CHSP SERVICES
CHSP SERVICES
VISION
To provide a high standard of care and service in the community enabling our consumers to reach their full potential
MISSION
To help our consumers and their carers to journey through life with respect and dignity and achieve their goals
VALUES
Compassion: We treat all with kindness, empathy and dignity.
Integrity: We operate ethically, in an honest, reliable and fair manner.
Inclusiveness: We value diversity and are devoted to equality for all.
Respect: We believe in each other and accept differences without judgement.
Dignity: We believe that everyone is worthy of honour and respect.
COMMONWEALTH HOME SUPPORT PROGRAMME (CHSP)
Funded by the Federal Government of Australia
The Australian Asian Association of WA Inc. T/A Triple A Care provides support to clients in need through the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP). This Program is available to frail older persons with a functional disability. CHSP seeks to maximise the independence of eligible clients within the wellness framework and reablement approach. We support clients from the general public and from the culturally and linguistically diverse communities such as India, Sri Lanka, Burma, Pakistan, Philippines, Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore, Bangladesh, Thailand, Latin America, Middle East, Russia and Spain.
Eligibility for CHSP services is determined by an Assessment through MY Aged CARE. The assessment identifies with you the areas in which you need support and plans individualized goals with you for the services you may receive.
Our Services include:
- Personal Care
- House Hold Tasks (domestic assistance)
- Meal Preparation
Laundry Tasks- Social Support for Essential Activities such as: Accompany clients to and from shopping, medical appointments and social activities
- In home respite
Social Support Group
The aim of the Social Support Group program is to assist consumers to participate in community life and feel socially included through structured, group-based activities that develop, maintain or support independence and social interactions. Transport will be provided from place of residence to venue and back. The centres operate from the Australia Asia House in Perth and from our venue in Canning Vale. On arrival they will be met by staff and provided with tea/coffee and biscuits During the day clients will be encouraged to participate in Light Exercises, Dancing, other suitable activities such as Bingo, Board Games, Arts and Craft, Memory games, Knitting and regular information sessions/Guest Speakers. Regular outings and excursions are organised.
Fees apply
For further information call: Ms Dushyanthi Fernando on 08 9328 7688.
CENTRE OPEN:
Perth
Tuesday: 9.00am – 2.30pm – Middle Eastern Group
Wednesday: 9.00am – 2.30pm – South East Asian Group
Canning Vale
Thursday: 9.00am – 2.30pm – South East Asian Group
Our clients and their carers are given the opportunity to provide feedback regarding our services
Triple A Care recognises the importance of carers and their role and uphold the Charter of Rights and Responsibilities.
- Carers must be treated with respect and dignity.
- The role of carers must be recognised by including carers in the assessment, planning, delivery and review of services that impact on them and the role of carers.
- The views and needs of carers must be taken into account along with the views, needs and best interests of people receiving care when decisions are made that impact on carers and the role of carers.
- Complaints made by carers in relation to services that impact on them and the role of carers must be given due attention and consideration.
PRIVACY AND CONFIDENTIALITY
Triple A Care is committed to the principles outlined in The Privacy Amendment (Enhancing Privacy Protection) Act 2012 and has in place procedures that ensure compliance with the legislation. Our clients and their carers are given the opportunity to provide feedback regarding our services.
For further information or clarification call: Dushyanthi Fernando on 08 9328 7688
Australia Asia House, 275 Stirling St, Perth, WA 6000