What is interim Support at Home funding?
Some people may receive part of their approved funding while waiting for their full allocation.
Key points
- Interim funding is 60% of the approved ongoing classification.
- It is intended for critical services while full funding is unavailable.
- The later 40% is not backdated.
Some people may receive part of their approved funding while waiting for their full allocation.
Interim funding is intended to begin essential support sooner. The available amount and timing depend on priority and program allocation.
Interim funding is 60% of the approved ongoing classification. It is intended to start critical services while full funding is unavailable. The remaining 40% begins when allocated and is not backdated.
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01Guide sectionWhat should I do next?
Collect recent examples and documents showing the person's current needs.
Contact My Aged Care or the assessor and describe any change in risk or carer capacity.
Put immediate safety supports in place while longer-term funding is being arranged.
02Guide sectionHelpful Local Home Help resources
03Guide sectionCheck the official guidance
Check the current My Aged Care assessment guidance. Aged care rules, funding amounts and program guidance can change, so check the current official information before making an important care or financial decision.
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