reducing the impact of homelessness. older people aged Frail, older clients aged 65 Frail, older people or Service 65 years and over (or years and over (or prematurely aged providers funded Target Group 50 years and over for 50 years and over for people aged 50 the CHSP Aboriginal and Torres Aboriginal and Torres Strait years and over (or and their client Strait Islander people) Islander people) will be the 45 years and over base who need assistance with recipients of planned for Aboriginal and daily living to remain living respite services Torres Strait independently at home Islander peoples) and in the community who are on a low income and are homeless or at risk of homelessness as a result of experiencing housing stress or not having secure accommodation Service types Meals Flexible Respite: Assistance with Sector Support In-home day respite funded Other Food Services Care and Housing and In-home overnight Transport Development Domestic Assistance respite activities Community access Personal Care – Home Maintenance individual respite Host family day respite Home Modifications Host family overnight Social respite Mobile respite Social Support-Group (formerly Other planned respite. Based Day Care) Centre-based respite: Nursing Centre based day Allied Health and respite Therapy Services Residential day respite Community Goods, Equipment and Assistive respite Technology Specialised Support Cottage respite Services (Overnight community) 2.2 Sub-Programme objective, target population, eligibility – and services
Based reducing the impact of homelessness. Target Group older people aged 65 years and over (or 50 years and over for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people) who need assistance with daily living to remain living independently at home and in the community Frail, older clients aged 65 years and over (or 50 years and over for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people) will be the recipients of planned respite services Frail, older people or prematurely aged people aged 50 years and over (or 45 years and over for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples) who are on a low income and are homeless or at risk of homelessness as a result of experiencing housing stress or not having secure accommodation Service providers funded the CHSP and their client base Service types funded Meals Other Food Services Transport Domestic Assistance Personal Care Home Maintenance Home Modifications Social Social Support-Group (formerly Day Care) Nursing Allied Health and Therapy Services Goods, Equipment and Assistive Technology Specialised Support Services Flexible Respite: In-home day respite In-home overnight respite Community access – individual respite Host family day respite Host family overnight respite Mobile respite Other planned respite. Centre-based respite: Centre based day respite Residential day respite Community respite Cottage respite (Overnight community) Assistance with Care and Housing Sector Support and Development activities 2.2 Sub-Programme – objective, target population, eligibility and services
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