An older woman and a care worker tending potted herbs together at home.

USUALLY, WE SUPPORT

Staying well and independent

Dementia-aware support helps older people maintain healthy routines and live independently.

Experienced aged care team

Nurses and allied health professionals

Person-centred support

Care shaped around the individual

Culturally responsive care

Bilingual support for diverse families

Maintain brain health in everyday care

Support that helps protect memory, ability and independence

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An older man, his daughter and a care coordinator discussing everyday support together.

IF NEEDS CHANGE

Support that notices what is changing

Memory, confidence and routine may change while family carers quietly take on more.

Appointments or medicines

become harder to manage

Questions repeat

or confidence changes

Social contact decreases

along with meaningful activity

The main family carer

feels stretched

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An older woman enjoying a picture-card activity with a care worker at home.

THEN WE RESPOND

Dementia-informed support at home

Trained staff tailor support around the person’s strengths, preferences and familiar routines.

Familiar routines

A steadier rhythm for daily life

Cognitive activities

Shaped around interests and abilities

Family communication

Updates so changes do not go unnoticed

Carer guidance

Clear information and practical support

Community connection

Group activities and carer support networks

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