Home Care Busselton

Our Home Care Services

No two people experience life in the same way—so why should care look the same for everyone? We don’t separate needs into neat boxes. We listen first, observe gently, and tailor every part of our service to suit the person in front of us. Some may need a full set of supports every day. Others might just need someone nearby, quietly helping the day along.

We take pride in being the ones who handle the full picture—whatever that might involve. From assistance with daily tasks to complex clinical care, we cover every layer of support under one roof. And we don’t stop there. For us, it’s just as important to think about the emotional landscape of care—the sense of trust, calm, and personal space that should never be compromised.

Here’s a closer look at the services we offer across Busselton, not just by name, but by the way we approach them—grounded, flexible, and led by what feels right for each person.

NDIS Services We Offer

NDIS support is not just about having a plan—it’s about feeling understood within it. We help participants get the most from their NDIS funding without feeling overwhelmed by the process. Whether someone is newly approved or managing an ongoing plan, we step in with clarity, walk through options slowly, and make sure services match the person’s needs—not just what's written on paper.

Home Care

Home care is often imagined as help around the house, but for us, it begins with presence. We take time to get to know the person—not just their care requirements, but their moods, their likes and dislikes, even the way they like their pillows arranged or how they wind down for the evening. We carry out tasks with a quiet respect for personal space, making sure support never feels intrusive.

Daily Living

There are many small movements in a day that most people don’t think twice about—until they become difficult. Our daily living support focuses on easing that quiet struggle. Whether it’s helping someone out of bed, preparing a meal, or managing the day’s medications, we support without taking over. We pay attention to rhythm, timing, and familiarity—because comfort isn’t only physical, it’s also emotional.

Domestic Assistance

There’s something grounding about having a clean space. Our domestic support ensures that things stay in order—gently, and always in line with how the person prefers their home to feel. We don’t rearrange or disrupt. We assist with light cleaning, laundry, or preparing the home for visits—all while being mindful of the small details that matter, like how a person likes their clothes folded or which dishes stay in which cupboard.

24 Hour Care

Some lives need more constant support, especially when conditions are complex or mobility is limited. Our 24-hour care isn’t just about coverage—it’s about consistency and peace of mind. We structure shifts to ensure that familiar faces remain involved, and we keep communication steady with family members. Through the day and night, our presence stays calm and reliable, giving families space to breathe.

Personal Care

Helping someone with deeply personal tasks like bathing or grooming requires more than training—it demands patience and genuine respect. We never rush. We never assume. Whether we’re helping with showering, dressing, or toileting, we ensure the person remains in control. Every action is carried out with quiet professionalism, and we’re mindful that dignity is always at the centre of this work.

Overnight Care

The nighttime can bring its own set of concerns, particularly for older adults or those living with certain conditions. Our overnight care ensures someone is nearby, awake, and ready to assist. Whether it’s helping someone move safely during the night, managing timed medications, or simply offering reassurance, we stay attentive without being overbearing.

Disability Care

When supporting individuals with disabilities, there is no standard formula. We look at the entire person—their abilities, preferences, and pace of living. Our approach adjusts as things change. We support growth, but we never push beyond what feels safe. From physical assistance to emotional encouragement, our care is built on long-term understanding.

Disability Support

Disability support goes beyond tasks—it’s about confidence and inclusion. Whether it’s assistance with appointments, learning daily skills, or becoming more active in the community, we help in ways that feel natural and unforced. Some people need encouragement. Others just need practical help getting started. We stay beside them—never ahead, never behind.

Complex Care 

There are times when care involves a deeper level of clinical oversight. Whether it’s assistance with wound care, feeding tubes, or other high-needs areas, our staff deliver it with quiet competence. But we don’t forget the human side. Even in clinical care, we make space for a soft voice, eye contact, and a sense of calm.

High Care

High care situations can bring challenges that shift quickly. That’s why we provide not just experienced staff, but a team that knows how to adapt. We keep detailed communication logs, remain in close contact with allied health teams, and respond to each person’s energy and mood. We take responsibility for the technical care—but we never lose sight of the person at the heart of it.

Social and Community Participation

Being part of a community gives life its colour. We help people reconnect with the world around them, whether it’s going for a walk by the foreshore, attending a community centre event, or catching up with old friends. These outings aren’t just “activities”—they’re reminders of independence, joy, and the simple pleasure of being out and about. We plan with care, and accompany with respect.

Behaviour Support

Challenging behaviours are rarely about defiance. Often, they’re a way of saying, “I’m overwhelmed.” Our approach is measured and built around understanding. Working with allied professionals, we learn each person’s triggers, calming strategies, and preferred ways to communicate. We don’t label people. We observe, we adapt, and we build trust gradually—step by step.

Specialist Care Services

Some conditions don’t just change the body—they touch every corner of a person’s life. We don’t treat people according to labels or categories. We look at how their condition affects daily life, relationships, and routines. We listen to the person, the family, and the quiet parts of the story that often go unheard. And from there, we shape our care—slowly, thoughtfully, and without rushing into pre-set solutions.

Our specialist care services in Busselton are designed not just to meet medical or physical needs, but to support the whole environment a person lives in. That includes families, friends, and those small details that define someone’s comfort and safety.

Here’s how we support individuals and their loved ones across a range of specific conditions:

Arthritis Home Care

With arthritis, each day can look a little different. Some mornings feel stronger, others more limiting. Our care isn’t rigid—it adapts to what’s needed that day. We help with dressing, gentle mobility, household tasks, and even planning breaks throughout the day. We also support families in understanding pacing and how to prevent overexertion without taking away independence.

Autism Care

Every individual on the autism spectrum experiences the world differently. That’s why we begin with deep observation and quiet listening. We take the time to learn preferences, routines, communication styles, and sensory needs. Whether supporting a child or an adult, we avoid assumptions. We help create stability through routine, and we work with families to build confidence in managing transitions, meltdowns, or social challenges.

Cancer Care

Cancer can drain energy and shift priorities. Our role is to remove the noise from the day so the individual can focus on rest, treatment, or simply staying grounded. We help with appointments, meals, hygiene, and offer emotional steadiness through difficult days. Families often feel overwhelmed—we’re there to relieve that pressure, even if it’s just through quiet presence.

Epilepsy Care

Epilepsy brings unpredictability. But care shouldn’t. We provide support that builds structure around known triggers, ensures safe environments, and prepares for moments when a seizure may occur. Our team is trained to respond calmly and competently, while always reinforcing independence wherever possible. We also work with loved ones to reduce fear and offer clear guidance on what to expect.

Heart Disease Care

Fatigue, shortness of breath, dietary changes—heart disease often alters the rhythm of daily life. We step in to provide consistent, low-stress care tailored to each person’s stage and energy level. That might include cooking heart-friendly meals, assisting with gentle exercise, or helping with medication management. We monitor, but never overwhelm. Families are kept involved through simple check-ins and clear updates.

Huntington’s Disease Care

The changes brought on by Huntington’s can affect movement, mood, and memory. Our approach is slow, deliberate, and full of patience. We provide support with daily living while respecting the person’s dignity as the condition progresses. For families, we offer reassurance and a stable care presence—helping everyone adjust and remain connected.

Mental Health

Supporting someone through mental health challenges is about consistency, not control. Whether someone lives with depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, or another condition, we support them in a way that never invades but always anchors. Some days that means helping with simple tasks, and other days it’s about holding space for someone to express themselves. For families, we provide the tools to stay close without overreaching.

Motor Neurone Disease Care

MND care calls for precision and deep respect. As abilities change, our support shifts—carefully and without drawing attention to loss. We help with everything from communication aids to feeding and mobility equipment. Our staff is calm and prepared, making sure each task is done with care, not just speed. Family members are guided on how to stay involved, supported, and emotionally steady throughout.

Muscular Dystrophy

Muscular dystrophy affects strength gradually. We adapt with it, providing the right level of assistance at each stage. That might mean helping with positioning, transfers, or respiratory support. We also make sure emotional wellbeing isn’t overlooked—especially as routines begin to shift. Families receive regular updates and the kind of quiet support that doesn’t interrupt, but uplifts.

Out of Hospital Care

Returning home after a hospital stay can feel unsettling. We make that step smoother by providing practical, hands-on help. From medication tracking and dressing changes to emotional reassurance, we ease the shift from medical care back to home life. We also help families rebuild confidence in managing day-to-day needs, so that the home becomes a safe space again—not a source of stress.

Parkinson’s Disease Care

With Parkinson’s, timing is everything. We work in step with the person’s needs—supporting when mobility dips, but backing off when independence is strong. We assist with physical tasks, medication routines, and voice exercises. We also create an environment that reduces fall risks without feeling restrictive. Families are kept close in the loop, and our presence is steady—never rushed.

Palliative Care

End-of-life care must be built on kindness, quiet understanding, and space. We bring peace into the room—not urgency. We help manage pain and discomfort with close attention to detail, but we also support the emotional needs of the person and their family. Whether someone wants silence, companionship, or help writing a final note, we make that possible—without judgment or noise.

Dementia Care

Dementia calls for deep patience and repetition—but more importantly, it calls for dignity. We create stable routines, use familiar objects, and offer warmth even when memory fades. We don’t correct—we comfort. We guide without confusing. Families are supported too, with honest conversations and practical tools that help them stay connected to the person they love, even when recognition is no longer clear.

Home Care Services Across Busselton

Home care doesn’t belong to one neighbourhood—it belongs to everyone who needs support, wherever they happen to live. That’s why we’ve made it a priority to offer services right across Busselton, reaching individuals and families without delay or distance standing in the way.

We don’t believe care should depend on your postcode. Whether you’re in the town centre or out near the coast, we bring the same gentle approach, the same trusted team, and the same respect for what matters to you.

Here are some of the areas where our carers regularly provide support:

• West Busselton
• Broadwater
• Abbey
• Vasse
• Kealy
• Yalyalup
• Ambergate
• Geographe
• Bovell
• Wonnerup
• Reinscourt

Each visit is shaped by what the person needs that day—not just what's on the schedule. We come in quietly, support carefully, and leave the home just as we found it—only lighter, calmer, and more manageable for the people living there.

Choosing the Right Home Care Provider to Meet Your Needs

It’s not easy choosing someone to step into your home, especially when the care is personal. You want to feel understood, not assessed. You want to know the person supporting you has both skill and heart. And above all, you want to trust that your wishes will be heard—not just at the beginning, but throughout the journey.

There are a few things worth keeping in mind as you decide:

• Do they take time to understand your preferences before offering a plan?
• Will you see the same carer regularly, or different faces each week?
• Are their carers trained to manage your specific condition or concern?
• Can they adjust the care if your health or situation changes?
• Do they respect cultural needs, language, and lifestyle choices?

We believe the right provider doesn’t just meet your needs—they fit gently into your life. That means being reliable without being rigid. Helpful without being overbearing. Present without ever taking over. And that’s what we quietly work towards, every single day.

How Our Home Caregivers Are the Best in Town

Not everyone who works in care should be called a caregiver. For us, that word carries a deeper meaning. It’s about how a person shows up—not only in skill, but in attitude. It’s about how they speak to someone who’s having a hard day. How they wait patiently when things take time. And how they recognise that small things—a warm hand, a kind voice, a shared silence—can sometimes mean more than the task itself.

Every caregiver has gone through proper training and background checks. But that’s the bare minimum. What really matters to us is who they are when no one is watching. That’s why we choose people who don’t just follow instructions, but care from the inside out.

They are:

• Grounded, kind, and naturally thoughtful
• Trained in home care, aged care, or disability support
• Background-checked and reference-verified
• Regularly reviewed—not just for performance, but for presence

And because care often feels more comfortable when it reflects a person’s culture, language, and traditions, we also offer a team of support workers from diverse backgrounds—each of them providing care that feels familiar and truly personal.

Our culturally aligned caregivers include:

• Arabic Care Workers
• Bangladeshi Care Workers
• Cambodian Care Workers
• Chinese Care Workers
• Greek Care Workers
• Guyanese Care Workers
• Indian Care Workers
• Indonesian Care Workers
• Italian Care Workers
• Nepalese Care Workers
• Spanish Care Workers
• Thai Care Workers
• Vietnamese Care Workers

Each of our carers carries a quiet strength that often goes unnoticed—but never unappreciated. They are the reason so many families in Busselton feel that their home, even with challenges, still feels like home.

Home Care Funding Options

When the need for care comes up, the next thought for many families is how to manage the cost. It’s a real concern—and one we often hear. We don’t expect you to have all the answers. We sit with you, go through the options slowly, and help find a path that fits your situation.

In Busselton, there are two main ways people cover their home care—through government-funded programs or by paying privately. Some are eligible for support through the NDIS or a Home Care Package. Others might prefer or require private care, especially if they need to start quickly or need something specific. Whatever the case, we’re here to help you make sense of it all, without pressure.

NDIS

If you or your loved one lives with a disability, support may be available through the NDIS. We can help you understand what your plan includes, what you can use it for, and how we can step in to provide those supports in a way that suits your life and routine.

Home Care Packages

For older adults, government-funded Home Care Packages can be a helpful option. Once you’re assigned a level of care, we work closely with you to make sure the services are used where they matter most—whether it’s personal care, cleaning, or just a little extra support during the day.

Private Care

If you’re not eligible for funding, or if you’d like something more, we also offer privately paid care. It’s flexible, straightforward, and built around what works for you—not just what’s on a form.

we take care of the details so you can focus on what matters most—feeling safe, supported, and at ease in your own home.

Contact Us

If home feels harder to manage lately—or if someone you love needs more support than you can give—we’re here to help. At Support Network, we listen first. Whether it’s about daily care, social outings, or simply understanding what options exist, our team is ready to talk. Call 1300 671 931 to speak with someone who understands care doesn’t start with a service—it starts with people.