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1300 147 147

1300 147 147

Discover the support that is right for you

From support at home and staying socially connected to respite, residential care and carer support — the Brotherhood of St Laurence (BSL) is here to help you live well, stay independent and remain connected to your community.

For more than 80 years, we’ve worked alongside older people to maintain independence, make informed choices about their care, and enjoy a fulfilling quality of life.  Whatever your situation, we use our extensive experience to work with you to explore all your options.

Our aged care services include:

  • Care at home – practical support, clinical and allied health services, and tailored plans so you can live safely and confidently at home.

  • Social connections and Respite – local hubs and activities that bring people together, helping you stay active, make friends and feel part of your community.

  • Residential care – 24-hour personalised care at our Clifton Hill aged care home, a welcoming five-storey residence opposite Darling Gardens that offers comfort, dignity and connection.

  • Carer support – flexible options that give carers time to rest, recharge and continue providing care with confidence.

Ready to get started?
Talk to our friendly team about the care and support that’s right for you.

Community aged care and social connections: 1300 147 147
Residential care (Clifton Hill):  1300 148 148 

Why Choose BSL Aged Care?

Since the 1960s BSL have worked in the community supporting people of all ages to live the life they choose.

Not only do we provide services for older people in our community, but we invest in research and policy development to improve the lives of all older people, and especially those experiencing disadvantage.

Domestic Assistance

Get the support you need around your home to keep it just the way you like it.

Some of the everyday tasks we can assists with are:

  • Washing, ironing, mopping or vacuuming.
  • Changing the sheets, folding and putting your clothes away or assisting with odd jobs.
  • House cleaning to help keep essential living areas tidy and safe.
  • Shopping – flexible shopping options such as a support worker shopping with you, going to the shops while you stay at home or providing assistance with organising online shopping and home delivery.
  • Sorting and organising – we can help you organise your home to maximise safety and comfort.

Community Connection

Supporting you in getting out and about to stay connected. From social clubs and outings to interesting hobbies and pastimes your Home Care Package can enable you to pursue things that are meaningful to you. Staying connected to the community is integral to maintaining physical and mental wellbeing. If you’re feeling isolated or lonely, our team can check-in on you regularly to offer companionship and make sure you’re well. Some of the options include:

  • Attend a group outing
  • Visiting your local park, gardens or beach
  • Visiting your friends and family
  • Going out for a meal with friends
  • Joining a social group
  • Joining a class or course
  • Getting to an appointment
  • Day trips

Diet and Nutrition

Assistance with meal preparation and one-on-one support to increase confidence and skills with cooking. We also provide access to a wide variety of meal delivery services. Support with individual dietary needs required by health, cultural, religious or other reasons is also available.