NASC helps older adults and their caregivers access support services in the community to help them stay at home as safely and independently as possible.
NASC helps younger adults who require support services following illness or hospitalisation, have a chronic health condition or as part of a palliative care package.
We work with patients and their whānau to assess and plan their support needs. NASC then coordinates support services for as long as they are applicable. Some of the support services that may be available are:
- help with personal care such as showering, dressing, meal preparation, medication
- transfers and mobility
- Meals on Wheels
- aged-residential care
- respite services including respite at home, day stay, residential respite
- carer support.
NASC can also advise on services which are income or asset tested and have an entry criteria.