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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

Disability support

Our NDIS services Home and community care program (HACC) Self-funded disability services

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

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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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If you’re looking to make a positive difference in people’s lives by enabling choice and control in their lives, we could have just the job for you.

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Latest News

Feb 17, 2026

Being yourself in support work: Andrea’s story

For Andrea Horne, support work has always been about putting people first. Born and raised in Tasmania, Andrea’s career has taken her through different roles and places, but caring for others has remained central… Read Article
Jan 20, 2026

Decades of dedication: Gabby Burke’s story

After more than 30 years in support work, including 18 years with Community Based Support (CBS), Gabby Burke has recently retired, leaving behind a career defined by care, patience and long-standing relationships. For Gabby,… Read Article A screengrab of a woman with blonde hair giving an interview.
Nov 07, 2025

Inspiring others: Kelly’s journey from support worker to aged care leader

When Community Based Support’s Support at Home Manager, Kelly Frerk, was invited to take part in HumanAbility, a national campaign promoting careers in care, she saw it as a chance to help others discover… Read Article
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