People
Who Care's services cover the metropolitan
area. To be eligible, clients need to be frail aged or have
a continuing functional disability. They must also live in
their own homes or live independently within alternative accommodation.
The
organisation conducts brief telephone assessments for all
new clients before providing a service. If the client has
not been assessed by another Home and Community Care agency,
PWC may need to complete a formal assessment in the client's
home.
Under
our funding arrangement, we must charge
fees for our services. Payment terms can be
negotiated if you have a temporary problem. Should you wish
to make a donation
in addition to the fee, this would be much appreciated.
transport
$8.00
one way or $12.00 return trip (longer trips may incur an extra
cost)
gardening
$18.00
per hour
shopping
$10.00
for return trip to local shops
While our principal
aim is to help people live independently for as long as possible,
we also provide service to care facility residents (nursing
homes and hostels) under the Community
Visitors Scheme. PWC arranges for volunteers
to visit residents at mutually convenient times. Contact the
Community Visitors Scheme Officer for more
details on
9379 1944 or at
pwc.cvs@iinet.net.au.
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