The Home and Community Care (HACC) Program in Victoria provides funding to approximately 500 agencies to support more than 256,000 older people and people with a disability.

HACC provides a range of basic support services to frail older people and younger people with a disability and their carers, who wish to continue living at home and need some support in managing daily tasks.  People receiving HACC services have diverse backgrounds and needs.  Assessment and care planning is the foundation for individualised high-quality interventions, support and assisting people to navigate through HACC and the broader service system.

HACC Living at Home Assessments and the Active Service Model (ASM) use a strength-based partnership approach to develop individual solutions to optimise health and wellbeing.  Recognising diversity and using culturally acceptable practice is essential.

This HACC website acknowledges the collaborative relationship between the three Primary Care Partnerships and will provide a range of useful links to HACC and other websites along with showcasing regional activities and shared tools and strategies developed by the Grampians Region HACC service providers.
 

	This section is to highlight recent additions (within the last six months) to the Grampians Region HACC website. This HACC website is an opportunity to showcase your organisational activities and projects - as well as inform other providers of the outcome of new initiatives. We would appreciate your feedback as to the value of this website to you and your organisation. Please, also let us know of any faults or errors on the website to ensure that we keep both up to date and fully operational. Please send any feedback or propsed material to: RobynFletcher@ballarat.vic.gov.au
Important HACC Sites:
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