
For Families & Carers · Perth
Support for the person who is supporting everyone else.
We don’t just support the person with dementia. We teach the people around them how to support them too — and give carers space to breathe.
You deserve support
You don’t have to navigate dementia alone.
WellKind supports Perth families living with dementia — both the person living with dementia and the family member supporting them — with Living Well Plans, Dementia Engagement, family coaching, Carer Breaks and practical education.
Supporting someone with dementia can be rewarding, exhausting, confusing and overwhelming — often all at the same time. Our role is to make life a little easier, a little more connected and a lot more manageable.
You don’t have to earn a break. You deserve one.

Family support at the centre
Coaching, Carer Breaks and education designed to work alongside Dementia Engagement — not as isolated products.
Family Coaching
Practical skills and confidence to communicate, respond to changes and support independence.
Explore Family Coaching →Carer Break
A meaningful few hours for them. A genuine break for you.
Explore Carer Breaks →Carer Training
Practical dementia education designed specifically for family members and carers.
Explore Carer Training →Young Onset Dementia Family Support
Specialist support when dementia arrives earlier in life and affects the whole household.
Explore YOD Support →Additional carer support
Alongside our core family offerings, families can access practical guidance and peer connection.
Carer Circle
Small, supportive groups where carers can talk, connect and learn from others who understand.
Learn more →One-to-One Carer Support
Practical support to help carers identify overwhelm, create routines, plan Carer Breaks and prepare for changes.
Learn more →Carer Wellbeing
Walking, wellbeing activities, education, social connection and opportunities to recharge.
Learn more →Aged-Care Navigation
Practical guidance to help families understand available aged-care and community support pathways.
Learn more →Emergency Respite Planning
Helping families prepare for the question: “What happens if I can’t care for them tomorrow?”
Learn more →Not sure what support your family needs?
Let’s start with a conversation. Tell us what’s happening, what’s becoming difficult and what you want life to look like.