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Supporting someone with dementia

Changes in memory, behaviour or daily routines can affect the whole caring relationship. This page is a place to start for information and connection as you care for someone with dementia.

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You may be eligible for more than you think

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If you support someone with their daily life, you’re a carer – and we’re here for you. Our Statewide Carer Advisory Service is dedicated to supporting unpaid carers.

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