[Solved]: Many Australians receive support services that allow…

Many Australians receive support services that allow them to live as independently as possible. Some services are provided in the person’s own home or shared residences and supported accommodation. Other services are provided by congregate care facilities, such as aged care homes. Having a strong understanding of different services and programs that are available and helping to adjust care or offer choice of services, will go a long way towards a flexible and person-centred approach to care. Which of the following correctly describes a service, its benefit to the person and a relevant funded program? There are three correct choices. a) Aged care homes provide support for people living independently and is funded through the My Aged Care Program. b) A Home Support Program allows people to be independent in their own home and is supported by the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP). c) The Care Relationships and Carer Support program supports the relationship between the person and their primary carer and is part of the Community and Home Support Program. Advocacy services support the empowernent of older people in care and is supported by the My Aged Care Program.