support - Careseekers

How We Work With Support Coordinators

The CS Concierge Service allows busy Support Coordinators to hand over the process of finding and shortlisting great support workers for their participants.

careseekers

Keeping Cool This Summer

Extreme heat can be dangerous and can result in heat-related illnesses including heat exhaustion, heat cramps and heat stroke. It is important to prepare now as the weather is warming, to ensure your home is cool and comfortable during the summer months.

covid19

Help To Stop The COVID-19 Spread

These are extremely challenging times for our entire community. To protect yourself and others from coronavirus (COVID-19) there are important steps you can take to help reduce the spread.

Mental Health

How to support someone in a crisis

Support from friends, family, loved ones and health professionals plays a significant role in the recovery process of someone experiencing a mental health issue.

Care Workers

What the Careseekers fee of 9% provides you with

It can be difficult to understand why we charge a fee on our platform and why a portion of your hard earned money should be deducted when you carry out services. We wanted to provide some details about what why this fee is charged and where the money goes.

Aged Care

COVID-19 Tips For The Elderly

The Australian Government Department of Health advises that all Australians are at risk of contracting COVID-19, however people over the age of 60 are at a greater risk of more serious complications.

Mental Health

Looking after your well-being during this time

It is completely normal to be having feelings of anxiety and distress during this unprecedented time. Whether you are in self-isolation or choosing to adopt social distancing measures, it is important to keep a positive outlook and good mental health.

NDIS

Acquired Disability

Adjusting to your new lifestyle after acquiring a disability is difficult. Whilst you can’t change what has happened, you can reframe the way you view and cope with your disability. What’s important to remember is that you’re still in control of your life.