1. Caring for a person with disability

    Strait Islander peoples, or young carers. The person you care for may be able to get a Disability Support Pension . … in a hurry, or if you need to talk with someone such as a health care professional. 3. Learn how to lift and move … the person you care for. 9. Get tips on how to work with health services If you care for a person with disability, you …
  2. Advance care planning

    Advance care planning means talking to the person you care for about what care and health services they want in the future, if their condition … trusted family member or friend completing an Advance (Health or Care) Directive – this is a formal written record …
  3. Caring for an elderly person

    All carers, no matter the age of the person they care for, are able to access Carer Gateway for services and … equipment or home changes to help you and the person you care for You can get a wide range of equipment to help with … in a hurry, or if you need to talk with someone such as a health care professional. 6. Learn how to lift and move …
  4. Person-centred care

    or services they need. It is important that the person you care for is at the centre of any decisions made about them. … a right to be included in making decisions about their health care. How to give person-centred care As a carer, you … to know the person well, so you will be able to talk with health professionals about what they want. You can also use …
  5. Legal powers for carers

    depending on their role and the person they care for. The legal powers you may need as a carer can change … for your child – you are legally responsible for their care and welfare until they are 18 years old If you’re an … adult (over 18) who can’t make their own decisions about health care or living arrangements – you may be able to be …
  6. Managing in a crisis

    crisis. You should also make sure you have an emergency care plan ready for use in a crisis. How to get urgent … services on triple zero ( 000 ). How to get urgent mental health care If the person you care for has a mental health crisis, call your state or territory crisis assessment …
  7. Mental health

    As a carer, you’ll often put the needs of the person you care for before your own needs. It’s OK to look after … important that you look after your own mental and physical health. When you are physically and mentally healthy, you can … our phone counselling or online carer forum . Mental health Taking care of someone can be stressful, and sometimes …
  8. Caring for a sibling

    stress and stay mentally healthy. 8. Make an emergency care plan An emergency care plan has all the information about the person you care … in a hurry, or if you need to talk with someone such as a health care professional. 9. Find out what respite care you …
  9. Guardianship

    If the person you care for can't manage their own health affairs and living … can make decisions about: medical and dental treatment health care living and lifestyle arrangements using support …
  10. Preparing for a death at home

    The person you care for may die at home. This may happen unexpectedly, or it … you have planned for. Even if you know the person you care for is dying, it can be hard to predict when the death … What to expect when someone is dying Your doctor or other health care people can recognise the signs that someone is …
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