peoples to this country and commit ourselves to the ongoing journey of Reconciliation.
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Home Care

If you need help at home, we'll make sure it doesn't feel like help.
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About our services

Home care provides a unique opportunity to heal and thrive in an environment that nurtures both physical and emotional wellbeing.
This means you can maintain your independence while receiving necessary care in the comfort of your own home. Family members find peace of mind knowing their loved ones are in capable hands, without the stress of frequent hospital visits or the upheaval of relocation.
We can meet diverse and unique needs, so you can choose care to suit your needs and preferences.
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Why choose Calvary?

Calvary Home Care services provide a range of benefits, including:
Maintain your independence at home
With tailored support to meet your individual care needs, you can continue living in a familiar environment while receiving assistance, and enabling you to stay connected to your community and usual routines.
Wide range of support services
Whether you require nursing and allied health services, help with your home cleaning or gardening, personal care, or supported daily activities, we've got you covered.
Flexible scheduling to suit your lifestyle
We understand that everyone has unique schedules and routines, so our support workers will do their best to work around your care needs and preferences.

Tailored support that's right for you.

Support at Home program

The Support at Home program is an allocation of funds from the Government that enables you to purchase products and services to support you at home.
Your Support at Home offering is flexible and tailored to your specific needs.
Find out more about the Support at Home program or read more about our individual Home Care services below:
Support at Home
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Clinical care/nursing

We can assist you with personal and nursing care when some tasks become a little difficult. You may be recovering from illness or surgery, need assistance with medication, including partnering with your own health professional to ensure holistic, integrated clinical care, as well as or require help with mobility around the house.
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Lifestyle support

Assistance to ensure older people remain healthy, active and socially connected to their community.
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Support for carers

We offer a comprehensive range of respite care options to support the diverse needs of older individuals in our care.
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Have questions about Home Care services?

Frequently asked questions

Learn more about the services available, how Home Care works, and how support can be tailored to your needs and preferences.
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Home care services may include:
  • personal care (showering, dressing, grooming)
  • nursing and clinical care
  • allied health services
  • domestic assistance (cleaning, meals, gardening)
  • transport and social support
  • respite for carers
  • assistive technology and home modifications
Services are tailored to your needs and can change over time.

Yes. Many people begin with just a few hours of support each week and increase services as their needs change.

At the start of each visit, your support worker will check in with you to see how you’re feeling and whether anything has changed. They’ll then help you with the tasks outlined in your care plan for that day. Care is delivered with flexibility and respect, so support can adapt to how you’re feeling on the day.

Your care plan is reviewed regularly. If your needs change, our team can help tailor the services you receive without starting over.

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