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284 Keyes Road
New Brighton
Christchurch 8083
Postal Address
PO Box 18603
New Brighton
Christchurch 8641
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Sometimes a little extra support is all you need to remain living healthily and independently in your own home.
There are many providers that offer support services, all across New Zealand and many of these have detailed information about their services on the Eldernet site.
The type of services on offer range widely from: equipment that will help you achieve everyday tasks, driving services to take you shopping, someone to walk the dog with you, or sleepover at your place to assist you as you convalesce, help you with housework or your personal care etc.
There are also some agencies who will deliver ‘funded’ services (generally under contract to agencies such as ACC or the DHB). Many of these now have a focus on helping you retain skills and even restore them where possible e.g. 'getting back on your feet' following an illness or surgery. Eligibility to these services is determined by an assessment which is undertaken by specialist teams known as NASC/Care Coordination.
Use the Eldernet site to help you discover some of the services that may be available.
In the last two decades, there has been a sea change in how older people are assisted to stay living in their own homes. From a focus on ‘doing things for people’, the approach is to assist people to maximise their ability to do it for themselves. This is called restorative home support, or RHS....
Kiwis living with allergies and respiratory conditions are being advised to be vigilant in watching for signs of mould growth in their home, with parts of the country experiencing higher than normal rain falls in recent months.
Sometimes a little extra support is all you need to remain living healthily and independently in your own home.
There are many providers that offer support services, all across New Zealand and many of these have detailed information about their services on the Eldernet site.
The type of services on offer range widely from: equipment that will help you achieve everyday tasks, driving services to take you shopping, someone to walk the dog with you, or sleepover at your place to assist you as you convalesce, help you with housework or your personal care etc.
There are also some agencies who will deliver ‘funded’ services (generally under contract to agencies such as ACC or the DHB). Many of these now have a focus on helping you retain skills and even restore them where possible e.g. 'getting back on your feet' following an illness or surgery. Eligibility to these services is determined by an assessment which is undertaken by specialist teams known as NASC/Care Coordination.
Use the Eldernet site to help you discover some of the services that may be available.
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In the last two decades, there has been a sea change in how older people are assisted to stay living in their own homes. From a focus on ‘doing things for people’, the approach is to assist people to maximise their ability to do it for themselves. This is called restorative home support, or RHS....
284 Keyes Road
New Brighton
Christchurch 8083
Postal Address
PO Box 18603
New Brighton
Christchurch 8641
