Australian Home Care

Unit 17/56 Church Ave, Mascot NSW 2020, Australia

Just Better Care City & Inner West is a home care and disability support service operating across the Sydney City/CBD and Inner-West suburbs, with an office based in Mascot. The service delivers tailored aged care support at home, NDIS-funded disability support, and private self-funded care directly in clients' homes. Support is available 24/7 and is personalised to each client's individual needs, goals, and preferences. Respite care is offered on an occasional or as-needed basis, including assistance with social outings, shopping, meal preparation, and household tasks. Just Better Care is part of a national franchise network of independently owned and operated offices.

Suite 2.09 46/50 Kent Rd, Mascot NSW 2020, Australia

Santa Clara Home Care is a registered Support at Home and Home Care Package provider delivering in-home aged care services to older Australians and people with disabilities across Greater Sydney, the Central Coast, Hunter Valley, and Nepean regions, with its office based in Mascot, NSW. The service matches each client to a care worker based on qualifications, experience, language, and cultural background. Services offered include personal care, companion care, domestic assistance, transport, and skilled nursing performed by registered and enrolled nurses. Allied health therapies including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, dietetics, and speech therapy are also available through the program. This is a community-based home care agency, not a residential aged care facility.

673 King St, St Peters NSW 2044, Australia

This website is not an aged care facility. The content relates entirely to an adult entertainment brothel operating in Sydney, Australia, and contains no information relevant to aged care services.

Level 1/1 Link Rd, Zetland NSW 2017, Australia

Senior Helpers Sydney Eastern Suburbs is an in-home care agency based in Zetland, NSW, providing personalised support to help older Australians remain living safely in their own homes. The service covers a wide area of Sydney's eastern suburbs, from Bondi and Randwick through to Newtown and Pyrmont. They are an approved provider under the Australian Government's Support at Home program and Home Care Package Program, offering services including personal care, companion care, dementia and Alzheimer's care, Parkinson's care, respite care, and end-of-life care. Support workers are trained in proprietary programs including Senior Gems® and specialist Parkinson's and Multiple Sclerosis care. The Sydney Eastern Suburbs franchise has been operating as part of Senior Helpers Australia since 2011.

21 Shirlow St, Marrickville NSW 2204, Australia

The Sydney Home Maintenance and Modification Service in Marrickville is a home modification and maintenance programme operated through UnitingCare Ageing (now Uniting), providing older adults and people with disability in the inner west and surrounding areas with affordable, professional home modifications and general maintenance to enable safe, independent living at home. The service installs grab rails, ramp access, shower modifications, non-slip flooring, handrails, and other safety-focused home adaptations, as well as providing general home maintenance such as gutter cleaning, minor repairs, and garden maintenance that older residents can no longer safely manage themselves. Funded through government home care programmes and available to eligible Home Care Package holders, this practical service helps inner-west Sydney seniors remain in their own homes safely for longer, reducing avoidable admissions to residential aged care.

35 Cope St, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia

Wyanga Aboriginal Aged Care is a not-for-profit, Aboriginal-run home care organisation based in Redfern, NSW, serving Aboriginal Elders since 1996. The organisation provides culturally safe, tailored home care services including Home Care Packages (HCP), Commonwealth Home Support (CHSP), social groups, and transport. Their focus is on supporting Elders to live independently at home while remaining connected to community and culture. Any surplus is reinvested into services, and the organisation also creates local employment and supports Aboriginal procurement.