Key phone numbers, websites Australia

When first diagnosed for dementia

Key phone numbers in Australia

Dementia Australia - phone number 1800 699 799

My Aged Care Australia - phone number 1800 200 422

If diagnosed with dementia under 65 years of age apply for NDIS Australia 1800 800 110

Carers can call Carer Gateway relevant to their needs and linking to organisations that can provide assistance 1800 422 737

https://www.carergateway.gov.au/

Care About Website 1300 713 407

Our team will clearly explain how different Government subsidies work and how to access the support you need. We’ll take the time to understand what your health, lifestyle and cultural preferences are. The providers we recommend have been carefully evaluated so that you know the choice you make is one you can trust

https://www.careabout.com.au/

Register for free training on dementia, the various stages and what to expect, to help you understand the various stages of dementia

https://health.dementia.org.au/

https://agedcare.health.gov.au/funding/dementia-and-aged-care-services-fund-dacs/dementia/australian-government-programs-to-support-people-living-with-dementia-and-their-support-networks

Mable - Redefining support for disability and aged care in Australia. One connection at a time.

Mable is an easy and safe online platform. Connect with people in your community and choose the support workers who share your interests and suit your needs best.

mable.com.au

Hatzolah is a free service to the Eastern Suburbs community of Sydney

When Seconds Count, Hatzolah Saves Lives phone 02 9371 2222

If your loved one has fallen and you cannot pick them up off the floor, they will come in a few minutes and assist you pick them up, rather than calling an ambulance.

Hatzolah’s primary goal is to provide a lifesaving bridge of medical care during the first critical moments of a medical emergency, whilst catering to the unique needs of the Jewish Community, as well as assisting all faiths in the local community.

Our responders are extensively trained and equipped to deal with any medical emergency, and responders regularly attend patients with issues ranging from chest pain, bleeding, full arrest, household accidents, asthma and road trauma.

Hatzolah responders are on stand-by 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, including Shabbos and Yomtov.

http://www.hatzolah.com.au/