You belong in the conversation
Even if you do not use Auslan, you are welcome!
Pathway 01
Talk about your day, your routines and your care directly in Auslan.
You should be part of every conversation about your care. Our approach puts direct communication in Auslan at the centre, from the first introduction to everyday support.
Pathway 02
Care that makes room for your language, family and community.
You may be a CODA, a family member or someone whose everyday language is Auslan. Tell us what works for you. Hearing people who use Auslan are welcome here too.
Pathway 03
Your communication preferences matter. We start by listening to you.
You do not need to use Auslan to feel at home here. Tell us if you prefer written text, clear face-to-face communication or another approach. Deaf-cultural understanding belongs in your care.
Family members, friends and carers can help with an enquiry. Involve the person who will receive care and ask how they would like us to communicate with them.
Home care across life stages
NDIS
For participants who need daily support, young people living with parents, and people building independence or returning to community life. Auslancare provides supported independent living (SIL), self care and daily living.
Explore NDIS supportsAged care
For older people who need help with personal care, meals, household tasks or staying connected. Available now as a private service.
Explore aged care supportsWe also provide Auslan interpreting and translating. Ask us for a quote
We confirm your eligibility, area and funding with you before any support is agreed.
A conversation is a good start
Your language. Your pace. Your choice of contact.