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Your local team in Auburn

Home care and NDIS support, led by a Registered Nurse.

Personal care, complex care and disability support across Lidcombe, Granville, Strathfield, Auburn and Guildford, from a multilingual local team backed by HomeCaring nationally.

Jenny Tram, Director and Registered Nurse, HomeCaring Auburn

Led by Jenny Tram, Director and Registered Nurse

More than 14 years as a Clinical Nurse Specialist, including wound care and managing a 35-bed surgical ward.

  • Support at Home and NDIS support
  • 15 languages in our team
  • We aim to respond to enquiries and concerns within 4 hours.

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How can we help?

A few details will help us connect you with the right local team.

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  • Locally owned and operated A team that knows Auburn
  • Nurse-led care Clinical insight from a Registered Nurse
  • 15 languages spoken Including Vietnamese, Mandarin and Farsi
  • A reply within 4 hours And support around the clock
Jenny Tram, Director and Registered Nurse, HomeCaring Auburn

Meet your local director

Jenny Tram. Care from the heart.

Jenny spent more than 14 years as a Clinical Nurse Specialist caring for people with complex needs on a surgical ward. During and after COVID-19 she saw gaps in community care, particularly in the skills of some caregivers and support staff, and moved into aged and disability care with a strong belief that it can be done better.

Jenny and the Auburn team take the time to get to know you, your health needs, cultural background and preferences, so they can match you with the right support worker and care plan.

Nurse Unit Manager

Ran a busy 35-bed surgical ward, and during COVID-19 a vaccination hub serving 500 to 1,000 people a day

Wound care specialist

Clinical Nurse Specialist in wound assessment and management, and part of the wound care audit team

Nurse educator

Trained and mentored new and existing nursing staff as Acting Nurse Educator and Team Leader

Staff health

Coordinated the hospital’s annual staff vaccination program and compliance

Our approach: care from the heart, safety and collaboration

We listen, share ideas and work with you to build a plan that works with you, not for you, so you keep your independence, dignity and choice.

“As a nurse, I’ve seen how good care can change lives - not just for the individual, but their whole family. At HomeCaring Auburn, we bring clinical insight and heartfelt connection to every home we walk into. Supporting people to live safely and independently is what we’re here for.”

Jenny Tram, Director and Registered Nurse

Areas we serve

Caring for Auburn and nearby suburbs

Our team supports families right across these suburbs. Not sure we cover your street? Call 1300 875 377.

  • Lidcombe Strong local presence and community connections
  • Granville Convenient access to local clients and families
  • Strathfield Flexible, person-centred community care
  • Auburn Supporting a diverse and multicultural community
  • Guildford Helping clients maintain independence at home

Care in your language

Our team speaks 15 languages.

We have strong connections with Vietnamese, Chinese and Persian communities and understand the importance of culturally respectful care. Language availability depends on staff availability, and interpreter services can be arranged when a suitable team member isn’t available.

  • English
  • Vietnamese
  • Mandarin
  • Cantonese
  • Farsi
  • Dari
  • French
  • Swahili
  • Nepali
  • Hindi
  • Korean
  • Burmese
  • Malay
  • Sinhala
  • Mongolian

In-home support services in Auburn

Support that fits your life

In-home care and NDIS support you can count on, so you feel confident, comfortable and in control of your life at home.

  • Domestic Assistance

    Help with cleaning, laundry and keeping your home running.

  • Personal Care

    Everyday support with showering, dressing and daily routines at home.

  • Complex Care

    Nurse-led support for complex health needs, including wound care.

  • Disability Care

    NDIS support for life skills, community participation and behaviour support.

  • Dementia Care

    Consistent, respectful support that keeps familiar routines in place.

  • Respite Care

    A break for family carers, with support you can trust at home.

Also available:
  • Life Skills
  • Community Participation
  • Behaviour Support
  • Palliative Care
  • 24 x 7 Care
  • Allied Health Care + Much More
Specialist experience

Brain injury, spinal cord injury, MS and stroke

Complex neurological care is where Jenny’s team is strongest, drawing on years of hospital nursing with people who have complex needs.

Local health services we know

Auburn Hospital, Concord Hospital, Cumberland Hospital, Strathfield Private Hospital, Auburn Community Health and Westmead Brain Injury Rehabilitation Service.

Getting started

Four simple steps

  1. A conversation about you We learn your needs, goals, preferences and current supports, and meet your family.
  2. We discuss the right services We guide you through your Support at Home or NDIS options.
  3. Assessment and onboarding We complete the required assessments and paperwork together.
  4. Your first visit With support staff briefed on everything you’ve told us.
Start your Auburn enquiry
A HomeCaring support worker sharing a cuppa with a client

Why choose HomeCaring Auburn

Care you can feel confident about.

Families here tell us they worry about language, cost, and whether carers will be consistent, reliable and know what they’re doing. This is how we answer that.

  • We meet your family first

    We find out every requirement and care need before care starts.

  • Every carer is briefed

    Staff are briefed with everything your family has told us.

  • Feedback both ways

    We check in with you and with staff, make changes, and replace a carer who isn’t the right fit.

  • Trained and supported staff

    Every carer meets the required competencies, with free ongoing training and supervision.

Common questions

Frequently asked questions

How can HomeCaring benefit me?

HomeCaring has a dedicated team of professionals with skills and experience across the aged care and disability sectors. We provide services through the NDIS, Home Care Packages and private arrangements. We have the flexibility and knowledge to be responsive to your needs at all times. We offer a complimentary in-home assessment and can guide you through various ways of receiving support appropriate for you. From your first point of contact with HomeCaring, you will always speak with a caring team member who will focus on the best way to meet your needs.

Can I switch from my current provider to HomeCaring?

Of course! Get in touch with our team today, and they’ll talk you through the process and how we can work with you to maximise your package.

What services does HomeCaring provide?

Contact us today, and we can guide you through the process, whether that’s NDIS or Home Care Packages. We can also provide privately paid services when you don’t have any government funding, or while you’re waiting for approvals.

Will my care team be local?

Yes. Your care is led by a local HomeCaring owner and team who live and work in your community. That means they understand your area, speak your language and are close by when you need them.

How quickly can I get started?

We understand that when you need support, time matters. Our team will respond promptly, provide a free in-home assessment and work with you to get your care plan up and running as soon as possible, often within days.

What funding can I get?

TBC

What areas do you service?

TBC

Talk to Jenny’s team today.

No obligation. Tell us what’s happening and we’ll explain your options.

Jenny Tram, Director and Registered Nurse, HomeCaring Auburn
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