Last updated 20 August 2026
These organisations are registered for Support at Home — the program that replaced Home Care Packages in November 2025 — and service Geelong and its surrounds. You choose your own provider under Support at Home, and you can switch at any time without a new assessment or going back on the waitlist.
Services: Greater Geelong municipality
Publishes a downloadable 2026–27 fees document; contributions set under government arrangements
Services: Geelong-headquartered, with services across the Barwon region and beyond
Clinical care fully government-funded; co-payments of 5–80% on other services per government caps — detailed fee schedule on request
Services: Geelong region
Services: Geelong region (the same franchise group also covers the Werribee corridor)
Publishes standard and common price lists as an approved provider
Services: Geelong office; also operates across Melbourne, the Mornington Peninsula, Sydney and the Sunshine Coast
Offers a Support at Home budget estimator; rates not published on the Geelong page
Services: Geelong, the Bellarine and Surf Coast — named suburbs include Torquay, Ocean Grove, Lara, Bannockburn and Winchelsea
Geelong is a genuinely contested market — directory listings show 40+ Support at Home providers claiming the area — but a smaller core actually run local offices and staff. Unusually, the City of Greater Geelong council remains an approved Support at Home provider itself, and Geelong-based not-for-profits genU and multicultural specialist Cultura are significant local incumbents.
Coverage of the Bellarine Peninsula, Surf Coast and Golden Plains towns varies by provider, so it’s worth confirming suburb-level availability before comparing anything else. Our guide to choosing a provider covers the questions to ask.
Tell us your suburb and what help you need. We’ll suggest providers from our directory who service your area — free, no obligation, and in your own time.
No. Many more providers list Geelong in their service area, and our directory grows as we add and verify more. For the complete official register, use the find-a-provider tool on My Aged Care (myagedcare.gov.au) or call 1800 200 422.
No. A listing is not an endorsement — we haven’t assessed the quality of any provider’s care. We may receive a fee from providers when we refer you; that never changes what we write or who appears here.
Use the “View contact details” button on a provider’s card, or ask us to introduce you. Before you sign anything, ask each provider for their current price list and confirm they cover your suburb — there’s no rush, and no fee for changing your mind later.