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More support for WA aged carers

WA Disability Services Minister Shelia McHale announced that 28 aged carers would receive more than $1.3 million from the state government to assist them in caring for their adult children with disabilities.

The carers, aged 75 years and older, will be able to use the money for accommodation support, meaningful day activities and respite.

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