Young Onset Dementia

Living with young onset dementia can be challenging but having the right supports in place makes it easier to stay active, independent, and connected to the things and people you love.

Young Onset Dementia

Personalised support for people living with young onset dementia

Young onset dementia affects people under 65, and it can feel really overwhelming, not just for the person diagnosed, but also for family and friends. It’s a bit different from dementia in older adults because it happens at a time in life when you might still be working, raising kids, or juggling lots of responsibilities. It can touch every part of daily life: your health, relationships, routines, and even future plans.

If you have a NDIS plan, we can work alongside you to put the right supports in place. That might mean a bit of help around the house, getting to appointments, staying connected with work or social activities, or just making sure the day-to-day feels a little easier. We can also link you with allied health services, provide support around wellbeing, and encourage activities that help maintain independence and purpose. Most importantly, it’s more than just providing care it’s about making sure life stays meaningful, connected, and supported for both the person living with dementia and the people who love them.

Some of the supports we can offer to help you live well with dementia include:

Help with everyday tasks like personal care, meal preparation, cleaning, and household management so you can stay comfortable at home.

Help to stay engaged with hobbies, social groups, and community activities to reduce isolation and maintain independence.

Support to source short-term accommodation or provide in-home respite so carers can rest while ensuring continuity of care.

Practical support with planning ahead, including connections to legal, financial, and community resources as needs change.

Assistance with transport to medical and allied health appointments, community activities, or social outings.

Assistance to connect with occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech therapists, and other allied health professionals.

Support to maintain emotional wellbeing, manage stress, and stay engaged in activities that promote a positive outlook and quality of life.

Discreet assistance with managing continence care, including help with routines, equipment, and personal care to maintain comfort and dignity.

Our Locations

01
Melbourne

Campbellfield VIC 3061

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02
Regional Victoria

Wangaratta VIC 3677

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03
Perth

Willetton WA 6155

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Our Vision & Mission

At Carepro Disability Services, we believe everyone deserves to feel included, supported, and able to live life on their own terms. Our goal is simple: to help people live with dignity, independence, and the right support around them. We focus on what matters support that fits into real life that is practical and makes a difference.

  • Empowering Individuals improving lives one step at a time.
  • Building futures creating opportunities and a better future with our particpants.
  • Movement for change creating impact, promoting change care and support.
  • Lasting impact to strive for long-term impact in communities we serve.

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