Clarence Care + Support

Clarence Care + Support

Clarence Care + Support is an independent and not for profit organisation that enables individuals and families to achieve a lifestyle of their choice. Every individual that connects with Clarence Care + Support is looking for the assistance they need to enrich their lives. The services we provide help them live and choose their lifestyle and remain living in their community.

We are here. We are here to listen. We are here to act. We are here to help. We are here for you. We will create a care plan that suits each individual’s and family’s needs.

Clarence Care + Support has been helping people in the Clarence Valley and throughout the northern NSW area since 1994. We know our area, our people and our services.

Our services are provided by staff who will work to provide quality and caring individual supports whether in the home or in the community. This is part of the vision and purpose of Clarence Care and Support; to deliver the highest quality community care services to enable all people to live a lifestyle of their choice.

Our staff receive extensive training and education to ensure we have confident, experienced and knowledgeable people to match with individual needs. This also allows Clarence Care + Support to be an inclusive service for all in the community who may need support.

Clarence Care + Support is committed to enablement, community development and quality services for the aged and people living with a disability. We are proud our service is accredited for aged care service provision as well as a registered NDIS service provider.

Where possible, we will respond to enquiries via Facebook messages, but we strongly encourage you to contact Clarence Care and Support on 1800 801 503 or (02) 6645 0400 for urgent enquiries or for enquiries not related to this page.

We would like to show our respect and acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land of elders past and present, on which our services takes place.


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Clarence Valley Council does not accept responsibility for comments made by fans on this page. Comments made are not representative of the opinions of Clarence Valley Council, nor do we make any warranty to their accuracy.


When interacting with this page, Council requests that you:
• exercise courtesy;
• do not post your personal details such as your address or phone number;
• acknowledge that Clarence Valley Council cannot check the accuracy of every post and does not take any responsibility for reliance on posts that appear on this page; and
• agree to adhere to Facebook's Guidelines, which can be found here (www. facebook.com/legal /terms).
Posts may be deleted as determined in Clarence Valley Council's absolute discretion if they contain:
• violent, obscene, profane, hateful, derogatory, racist or sexist language, links or images;
• information that may compromise the safety or security of the public;
any discussion or promotion of behaviour that is unlawful;
• comments that can or may threaten or defame any person or organisation;
solicitations, advertisements, endorsements or spam;
• off-topic posts by a single user;
• posts that breach or do not respect an individual or organisation's copyright, moral rights or privacy;
• repetitive posts copied and pasted or duplicated by single or multiple users; or
• any other inappropriate content or comments as determined by Clarence Valley Council.
Users who do not comply with these guidelines will be blocked from the page at the absolute discretion of Clarence Valley Council.
Why are we using Facebook?
Our aim is to show what Care and Support Services are doing in the community and various projects.
Our Facebook site supplements the information we publish on our website.
Council is committed to improving communication with the public. Your opinion is important to us and “Facebook” allows instant feedback and improved community engagement.
We are aware of the changing nature of communication on the internet and our use of this forum will be influenced by your participation and response to it.
Will we respond to your direct messages?
Yes, we will reply as quickly as possible, but please note that this page will not be monitored 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
You should contact Clarence Valley Council by email or in writing if you have:
• a formal request, comment or enquiry;
• a complaint against Council, Council staff or Councilors; or
• a response to an item for Community Consultation.
Formal correspondence will be answered promptly. ‘Correspondence’ means communications written, faxed or emailed that includes your proper name and address. Direct messages from Facebook are not considered as correspondence.
In some instances it will be more appropriate to contact a Councilor.
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Disclaimer
Whilst Clarence Valley Council endeavors to maintain the currency and accuracy of information published on this channel, the information is subject to change. It is advisable that users ascertain the currency of information immediately prior to use. Clarence Valley Council disclaims all responsibility for any loss or damage which may arise from the use of this channel.
Links to external websites are provided as a convenience to users and such sites and associated content are not under the control of Clarence Valley Council. The inclusion of any link does not imply endorsement of that website, service or person by Clarence Valley Council. Clarence Valley Council is not responsible for the content or reliability of links, or for any loss or inconvenience arising from their use.