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in New South Wales
If you want to remain living in your own home, but need a little extra help around the house with daily tasks, then you may want to consider home care. In New South Wales, a number of home care providers can tailor a home care program to suit your individual needs.
Home care services can provide assistance with a range of everyday tasks including personal care, domestic assistance, respite care, 24-hour nursing, home modifications, social support and shoping.
Begin your search by entering in your suburb or the name of your desired home care provider above to view home care services in your area.
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The Aged Care Workforce Strategy 2024 is the first event hosted by leading industry voice, Aged Care Insite magazine.
