First Steps — Aged Care Support
A guide to accessing aged care services, managing support plans, and understanding your options
Supporting Older Australians
Finding the right support at the right time — we're here to help you navigate it.
Aged care support is available when daily living activities become challenging. Here are common signs it's time to explore options:
Physical or health changes:
- Difficulty walking, climbing stairs, or mobility around the home
- Balance problems or increased fall risk
- Difficulty with personal care (bathing, dressing, toileting)
- Medication management becoming overwhelming
- Recovery from hospital or illness
- Chronic health conditions affecting daily life
- Vision, hearing, or cognitive changes
Home and daily living:
- Difficulty cooking or managing meals safely
- House maintenance becoming unsafe or impossible
- Isolation or loneliness affecting wellbeing
- Confusion or memory problems impacting safety
- Increased carer burden on family members
- Unable to manage household tasks independently
- Concerns about staying safe at home alone
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