Reviews and ratings from participants and families for personal care providers serving Devonport. Sorted by rating.
See all personal care providers across TASFamily Based Care Tasmania provides aged care and disability support services to people of all ages, senior Australians, and their carers across Tasmania. Services include in-home support with daily activities, specialist allied health, rehabilitation, mental health support, and social programs. They work with clients to understand funding options and deliver person-centred, evidence-based care.
Multicap Tasmania empowers those with a disability to reach and be recognised for their full potential, express their individuality and engage in our community.
Multicap Tasmania operates Day Services from locations in Wynyard, Burnie, Devonport and Launceston. These facilities, which we call our Community Hubs, generally operate between 9am and 3pm on weekdays but our Hubs also offer some programs that are on a Saturday or in the evenings. In our Community Hubs, you can receive the support you require, meet new friends and get out in your local community, all while learning new skills. Multicap Tasmania caters to many different needs and interests in a safe and supportive environment, both within our hubs and in the local community. Our qualified staff take a person-centered approach, and are committed to providing innovative and stimulating programs and activities.
EPIC Assist provides a personalised service to help people with disability achieve their employment goals. We support job seekers throughout their employment journey until our assistance is no longer needed.
genU is a large care provider offering disability support, senior services, disability housing and accommodation, employment services, and allied health support. They provide personalised support to help people with disability and older adults maintain independence and community connection across Victoria, Tasmania, and Western Australia.
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