Aged Care Support at Home Program Brisbane
Personalised Aged Care Support to Help You Live Independently
Access tailored in-home aged care services designed to support your independence, wellbeing, and quality of life.

Nia Care Solutions
Supporting Older Australians at Home
Support at Home Funding Levels
Understanding your aged care funding can be confusing. Support at Home uses funding classifications based on your assessed care needs and the level of support you require.
Your funding can help you access approved services that support your health, independence, daily living, and overall wellbeing.
Benefits of Understanding Your Funding
- Know what support may be available
- Plan your care more effectively
- Understand your quarterly budget
- Make informed decisions about services
- Adjust your support as your needs change
Care and support tailored to your needs
The Support at Home program provides a coordinated approach to in-home aged care, helping older Australians maintain their independence, wellbeing, and quality of life.
Support may include personal care, nursing, allied health services, domestic assistance, transport, meal preparation, home maintenance, and other approved services.
Whether you’re new to aged care or transitioning from a Home Care Package, we can help you better understand your options and navigate the next steps.
Support at Home Services
Clinical Support
Access professional health services delivered in the home, including nursing care, physiotherapy, occupational therapy, podiatry, and other allied health services.
Independence Support
Receive assistance with personal care, mobility, transport, medication support, respite, and other services that help you remain independent.
Everyday Living Support
Get practical assistance with everyday activities such as cleaning, laundry, shopping, meal preparation, gardening, and home maintenance.
Short-Term Care Pathways
Restorative Care Pathway
Short-term support designed to help you regain strength, improve your function, and maintain your independence following illness, injury, or a change in your circumstances.
Assistive Technology & Home Modifications
Support may be available for eligible equipment and home modifications that improve safety, accessibility, and independence at home.
End-of-Life Pathway
Additional support may be available for eligible people who wish to remain at home during the final stages of life.
What Changed Under Support at Home?
Quarterly Funding Budgets
Provides greater visibility and flexibility when planning and managing your care services.
Streamlined Service Categories
Groups services into Clinical Support, Independence Support, and Everyday Living Support.
New Care Classifications
Introduces funding levels based on your assessed needs and individual care requirements.
How We Can Help
Nia Care Solutions can help you navigate the Support at Home program and understand the options available to you.
- Helping you understand your funding and eligibility and what support options may be available to you
- Supporting you to manage your care and services while making the most of your available funding
- Guiding you through assessments, provider selection, and ongoing care planning under the new aged care system
- Making aged care simple, transparent, and personalised so you can continue living independently at home
FAQs About Support at Home
Support at Home is Australia’s aged care program designed to help older Australians remain safe, comfortable, and independent at home. It provides funding for a range of aged care services and supports based on individual needs.
Eligibility is determined through an aged care assessment. Your individual circumstances, care needs, and level of support required will help determine your eligibility.
Support may include personal care, nursing care, allied health services, domestic assistance, meal preparation, transport, social support, home maintenance, and respite care.
Support at Home funding is based on your assessed care needs. Eligible participants receive a funding classification and quarterly budget that can be used for approved services.
The three main categories are Clinical Support, Independence Support, and Everyday Living Support. Each category covers different types of services designed to support health, independence, and daily living.
Eligible participants may be able to access funding for assistive technology and home modifications that improve safety, accessibility, and independence at home.
Existing Home Care Package recipients transitioned to the Support at Home program under the aged care reforms. A reassessment may be required if your care needs or circumstances change.
Yes. If your care needs increase or change, you may request a reassessment to determine whether your funding and services need to be adjusted.
Yes. The program is designed to help older Australians remain living safely and independently at home for as long as possible.
The first step is to arrange an aged care assessment through My Aged Care. Once you’re approved, you can explore your available funding and support options.
