We're for people - not for profit. 
It's time to LiveBetter. 

aged

Giving those who are frail, older or living with dementia the opportunity to stay at home and remain independent for as long as possible. 

disability 

Discover our range of flexible support services which promote independence and assist those with a disability to lead their best life possible. 

home & community care

Giving those who are frail, older or living with dementia the opportunity to stay at home and remain independent for as long as possible. 

mental health

Providing support and assistance to allow people with a mental illness to access the necessary services so they can live a better life. 

allied health

Offering a full complement of allied health services across the Central Queensland region.

headspace

LiveBetter is the lead agency for the consortium that runs the headspace facility in Rockhampton. headspace helps 12 – 25 year olds having a tough time 

LiveBetter Community Services is a dynamic human services agency which focuses its efforts on supporting people with disabilities, aged people, people with mental illness and children in the child protection system. We also provide a range of clinical services across regional Queensland as part of a number of funded health programs which focus on increasing access to primary health care and wellbeing activities for rural and remote communities. 

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We work with communities to develop strategies that are relevant within those communities. We provide practical support and value for money. This support can be provided in your home or in the community. We also have some group activities and centre based activities.

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Our aim is to provide individuals, families and communities in Australia with the resources and support they need to build on their existing capabilities and realise their potential. 

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Who We Are

Who We Assist

LiveBetter provides individualised assistance to support independent living within the community.

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Who can receive help from LiveBetter?

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• Mature members of the community who need assistance to maintain their independent lifestyle;

• People faced with physical or intellectual challenges that require support to live independently;

• People who need respite from supporting the people they care for with physical or intellectual challenges;

• Those with challenges related to mental illness who are seeking opportunities to regain or develop life skills; and

• Children or young people who are in the care of Child Safety Services

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