Most useful information for getting aged care services

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How to contact us about My Aged Care face-to-face services

There are different ways to contact us for help with your aged care matters and My Aged Care face-to-face services.

Residence descriptions

You usually need to be an Australian resident or hold a specific visa type to get a Centrelink payment or concession card.

  1. Contact us
  2. How to get more information from us

Explanations and formal reviews

Find out what you can do if you want more information or disagree with a decision we've made.

  1. Growing up
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Authorising a person or organisation to enquire or act on your behalf form (SS313)

Use this form to authorise a person or organisation in Australia to be your nominee so they can enquire or act on your behalf with Centrelink.

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Feb 2026

Public holiday closures for Easter

Your Centrelink payment and reporting dates may change due to the upcoming public holiday.

  1. Getting aged care services
  2. Most useful information

Aged care carer or close relative assessment form (SA483)

Use this form to give us your details if you’re a carer or close relative of someone moving into an aged care home.

  1. Continence Aids Payment Scheme
  2. How to manage your payment

Someone to act on your behalf for the Continence Aids Payment Scheme

You can nominate another person to act on your behalf for the Continence Aids Payment Scheme (CAPS).

  1. Getting aged care services
  2. Managing your aged care

National Redress Scheme payments and aged care assessments

If you’ve received a payment under the National Redress Scheme, you or your partner can disclose this as an exempt payment for your residential aged care means assessment.

  1. Getting aged care services
  2. Most useful information

Special Disability Trust form (MOD SDT)

Use this form to establish a Special Disability Trust for somone with a severe disability.

  1. Top payments
  2. Special Disability Trusts

How a Special Disability Trust works

A Special Disability Trust can have 1 principal beneficiary who meets the eligibility criteria.

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