Goodwin Aged Care Services
- Cleaning and laundry
- Gardening
- Meal preparation
- Personal care
- Nursing
- Physio, podiatry and OT
- Transport
- Day clubs
Service area: ACT and surrounding region.
No fixed rates published; private service quotes on request.
Home care providers in Canberra
Last updated 20 August 2026
These providers deliver Support at Home — the program that replaced Home Care Packages in November 2025 — across Canberra and the ACT. Because the territory is compact, most providers cover all of it, and some service Queanbeyan across the border as the same catchment.
Uniting Home Care ACT
- Domestic assistance
- Personal care
- Nursing
- Social support
- Transport
- Home maintenance
- Allied health
- Overnight care
Service area: Across the ACT, including Belconnen, central Canberra and Weston Creek.
BaptistCare at home (Canberra/ACT Hub)
- Domestic assistance
- Home maintenance and gardening
- Personal care
- Dementia care
- Clinical and complex care
Service area: Canberra region and the broader ACT, from its hub at Symonston.
No published rates; advertises no hidden fees and no mandatory co-contributions.
IRT Home Care Canberra & ACT
- Personal care
- Domestic assistance
- Gardening
- Home maintenance
- Allied health
- Social support
- Veterans’ home care
Service area: ACT region from its Belconnen base, including Canberra and Weston.
Calvary Home Care (ACT Service Centre)
- Personal care
- Domestic assistance
- Nursing
- Lifestyle and social support
- Respite
Service area: ACT-wide from its service centre in Deakin.
Right at Home ACT & Queanbeyan
- Domestic assistance
- Personal care
- Nursing
- Companionship
- Respite
- Transport
- Dementia and palliative care
- 24-hour live-in care
Service area: ACT suburbs plus Queanbeyan (NSW) as one catchment; office in Mitchell.
Advertises no package management fees; hourly rates not published.
What to know about home care in Canberra
Around 32 approved home care providers operate across the ACT. Most are ACT branches of NSW or national organisations — Uniting, BaptistCare, IRT, Calvary, the Salvos — rather than Canberra-headquartered companies; Goodwin is the notable large local not-for-profit. That’s not a bad thing, but it means the local branch’s staffing matters more than the national brand, so ask how long their Canberra team has been running and who would actually visit you.
Because the ACT is compact, most providers cover the whole territory, and several treat Queanbeyan and the ACT as a single catchment — helpful if you live across the border or your family is split between the two.
Not sure who suits you?
Tell us your suburb and what help you need. We’ll shortlist ACT providers with real availability — free, no obligation.
Common questions
Is this every Support at Home provider in the ACT?
No — around 32 approved providers operate across the ACT, and this page lists only some of them. It’s a starting point, not an exhaustive list, and being listed isn’t an endorsement or a quality rating. You can search the full register through My Aged Care (myagedcare.gov.au or 1800 200 422) and choose any registered provider.
How is Home Care Help paid?
We may receive a fee from providers when we refer you to them. This never changes what we write, which providers we list, or the order they appear in — and our help is free to you either way.
I live in Queanbeyan — can I use an ACT provider?
Often, yes. Several providers service the ACT and Queanbeyan as one catchment, and your Support at Home funding works the same on either side of the border. Just confirm your street is genuinely covered before signing — coverage maps and reality don’t always match. Tell us where you are and we’ll check for you.