Guide
How clinical governance works in our homes
The checks behind every roster, from nurse-led plans and behaviour support to restrictive practices and incident reporting.
Articles
Guides and answers about our services, kept up to date as rules and funding change.
Disability support
Guide
Our approach to positive behaviour support
Why behaviours of concern are communication, how we work out what is behind them, and how we measure progress.
Guide
Working alongside families
How we support the families of the people who live in our homes, and how what they know shapes the plan.
Guide
Small homes on ordinary streets
How our homes are set up, from choosing who you live with to rosters written around your day.
Guide
More than a place to live
Why belonging takes deliberate work, and how we build community into everyday support.
Guide
What SIL funds, and what it does not
A plain list of what Supported Independent Living pays for, what it does not, and a recent change to rosters of care.
Common questions
Supported Independent Living: common questions
Answers about restrictive practices, staffing ratios, housing, moving in, and where we work.
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Guide
The front door is yours
When support comes to your home, the worker is the guest. What that means for who comes in, your routine, your house and your keys.
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Guide
What is private stays private
What the UN Convention, the NDIS Code of Conduct and the Practice Standards say about privacy, dignity and family life when support happens at home.
Guide
Home is the beginning, not the whole of it
Why good in-home support points outwards, the idea of real wealth, and what a community-centred model looks like in the Inner West.
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Guide
What to expect from a support worker
What we train our in-home workers to do, and what you are entitled to hold us to, from how they arrive to what they write down.
Common questions
In-home and community support: common questions
Answers about choosing your workers, cancelling a visit, consistency, living with family, getting out, and what to do if something goes wrong.
Aged care
Guide
The Commonwealth Home Support Program, explained
What CHSP is, who it is for, what we deliver under it, and what help around the house covers.
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Guide
Respite for family carers
How CHSP respite works, at home or on a few hours out, and why it is worth asking early.
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Guide
How to get aged care at home
The path through My Aged Care, the free assessment, and choosing who supports you.
Guide
What CHSP costs you
How the client contribution works, what happens if money is tight, and why your pension is not affected.
Guide
Support at Home, and how we work with Trilogy Care
If your funding comes through Support at Home, you can choose us to deliver your nursing and personal care.
Guide
Your rights in aged care
Four of the rights in the Aged Care Act 2024 Statement of Rights, in everyday words.
Common questions
Aged care: common questions
Answers about eligibility, assessment, cost, respite, Support at Home, and what to do if you are not happy.
Community services
Guide
Free food at the hub
Bread on Wednesday, fruit and veg on Friday, weekly meal deliveries, and where the food comes from.
Guide
Good in the Hood, our meals partnership
How a local charity and our hub deliver more than twenty thousand meals, hampers and snack packs a year.
Guide
Cooking programs, for adults and for schools
The Social Cooking Crew, Cooking for Good for school students, and who pays for it.
Guide
The garden, and our room at Mort Bay
The community garden at Rozelle, and the groups that meet in our community room at Mort Bay.
Guide
Community events across the peninsula
Cinema Under the Stars, the All Abilities Christmas Carols, barbecues and theatre trips, all free.
Guide
Volunteering with us
What volunteers do at the hub, how much time it takes, and what you need to start.
Common questions
Community services: common questions
Answers about food, who the hub is for, Good in the Hood, schools, volunteering and booking for Mort Bay.
About together²
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Story
Our story, 1984 to today
How a neighbourhood centre on Darling Street became together², and where the next chapter goes.
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Guide
Our Future: the Community-Led Plan 2026 to 2029
Our plan for the next three years, the three lived realities it is built around, and the road ahead.
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Guide
How we work: the Keys to Citizenship
The framework behind every support plan, and the models we draw on alongside it.
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Guide
The case for community-led services
The evidence our Community-Led Plan is built on, about what helps people and neighbourhoods do well.
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Guide
A café that does more than coffee
The social enterprise café planned for Rozelle, the pathways it will carry, and where it is up to.
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