Carer support services across regional Victoria
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Our Carer Support services
When we say we’re here to support you as a carer, we mean it. We can help you access:
Goods and equipment as well as education and information.
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Respite
Young carers
Carer events
There are different types of respite, and finding the right fit can feel overwhelming, but understanding the options can make the choice easier.
Residential respite provides short stays in an accredited aged care residence, offering extra support when someone needs time to recover, especially after a hospital stay.
Short‑Term Respite gives carers a flexible break, with options like overnight stays, weekends away or short getaways, while the person you care for enjoys a safe change of scenery.
Often younger people don't identify as carers, so they don't always get the support they need.
If you’re unsure, our Young Carers page can help you work out whether you’re a young carer and connect you with tailored support and resources designed to strengthen your emotional, social and physical wellbeing.
Our carer events are a great way to connect with others who understand your experience, while also taking some well‑deserved time for yourself.
We offer a wide range of activities, from dinners and theatre outings to practical information sessions that help you navigate the more complex parts of caring.
Whether you’re in Metro Victoria or living regionally, there’s something here for you.
Aston, aged 8, is a kind, shy kid who loves animals, Lego and playing Minecraft.
He also loves his big brother, Flynn, aged 11. Their bond transcends that of most siblings. Flynn acts as Aston’s carer, alongside their mum Haeli Walker.
Ngaire became the primary caregiver for her husband Alan after he suffered a spinal stroke.
Uncertain about how to manage his care, Ngaire received valuable support when a social worker recognised her struggles and suggested she call VMCH Carer Support.