Funding and Teaching Relief Options

 

Assitance for Isolated Children's Allowance (AIC)

This link will provide you with information on the allowance which everyone should be eligible.

www.humanservices.gov.au/individuals/services/centrelink/assistance-for-isolated-children-scheme

Other Schemes and Support Networks are;

• In Home Care

• Aussie Helpers VISE

• Outback Links

                           

What is In Home Care?

In Home Care (IHC) is an approved child care service type created under the Australian Government’s new child care package commencing 2 July 2018.

The revised IHC program will be a capped program of up to 3,000 places, providing up to 50 hours of subsidised care per child per week with an hourly rate cap of $25 per family, subject to Child Care Subsidy (CCS) and Additional Child Care Subsidy (ACCS) eligibility criteria.

The revised program will provide access to Government subsidised child care in the family home and be targeted to assist parents or carers who are unable to access other mainstream child care options such as those who work non-standard hours, are geographically isolated or have families with challenging and complex needs.

The new arrangements will reset In Home Care, replace the Nanny Pilot Programme, and align with the key elements of the new child care package. IHC will support families’ workforce participation and early childhood education and care requirements where other approved child care services are not available or appropriate, particularly for families with complex and challenging needs.

Families unable to access Centre-based Day Care (CDC), Family Day Care (FDC) and Outside School Hours Care (OSHC) due to their unique circumstances may be able to access subsidised education and care provided in the family home through IHC.

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Outback Links - Frontier Services

Definition: Outback Links aims to reduce isolation and disadvantage in Outback Australia by linking appropriately skilled and gifted volunteers with outback people, who could use a helping hand

Email:   outback.links@frontierservices.org

What isAussie Helpers Volunteer Isolated Students Education?

https://www.ahvise.org.au/

AHVISE is an educational volunteer organisation comprising of a dedicated team of volunteers from all around Australia, who enjoy to give to others. We support rural and remote outback families who are looking for help in their remote school rooms. These include families, mothers and fathers, who teach their own children at home due to their geographic isolation.

If you are a person who loves helping others and have teaching background then you will fit in with our fantastic team of volunteers!

Farmers don’t like to admit when things are tough, and they are some of the proudest and most resilient people in Australia.  But sometimes they need our help, especially before it’s too late.  Aussie Helpers stays in touch with 1,000’s of farming families around Australia to ensure their well being and survival through good and bad times.