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Word of the day
Respite Care
Respite care is a short term care, provided in your own home or in an aged care home. Respite is often used when a carer needs a break. It can be planned or arranged in an emergency if needed.
For similar information see Caring for yourself
Respite care gives your carer a break.
Someone comes to your house for a short time.
They stay with you so your carer can do something else.
It can also be given in an aged care home.
This is usually for longer times.
It can be planned.
It can also be used in an emergency.
