Aged Care in Shellharbour | Active Lifestyle Supports

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Support for Life's Later Stages

Staying safe, comfortable and confident at home becomes even more important as we get older. That's why at Active Lifestyle Supports, we provide aged care services, to provide practical help and friendly, familiar support for those navigating the later stages of life. We offer flexible, person-centred care that helps older individuals remain in their homes and communities, while giving families peace of mind.

From assistance with everyday routines to companionship and outings, our team supports clients in a way that respects their independence and values. Every person is different, and so are the care plans we build. We take the time to understand individual needs, habits and preferences so we can deliver aged care that genuinely improves daily life.

If you or someone you care for is seeking support in Shellharbour or nearby suburbs, call us on 0436 293 366 to discuss your options.

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Our Aged Care Services

We deliver aged care support in Shellharbour that promotes daily ease, independence and meaningful connection:

Personal care – gentle support with showering, grooming and other daily hygiene tasks, always delivered with patience and respect for personal boundaries. This ensures clients feel safe, clean and confident in their own homes.

Home help – practical assistance with tidying, washing, preparing meals and small household jobs that can become harder with age. We focus on creating a calm, organised environment that supports wellbeing.

Social connection – visits tailored to the person’s interests, whether that’s conversation over tea, listening to music, or going for short walks. Regular connection helps reduce feelings of isolation and brings joy to the everyday.

Transport assistance – reliable travel for errands, appointments or casual outings, so clients can continue participating in their community. We ensure every trip is stress-free and suited to the person’s pace and comfort.

Short-term respite – temporary support to give family members a chance to rest or manage other responsibilities. Respite care also allows older clients to enjoy a change of pace in a secure and familiar routine.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can aged care services be combined with other community supports?

Yes, aged care can be part of a broader support plan that includes healthcare professionals, local groups and allied services. Many older people benefit from combining home care with social programs, transport schemes or wellness services. Coordinated care helps ensure that all aspects of a person's wellbeing are supported. This approach can reduce stress for families and improve overall quality of life.
What qualifications do aged care workers typically have?

Aged care workers usually hold certifications in individual support, aged care or community services. These qualifications ensure they are trained in areas like personal care, health monitoring, communication and safety. Many also complete ongoing training to stay current with best practices and client needs. Compassion, patience and respect are also considered essential traits for this role.
Is aged care only for people with high needs?

Not at all. Many people access aged care services for light support with things like meals, errands or social activities. Even a small amount of assistance can make a big difference in staying safe and independent. Aged care is about preserving dignity and freedom—no matter the level of need.
How can I tell if a loved one needs aged care support?

Look for signs like difficulty keeping up with daily tasks, withdrawal from social interaction, or changes in hygiene and nutrition. These may suggest someone is struggling more than usual and could benefit from extra help. It’s important to approach the topic gently and respectfully. Early support often prevents more serious challenges down the track.