These groups seek to provide information, support, advocacy and regular breaks from the caring role. The Flexible Respite Service ensures carers can take regular breaks from their caring role by providing support to care recipients either in home or in the community. The service involves home visits, accompanied outings, assistance in accomplishing a particular task such as a hobby and phone monitoring services. The Seniors Hub is based in Hunters Hill and is open Mondays to Fridays. Programs are run daily and include a range of activities for seniors, such as outings, exercise, music, craft, games, picnics and special events. SCS also provides various home-based services. These include the, Community Visitors Program, Home Delivered Meals, Shopping Assistance and a Linen Service. Further health focused services include, the Nursing and Podiatry programs. Gardening and Home Modification and Maintenance Services are run to help with the general up keep of people's gardens and homes when they are no longer able to do so themselves. The services that SCS provides for people with a lifelong disability are made available through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Many of the same services that are available for seniors are also available for people with disabilities. SCS runs Center-Based Programs from several locations in both the Hunters Hill and Lane Cove LGA's. Community Engagement programs, such as social clubs, outings and theatre ensemble “Different Degrees” are also run and aim to involve clients in their local communities. Also available are Shopping Services, Homes Delivered Meals and Linen Services. As are Gardening Services and Home Modification and Maintenance Services. Health focused services include Home Nursing, Podiatry and Medical Transport. The Community Connections programs offered by SCS are mainly tailored towards seniors, however these programs are open to any member of the community. SCS offers a variety of wellness and physical activities, including walking groups, table tennis, older women's wellness, Men's Shed and shuffle board. Further social activities are available and include the Seniors Hub, scrabble group, bridge and chess, book club, learning for leisure and mah-jong. SCS also organises and runs social events, such as day trips, the BOOMers group and the Park View Café. Funding for SCS comes from the Commonwealth Government, State Government, Local Government, Independent Funding Sources and Fundraising. The organisation also has several supporters, such as local businesses, who contribute in a variety of different ways, offering valuable resources and expertise.