Household management services supporting older adults, those living with a disability, recovering from an injury, or living with a chronic illness, to live as independently as possible in their own home.
Every person and family is unique, so we take the time to understand your individual needs and preferences to help you maintain a comfortable, high quality of life.
Our Visionwest Home Healthcare Support Workers provide household management assistance to the highest standard. They are respectful, friendly, discreet, caring, professional, and reliable – and have access to Visionwest’s wider Home Healthcare network to ensure seamless, wraparound support.
We’re here to help keep your home clean, safe, and well organised. By taking care of daily household tasks, we help reduce stress and create a calm, comfortable living environment.
You can feel confident knowing you or your loved ones are supported by an experienced, compassionate team. Talk to us today about how we can help make home life easier.
What is included with Home Help?
General household management…
- Laundry, vacuum, cleaning.
- Make beds, change sheets.
- Take out rubbish.
- Clean kitchen, do dishes.
- Menu planning and meal preparation.
- Grocery shopping and nutrition.
How to access Home Help Services
You may be eligible for Home Help Services if you…
- have an ongoing chronic health issue.
- live with a disability.
- have a disability resulting from an accident.
- are recovering from an injury.
- are 65 or over and have age-related health problems.
Delivered by our qualified Visionwest Support Workers, these services are free for those who qualify for government-funded support. Access to these supports can be arranged through Te Whatu Ora: Health NZ, MSD Disability Support Services, and ACC.
If you are not eligible for funding, or you need more support than is covered by your funding, you can also access Personal Care Services by paying privately – see here for details on our privately funded services.
Home Help Support Resources
- Types of in-home support services that are available for older people and others.
Older people, those with chronic health conditions, or people with mental health or addiction issues, may be able to get funded support at home.
- Getting in-home healthcare support.
Find out if you qualify for government-funded home help and the support services you may get after your needs are assessed — if you have an ongoing illness, injury, age-related health problem or you’re a disabled person.
- How to access disability support
If you are disabled or care for someone who is disabled, you may be eligible for some level of support.
- Check if you are eligible for Disability Support Services.
Read more about the eligibility criteria here.
- Needs Assessment and Service Co-ordination Association.
Find your local NASC centre.