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    Guide to using your medicine safely

    A guide to assist you to use medicine safely, or to help you care for someone who needs you to assist them to take their medicine.

    Medicine is anything you swallow, inhale, or put on your skin to treat, manage or prevent health issues.

    It contains ideas that may help you to use your medicine safely and independently.

    In Home Support Services -Commonwealth Home Support Program

    Resthaven assists older people to remain independent and safe in their home and to participate in community life.

    Read this brochure to find out what services we provide, the benefits a little support at home makes in your everyday life, and if you are eligible for our in-home services.

    Lifestyle Choices Plus – Brochure

    A private aged care service option, offering older people a range of support on a fee for service basis.

    It offers flexibility and choice – do what you want to do, when you want to. Choose from once-off, short-term, or ongoing flexible, private services. No matter whether you live at home, in a retirement village, apartment or residential aged care home, you can access Lifestyle Choices Plus. Services are provided by Resthaven’s highly trained, police checked, qualified and skilled staff.

    Support at Home services – Pricing Schedule

    On 1 November 2025, the Australian Government introduced Support at Home — the new government funding program replacing Home Care Packages (HCP).

    You can view and download the Support at Home program Pricing sheet by clicking the link below.

    With a Little Help… How family and friends can support a Carer

    This booklet is for the family and friends of a Carer: to help you support someone you know who is caring for someone else.

    Many Carers say that they sometimes experience a sense of isolation – that those around them, family and friends, can’t quite ‘get’ what it is that the Carer is going through. Carers we have spoken with said that they wished there was some information available to their family and friends that would help them understand and better support the Carer. Here you will find information and practical ideas to support a Carer in their important role.