Right at Home ACT & Queanbeyan

09/02/2026

Sometimes it’s not one big moment that raises concern — it’s a series of small ones.

A phone call that feels a little different.
A task they used to manage easily.
A quiet thought you keep coming back to.

Do they need more support at home?

In our latest blog, we explore why this question is so common for families, why it’s hard to voice, and how thinking things through early can make future decisions feel calmer and more informed.

👉 Read the blog: https://ow.ly/ZYAp50YbpAx

(There’s also a simple worksheet included if you’d like help organising your thoughts.)

03/02/2026

Who can prescribe assistive technology and home modifications?

It’s a common question — and an important one.
The right equipment can improve safety and independence, but only when it’s assessed and prescribed by the right professionals.

Learn who can provide AT-HM prescriptions, why qualifications matter, and how proper assessment supports safer living at home.
👉 Read more: https://ow.ly/VFcm50Y7ZoK

29/01/2026

When someone you love needs support at home, it shouldn’t feel like you’re managing everything on your own.

A coordinated care team means the people supporting your loved one are working together — sharing information, aligning goals, and adapting support as needs change.

Our latest blog explains why a team-based approach makes such a difference under Support at Home, and how it helps reduce stress for families and carers.

💙 Clear. Connected. Support that makes sense.

👉 https://ow.ly/hpfE50XTRhz

26/01/2026

Wishing everyone a safe and restful Austalia Day.

A big thank you to our incredible carers who continue to show up — rain, hail or public holiday — to support clients with care and compassion.

We’re so grateful for everything you do

21/01/2026

Stronger. Safer. More confident at home.

That’s the difference Allied Health can make when it’s part of a coordinated care team.

Learn how Allied Health support at Right at Home helps people stay independent under the Support at Home program.

👉 Read: https://ow.ly/wINP50XTR43

17/01/2026

Not sure whether you need a Physio, an OT, or someone else entirely?

You’re not alone — and under the new Support at Home program, Allied Health plays an important role in helping people stay confident and independent at home.

Our latest blog explains who helps with what, and how the right support is coordinated so you don’t have to work it all out yourself.

💛 Clear. Simple. Reassuring.

👉 Read: https://ow.ly/LOea50XTLym

13/01/2026

New year. New goals. Same knees. 💚
And that’s okay.

Starting a new year doesn’t mean starting from scratch. For many people, progress is about building strength, confidence and comfort at a pace that suits their body and their life.

Under the Support at Home program, reablement and wellness support can help you work towards what matters most to you — whether that’s moving more comfortably, staying active, or maintaining independence at home.

If you or a loved one would like to learn more about support options, our team is here to help.

08/01/2026

When it comes to home care, you might hear the terms reablement and maintenance — and wonder what they actually mean for you or your loved one.

Both play an important role under the Support at Home program, but they serve different purposes. One focuses on rebuilding confidence and ability, while the other provides reliable, ongoing support when needs are long-term.

Understanding the difference can help you make informed choices and feel more confident about your care.

👉 https://www.rightathome.com.au/rah-blog/understanding-your-support/reablement-vs-maintenance

06/01/2026

A very special person and someone we are very sad to lose. It was an honour and a privilege to support this beautiful person and he will be dearly missed by the Braidwood community and by the Right at Home team ❤️

Vale Ken Thomas
St. Bede's Parish Braidwood reports:
It is with great sadness that we share the news that Ken Thomas passed away this morning in Braidwood, aged 84.
Ken was a much-loved parishioner, friend, and community member whose life was marked by service, generosity, and quiet faith. He devotedly cared for his first love Joan and Mother in law Phyllis at the end of their lives, as well as his beloved partner Jenny, whom he cared for with great love as she lives with dementia. His capacity to give of himself to those he loved was extraordinary.
Ken volunteered tirelessly across many organisations, including St Bede's Braidwood Parish, Braidwood Lions Club, Ryrie Park Markets, Braidwood Show Society, and numerous horse clubs and shows.
He will be fondly remembered for his caring nature, his willingness to help, and his affection for his friends.
Around a decade ago, Ken returned to his faith, which became deeply important to both he and Jenny and a source of strength and comfort in his later years.
Ken will be sorely missed by his family, friends, parish community, and the many groups he served so faithfully. We keep Jenny, his family and all who loved Ken in our prayers.
Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord,
and let perpetual light shine upon him.
May he rest in peace.
PHOTO: Ken (centre) at the Lions Braidwood NSW Billy Cart Derby 2010

05/01/2026

A new year is a chance to focus on what helps us feel confident, capable and connected. 💚

Reablement and wellness supports are about building confidence in everyday life — whether that’s staying active, enjoying hobbies, or feeling steady and safe at home.

Our latest blog explores how reablement and wellness support older Australians to live well at home, focusing on ability, independence and quality of life.

👉 New Year, New You: Reablement and Wellness
🔗 https://ow.ly/OW6l50XQvir

If you’d like to learn more about what support could look like for you or a loved one, your local Right at Home team is here to help.

01/01/2026

A new year doesn’t have to mean big changes — sometimes it’s about continuing to live life your way, with the right support alongside you.

As we head into the year ahead, we’re focused on connection, wellbeing and helping people stay active and engaged in the moments that matter most.

Here’s to another year of living well, together 💚

30/12/2025

Your Support at Home statement may look a little different — but its purpose remains the same.

Each month, your statement helps you understand:
✔ what services you’ve received
✔ how your funding is being used
✔ how much of your budget remains

To help make sense of it all, we’ve put together a simple guide explaining what your Support at Home statement shows and how to read it with confidence.

We’ve also created an easy checklist highlighting the top 6 things to check each month, so you can feel informed — not overwhelmed.

👉 Read the article and download the checklist here: https://ow.ly/SaBa50XPTLJ