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Support at Home Aged Care services FAQ Support at Home information series Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) Self-funded aged care services

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Home maintenance and modifications Personal and home safety Spring cleaning and garden maintenance

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More than care. We make your home safer.

Your home is where you feel safest. Community Based Support helps keep it that way. With thoughtful home modifications and maintenance, we can prevent little risks from becoming big problems.

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Community Based Support (CBS) is a not-for-profit Tasmanian organisation delivering aged care and disability services to enable people to live safely in their homes and enjoy access to the community as they wish. Our work ensures quality of life is enhanced by providing a range of support services that are tailored to meet individual needs and goals to maximise independence.

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Latest News

Jun 02, 2026

What matters when a cyber incident becomes real.

In September last year, we experienced a cyber incident involving a data breach and ransom demand. At the time, our CEO was overseas on extended leave. Our Executive Manager Service Delivery was acting in… Read Article A Community Based Support vehicle parked outside a brick home with an accessibility ramp, as a staff member approaches the entrance.

A Community Based Support vehicle parked outside a brick home with an accessibility ramp, as a staff member approaches the entrance.

Jun 01, 2026

Could your home be doing more to keep you safe? Support at Home funding says yes.

For many of us, home is where we feel most ourselves. It is where routines are comfortable, where memories live, and where independence feels natural. But as we age, even the most familiar spaces… Read Article A panel of seven speakers seated on stage in front of a dark curtain, taking part in a discussion at the Brain Health Expo in Glenorchy. An audience is seated in the foreground listening, with some attendees turned towards the stage.

A panel of seven speakers seated on stage in front of a dark curtain, taking part in a discussion at the Brain Health Expo in Glenorchy. An audience is seated in the foreground listening, with some attendees turned towards the stage.

Apr 16, 2026

Community focus at Brain Health Expo in Moonah

Community members, carers, health professionals and local organisations gathered at the Moonah Arts Centre for the Brain Health Expo. The free community event was hosted by Dementia Australia. The interactive expo gave people the… Read Article

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