A break can give you time to do everyday activities, deal with stress and look after yourself. As a carer, you help the person you care for with many activities in and around the home.
Understanding what you need to do and what help you can get can make your life easier. If you are a carer you may be able to get financial help from the Australian Government, depending on how much care you provide. Skip to main content Menu Home Tailored support packages and planned respite Help and advice Getting help through Carer Gateway Summary document Looking after yourself Planning for emergencies Speaking up for someone Making life easier Managing health and behaviour Planning for the future Planning for the end of life Transport and travel Working while caring Working with health services Legal matters Studying while caring Respite What is respite Understanding respite costs Why plan a break How to get respite Financial help Cards and concessions General payments Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander carer payments Financial help for health care Financial help for disability Young carer payments Family payments Financial help for aids and equipment How to get and manage carer payments My read later list.
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Carers Australia advocates and lobbies on a wide range of issues that affect carers. We also manage the delivery of national programs, support and services for carers across Australia. Carers are people who provide unpaid care and support to family members and friends who have a disability, mental illness, chronic condition, terminal illness, an alcohol or other drug issue or who are frail aged.
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