Aged Care Placement Services

Aged Care Placement Services Choosing aged care for somebody you love is complicated. Aged Care Placement Services can help you. www.agedcareplacementservices.com.au

Supporting an older person doesn’t mean taking over.It means listening, explaining options clearly, and making decisions...
16/03/2026

Supporting an older person doesn’t mean taking over.
It means listening, explaining options clearly, and making decisions with them, not about them.

We have a new name, but our services are still the same. We thought we’d reshare all the ways we can help older Australi...
15/03/2026

We have a new name, but our services are still the same. We thought we’d reshare all the ways we can help older Australians access the care they need.

Swipe through for a snapshot of our services, and stay tuned for our new website launching soon for more information and eligibility.

Maria was living alone without realising the extent of her cognitive decline. Although she believed she was managing, it...
13/03/2026

Maria was living alone without realising the extent of her cognitive decline. Although she believed she was managing, it became clear she was no longer safe: her home had no electricity, food had spoiled, and everyday tasks like using appliances and personal care were becoming difficult.

During the My Aged Care process, serious concerns emerged. Acting under our duty of care, Elder Folks coordinated urgent medical and cognitive assessments and continued advocating alongside Maria’s family when her needs increased.

Through strong advocacy and collaboration with health professionals, Maria was approved for a Support at Home Level 4 package and residential respite far sooner than is typical. We’re now supporting her to transition into a culturally appropriate aged care home close to family, where she can be safe, supported and cared for with dignity.

*The people in the photo are not related to the story.

We wanted to share these lovely words from our past client Shane. Our job is to take the load off our clients and get th...
11/03/2026

We wanted to share these lovely words from our past client Shane.

Our job is to take the load off our clients and get them where they need to be, with care and compassion.

Volunteering is a great way to become more engaged in your community, and volunteering with seniors brings many benefits...
09/03/2026

Volunteering is a great way to become more engaged in your community, and volunteering with seniors brings many benefits, both to you and to the people you can support.

Whether you have a couple hours a week or month to spare, there are meaningful ways to get involved in NSW, from companionship visits to community activities and more.

Swipe through to learn why you should try volunteering and where you can find meaningful opportunities near you.

It’s the little things that matter. ✨Whether we’re helping someone downsize to something more suitable, restoring a safe...
07/03/2026

It’s the little things that matter. ✨

Whether we’re helping someone downsize to something more suitable, restoring a safe home through our hoarding and squalor support or setting up a new tenancy, we notice the details that make a house feel like home.

From arranging essential furniture, to organising personal belongings, to ensuring spaces are comfortable and welcoming, every step is guided by what matters most to the person living there.

We believe that care should feel personal and human, and that’s why we do what we do.

We’ve been doing this work since 2012, and over the years there are certain themes that keep coming up when we ask the p...
05/03/2026

We’ve been doing this work since 2012, and over the years there are certain themes that keep coming up when we ask the people we support what’s most important to them.

Our approach is rooted in collaborative care: deciding on priorities together, rather than making decisions on someone’s behalf.

Freedom, independence, social connection, hobbies and respect belong to everyone.

Next up in our ‘Meet the team’ is Swikriti Adhikari. She brings a warm, compassionate, and genuinely client-focused appr...
03/03/2026

Next up in our ‘Meet the team’ is Swikriti Adhikari.

She brings a warm, compassionate, and genuinely client-focused approach to her work. With experience supporting vulnerable people across community and social care settings in Australia and internationally, Swikriti brings a strong foundation in counselling, advocacy and practical support. She’s deeply committed to dignity, choice and empowerment, and supports clients through complex situations with a truly person-centred approach, always taking the time to understand what matters most to each client.

Currently, Swikriti is finalising her Master of Social Work and is working limited days and hours. We feel very lucky to have her as part of our team and look forward to welcoming her back full-time, where her knowledge, warmth and dedication will continue to make a meaningful difference.

You might have noticed we look a bit different: we’re thrilled to officially introduce our new name (and look), Elder Fo...
02/03/2026

You might have noticed we look a bit different: we’re thrilled to officially introduce our new name (and look), Elder Folks! ✨

When we began Aged Care Placement Services in 2012, for many years we helped families navigate the confusing and often overwhelming aged care system. Over time, our work grew far beyond what our name suggested. Many of the people coming to us were not seeking residential care at all.

Our new name better reflects who we are today, and the breadth of the services we offer. One thing hasn’t changed though: our belief that ageing well starts with being seen, heard and respected.

We’re excited to share more on why and how we’ve made this change, so keep your eyes peeled for more.

Accepting help isn’t a loss of independence, but for a lot of older people it can feel that way. But when support is int...
27/02/2026

Accepting help isn’t a loss of independence, but for a lot of older people it can feel that way. But when support is introduced in the right way, it can help people stay safe, confident and in control for longer.

Swipe for our tips on how to talk about getting some extra support for someone who’s reluctant to accept help.

After the passing of his wife, Peter found himself alone in the family home they had shared for many years. The house wa...
26/02/2026

After the passing of his wife, Peter found himself alone in the family home they had shared for many years. The house was becoming too much to manage on his own: caring for the garden and keeping up with daily tasks left him feeling isolated and exhausted.

Peter knew he wanted a change. He wanted to downsize into a home that was easier to manage, without losing his independence. A retirement village offered the right balance: a smaller, safer home with built-in community and opportunities to socialise.

Our team supported Peter through every step of the move. We helped him declutter and let go of furniture he no longer needed, packed and unpacked his belongings, organised removalists, connected utilities and redirected his mail. We also helped him find a one-bedroom home that suited his lifestyle and budget, and arranged in-home support to help with cleaning once he was settled.

Since moving, Peter has formed new friendships, joined activities and embraced the sense of community he’d been missing. With home maintenance no longer weighing him down, he’s looking forward to returning to the golf course and enjoying the hobbies he loves.

Here’s a very heartfelt testimonial from one of the lovely people we helped last year.“Not long ago, I found myself faci...
25/02/2026

Here’s a very heartfelt testimonial from one of the lovely people we helped last year.

“Not long ago, I found myself facing homelessness. It was a frightening and uncertain period, and I didn’t know where to turn. That’s when I came across Elder Folks, a team that not only does their job well but truly cares about the people they help.

From the very beginning, they treated me with dignity, respect and genuine kindness. In particular, I would like to thank Emma Volp. Emma went above and beyond in supporting me through every step of the process.

With their help, I was able to move from homelessness into safe and secure social housing. I now have a place I can call home, and it’s all thanks to their expertise, persistence and genuine care.”

Address

7/70 Croydon Street
Cronulla, NSW
2230

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 5pm

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