Community Based Support

Community Based Support

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CBS delivers aged care and other funded services to enable people to live safely in their homes and enjoy access to the community as they wish.

CBS provides in-home, centre-based and community-based support to frail older people, people with a disability, people with mental illness and their carers that enables people to maintain their independence, giving people choice and control over the life they choose to live. Community Based Support (CBS) will ensure its page is a respectful and inclusive community for everyone. Your comments and views are important, but if you are posting on our page, we ask you to abide by a few rules:

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24/09/2026

We joined Olivia from our aged care team who's highlighting the 1 in 2 women in Australia struggling with mental health issues this Liptember. It's a national campaign that supports research, advocacy, awareness, programs and education for women's mental health. 💄💋

24/09/2026

Some of our office team spent the morning visiting the Kingston Social Hub, chatting with clients about their experiences and the activities they’d like to see in the program. It was a great chance to listen, learn and shape future sessions together. We've just published the October to December program of outings, activities and more. Visit www.cbsaust.org.au/social-programs to explore the program. 🙂

11/09/2026

Continuing to come together for R U OK? Day with a pot luck lunch in the office where we shared kind words for our colleagues and had a chat with a plate of delicious food. Every day is a good day to check in on someone and ask if they are okay.

10/09/2026

Positive vibes only in our office this R U OK? Day. You don't need to be an expert to reach out to someone, just a good listener and a friend. Of course it's not always easy to spark up that conversation but it could be more important than you know. Check out the awesome resources on the R U OK? website to help reach out to someone who might need a chat today or any day www.ruok.org.au/how-to-ask

07/09/2026

32 years (yes you read that correctly) of laughs and complete dedication to our clients came to a close today as we celebrated support worker Gwenda's retirement. We'd like to thank you for more than three decades of amazing work for our community Gwenda. Enjoy pottering about in your garden and putting your feet up for a very well deserved rest ❤️

28/08/2026

Our hearts go out to our Nepali community at this devastating time. We're so lucky to have a number of wonderful people from Nepal working both in our office and out in the community. Your warmth, kindness and respect for your older people is incredible. We are deeply saddened by the loss of life and destruction and send our condolences to all those who have lost loved ones in this tragedy 💔🇳

Photos from Community Based Support's post 24/08/2026

Spring has sprung at the Kingston social hub 😍

Photos from Community Based Support's post 18/08/2026

Chats around the table at our New Town social hub. We love getting everyone together from our two hubs, either in the hubs themselves or out and about in the community. It's great to see friends reconnecting and conversations renewed. 🙂

Social Hub Highlights June/July 2026 17/08/2026

Check out some highlights from our last couple of months at the CBS social hubs in New Town and Kingston. A lot has been happening at CBS Social Hubs. Cooking, creative activities, games, outings and plenty of good company. Our staff make sure everyone feels welcome, whether you join in or just enjoy being around others.

Social Hub Highlights June/July 2026 Highlights from a busy winter period at our social hubs where we di...

Photos from Community Based Support's post 10/08/2026

The Salt+Light Cafe at the Lantern Centre in Kingston certainly provides plenty of light in its bright airy space. A lovely warm place to go for a cuppa from our nearby social hub at Huntingfield ☺️☕

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm