Now that we have shared our 23 practical steps for an easier home life, we want to know what clever routines or everyday adjustments help you maintain your independence.
What keeps you independent? Whether it is your top tip for dealing with government bureaucracy, a clever trick for setting up your environment, or your favorite idea for simplifying life in general, we want to know what works for you.
Please fill out the form below to share your secrets with us.
If you’ve been approved or assigned a Support at Home or NDIS funding, we’re here to help you personalise your care services to suit your needs and budget. Whether you require help with everyday household tasks or specialised support, our team ensures a smooth and reliable delivery of services, all designed to help you live independently and comfortably in your own home.
If you’ve been approved or assigned a
Support at Home funding through My Aged Care, we’re here to help you personalise your care services to suit your needs and budget. Whether you require help with everyday household tasks or specialised support, our team ensures a smooth and reliable delivery of services, all designed to help you live independently and comfortably in your own home.
The secret to living well at home isn’t one big decision. It’s a series of small ones made at the right time. Most people wait longer than they need to. But you don’t have to. You can start today.
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© 2026 My Guardian Terms & Conditions | Disclaimer
We acknowledge the traditional owners and custodians of country throughout Australia and acknowledge
their continuing connection to land, waters and community. We pay our respects to the people, the cultures
and the elders past, present and emerging.
