At CareLinc, we manage your funds with safety, transparency, and trust.
If you require assistance or guidance regarding government funds, please don’t hesitate to contact us or call our team. We’ll listen and resolve your queries as soon as possible.
To be eligible for these services in Australia, an individual must fall under a specific age, condition, and other criteria, which are as follows:
You must meet specific requirements to be eligible for an assessment. Among them are
Note: If you are 50 or older, have a low income, are homeless, or are in danger of becoming homeless, please visit myagedcare.gov.au or call the My Aged Care contact centre at 1800 200 422 to discuss your circumstances.
People must meet the following requirements to be eligible for an NDIS assessment:
Note: The handicap must impact the person’s capacity to engage in social and economic activities. For comprehensive details on the requirements and evaluation procedure, visit ndis.gov.au or call 1800 800 110.
Numerous federal and state-funded programmes are available to support your independence and overall well-being. Each programme has its own requirements, and one’s location may affect access to certain programmes. We assist at every stage of the application procedure.
If you require support for more complex tasks, you must choose this government-funded service.
If you are already living independently in your home but need basic support, you must consider this programme, funded by the Commonwealth Government.
If you are suffering from a permanent or significant disability, you must consider the NDIS, which the Australian government and state or territory governments fund.
You can always pay directly for your home care services if your situation allows it. If private pay is your preference, you can:
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You can access funding through the Commonwealth Home Support Programme or Home Care Packages via My Aged Care. Both offer financial assistance depending on your care requirements and calculate your payments through a means test.
Capital Support for assistive technology, Capacity Building for skill development, and Core Support for everyday activities are all covered by the NDIS, which provides funding based on your specific disability requirements. Completing an evaluation and fulfilling specific requirements are eligibility criteria.
Your assets and income determine contributions to My Aged Care. Although some services, including mobility, may need minimal donations, the NDIS typically covers necessary support expenditures.
These services assist older Australians in living freely and with peace of mind.
It enables people aged 65 and above to receive homecare support without needing to visit a care centre
It enables people aged 65 and above to receive homecare support without needing to visit a care centre.
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