1. Planning to travel

    Travelling If you travel with the person you care for, it’s a good idea to research and carefully plan the … in Australia or overseas, you should make an emergency care plan that has all the important information about the … is important in case you or the person you care for need health care while you are overseas tell Services Australia …
  2. What's the difference? Guardianship and power of attorney explained

    If the person you care for needs help making decisions – either now or in the … what’s the difference? A guardian Can make decisions about health care, and where and how the person lives Usually can’t … legal or money matters Usually can’t make decisions about health care, and where and how the person lives How do we set …
  3. If you can't provide care anymore

    might not be able to continue to look after the person you care for. If that happens, you have 2 main choices. You can get help with care in your home Many organisations have services that … care 24 hours a day as well as access to nursing and health care services for elderly people Residential …
  4. Making an emergency care plan

    An emergency care plan has all the information about the person you care … for a while, or if you need to talk with someone such as a health care professional. What is an emergency care plan Your … the person you care for (name, address, age, condition, health) details of any emergency contacts, including family …
  5. Joe's story

    He enjoys spending time with her and has found good health care support. ‘At times it can be tough. But you can get … away.’ How did you start to be a carer? In 2009, Mum’s health started deteriorating. We found out she had cancer, so …
  6. Caring for someone with mental illness

    relatives and friends will often be the ones providing care, which might be for a short time or over the long term. … you are stressed and need someone to talk to, call: Mental Health Carer Helpline on 1300 554 660 Lifeline on 13 11 14 … for carers run by Carer Gateway online forum for mental health carers run by Mental Health Carers Australia and Sane …
  7. Care coordination and case management

    Care coordination is about planning a person’s care and … for the person. Care coordination is something that your health care team may do after talking with you and the person … includes: assessing a person’s physical and mental health educating and supporting the person and their carer …
  8. Different stages in your caring role

    start your caring role when you receive a diagnosis from a health professional. You may need to make decisions about treatment and care. It’s a good idea to find out as much as you can about … of treatment and care. You work out what they need in health care and personal care, and you contact health
  9. Caring for a child

    and find a local support group. 2. Make an emergency care plan An emergency care plan has all the information … in a hurry, or if you need to talk with someone such as a health care professional.finan 3. Explore the payments you … cared for in the future. 7. Get tips on how to work with health services If you care for a child with disability or a …
  10. Your changing role

    You can talk with the person you care for, to ask what they would like. You can talk with your … or power of attorney for the person you currently care for, and you could start to organise that. If you can’t … care 24 hours a day as well as access to nursing and health care services for elderly people Residential …
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