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Food drive highlights community care

Just Better Care is your go-to provider for the best in-home support.

With a skilled team, they are passionate about providing exceptional care to allow those in the community to live safe, healthy and happy at home for as long as possible.

Services include social and community support, dementia support, domestic assistance, in-home nursing, meal preparation, overnight support, palliative care support, personal care, post-hospital support, respite for carers and transport.

The care and awareness of the local community are evident in the recent food drive that the Just Better Care Geelong team has set up.

They are collecting non-perishable donations at their Belmont Office and will deliver the items to Geelong Food Relief to assist those in need this festive season.

“We love what we do, and we love being able to give back to those that need it most in our local community.”

Services can be paid privately or subsidised through a government-funded Home Care Package.

To start your Just Better Care journey, call 03 5222 1518, email mailge@justbettercare.com or visit the caring team at their office at Level 1 114a Mt Pleasant Road in Belmont.

Visit justbettercare.com/Geelong for more information.

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