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    • About
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      • About CCA Carers
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      • Carer Respite Days
      • The Power of You
      • Workshops and retreats
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  • Home
  • About
  • Plan Management
  • High Teas
  • Carer Retreats
  • Support Coordination
  • CCA Carers
    • About CCA Carers
    • Good Vibes
    • Carer Respite Days
    • The Power of You
    • Workshops and retreats
    • Connect and Share
  • Support Coordination
  • Coffee & Chat
  • MEDIA
  • Events
  • Contact
  • One Day Off Program
  • Policies
  • High Tea Transport

About Us

alison layton

Murray berghan

Murray berghan

Murray berghan

Murray berghan

Murray berghan

We honour and acknowledge Carers

Caring for Carers Australia (CCA) is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to honouring and acknowledging Carers and the enormous effort they show their loved one each and every day. Our founder Alison Layton has been a Carer for 25 years and is the reason our beautiful organisation exists to love and support Carers.


We are people who have compassion at our core. It is with this compassion we develop initiatives that make Carer’s lives easier. 


CCA's services include:


CCA Carer High Teas

 - Brisbane

-  Gold Coast

-  Toowoomba

-  Sunshine Coast

-  Ipswich

-  Sydney

- Melbourne


NDIS Plan Management

NDIS Support Coordination

Our famous CCA Carer retreats

Carer program consultation and development


  

According to Deloitte Access Economics the demand for informal care is set to outstrip its supply.

 
The need for Carers is at an all-time high with one-in-eight Australians providing informal care. According to the Deloitte Access Economics Report, The Economic Value of Informal Care, the demand for carers will double in some areas in the next seven years.

 
The report commissioned by Carers Australia has found Australians provide 1.9 billion hours ($60.3 billion) in unpaid care in a single year looking after family members and friends who are aged, chronically ill or have a disability.

The report warns of an ever-widening Carer gap and points to modelling that shows that by 2025, only 42 per cent of people with a severe disability who are aged over 65 years and not living in residential care will have access to an unpaid family and friend Carer.


We need to honour and acknowledge Carers to support them in the invaluable service they provide to not only their loved one but to our communities.




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