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Queanbeyan and District Dementia Respite Program
The service offers regular and ongoing respite for the carers of people with dementia. In-home care or out of home assitance with a skilled worker to care for the person with dementia so that the carer is able to leave the person and take a break or have a break in their own home.
HACC Centre
257 Crawford St
Suburb: QUEANBEYAN
State: NSW
Postcode: 2620
(02) 6298 0194
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Commonwealth Carer Respite Centre - Nepean
NSW, Australia
24 hour emergency respite line. Provides crisis care or one-off respite care which can be in your own home, in the community or in a residential facility. Specialist programs: Residential respite placement; Support for ageing carers (65+ or caring for more than 30 yrs); Support for young carers aged between 12-25; Support for employed carers.
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Queanbeyan and District Respite Care
NSW, Australia
Respite is a short break for a person with a disability and their usual carer. Respite can assist with accessing services and facilities in the community, by creating opportunity and/or the time to do so. A Trained Worker or a Volunteer Carer provides support to the person with a disability for an agreed period of time. Arrangements are made through the Co-ordinator of the Service. Respite can be provided in different places including the community
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Rosebery
Hi I’m disabled pensioner after my motor bike Accident 63 y old
My Center link money is not much
And I can’t buy fruit or vegetables meat when u can help me is great
Living unit 296 /83-93 Dalmeny ave Rosebery 2018 0416 053 206 thanks
I don’t have computer or laptop I can’t do image
South Albury
Hi,
I hope everyone is doing well. I was just wondering what the process is for applying for emergency food vouchers?
I am currently in between jobs, and my savings and centrelink are allocated to rent and medical expenses.
As of June, I'll be starting my new job but until then, I'm not sure how easy it will be to afford groceries.
Thanks for any advice,
Emma
