Personal care
Showering, dressing, medication reminders, morning routines. Discreet support that protects dignity.
Thoughtful, consistent in-home aged care across Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula. Same familiar faces. Week after week.

We support older Australians who want to keep living at home — with the right help, at the right moment. You might be someone who:
Practical support that fits around the life you want to keep living.
Showering, dressing, medication reminders, morning routines. Discreet support that protects dignity.
Keeping the home clean, tidy and comfortable — the way you like it.
Light maintenance, garden care, seasonal jobs that are harder to manage alone.
Nutritious, familiar meals made in your kitchen — not reheated from a factory.
Appointments, shopping, visits with friends, the Saturday markets. Getting out matters.
A break for the person doing the caring, with peace of mind that someone familiar is there.
Companionship, conversation, someone to share a cup of tea with. Often the most important of all.
Most families find the funding system more confusing than the care itself. Here's a plain-English version of how it usually works.
The government's entry point. A short phone call or online check leads to a face-to-face assessment, which determines what level of support you qualify for.
The new program replacing Home Care Packages. More flexible, faster to start, designed around the person. We can walk you through this.
If you'd rather not go through the government system (or you're waiting), you can engage us directly. No waiting lists, no assessments, just support.
We learn what's happening, what matters, and what support might look like. No pressure, no commitment.
We come to you. We listen. We meet the person the care is for, and the family around them.
A small, consistent team is matched to you. Support begins at a pace that feels right — often lighter at first, building as trust grows.
For private arrangements, often within a week. For government-funded support, it depends on where you are in the My Aged Care process. We'll help you move through it.
As much as possible, yes. We build small, consistent teams — usually 2–3 people who rotate — so your parent isn't meeting someone new each visit.
Melbourne and the Mornington Peninsula. From Frankston through to Portsea, and across inner and bayside Melbourne suburbs.
Yes. Needs shift — that's normal. We adjust the roster, the hours, and the type of support as things evolve.
Yes. Consistency matters even more when memory is changing, and it's something we do particularly well.
A 15-minute conversation. No pressure, no hard sell. Just a chance to hear where you're at, and see if we're the right fit.
0418 828 518