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Home and Community Care aims to provide a comprehensive, coordinated and integrated range of basic maintenance and support services for frail aged people, people with a disability and their carers.We also provide support for these people to be more independent at home and in the community. This helps to enhance quality of life, and can prevent inappropriate admission to long term residential care.

  • Eligibility to HACC services is not automatic, and is allocated to those with the greatest need
  • You do not have to provide evidence of residency in order to receive a service
  • The waiting time can vary for different services
  • HACC services are provided as a low cost service

CONTACT US:
Central Coast Home & Community Care Development Officer : 4304 7072
Central Coast Home & Community Care Project Officer : 4325 8846

       If you are deaf, or have a hearing or speech impairment, contact the National Relay Service (NRS):

      §  TTY users, ring 133 677 then ask for one of the HACC contact numbers above

§  Speak & Listen users ring 1300 555 727, then ask for one of the HACC contact numbers above

§  Internet relay users, connect to http://www.relayservice.com.au/ then ask for one of the HACC contact numbers above

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- Healthy Living for Seniors
- Home & Community Care Development Worker, Central Coast
- Home Care Services of NSW
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Aider Program
The NSW Rural Fire Service AIDER Programme (Assist Infirm Disabled & Elderly Residents) was started in 2009 with additional funds from the NSW Government more
Consumer and Carer Handbook in languages other than English
The Consumer and Carer Handbook has been developed by several Multicultural Access Projects. The Handbook is available in 11 different languages and can be printed from the link attached more
Options in Aged Care - 36 different languages
There are many types of aged care services, but finding out what options are available to you or your family member can be confusing. This information provides an overview of aged care services and how you can access them, along with some useful contact numbers. It describes three types of government-subsidised aged care services:
  • Community Care
  • Respite Care
  • Residential Care
Even if you do not require these services now, it is important to know what is available so you can plan for any care needs that you may have in the future. more
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome
Do you suffer from Chronic Fatigue Syndrome? A Chronic Fatigue Support Group meets at Kincumber & District Neighbourhood Centre. For more information contact June on 4363 1044 more
At Home Dementia Manual
A range of strategies and equipment is presented in this publication. They have been tried with some success by carers and people with dementia in the community or are suggested by manufacturers of products and systems. more
Back to Basics
Tips to help you feed the family for less. more
Have you just been told you or your partner have Dementia?
Planning ahead is very important when you have been told you or your partner has Dementia. Northern Sydney Central Coast Health has established a website - "Planning What I Want". more
Linen Service - funded by Home & Community Care
ADSSI provide a Formal Linen Service is to assist in the day to day management of a client’s incontinence. For more information click on the attached brochure. more
Stay on your feet - fall prevention
Your aged care assessment team and other health workers can provide you with information about how to prevent a fall. A few simple steps to prevent falls. Stay on your feet your home safety checklist Falls have enormous social, health and ... more
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