CHSP — Client Contribution & Hardship Provision
CHSP is mostly federally funded but providers ask clients for a small contribution per service. The CHSP National Client Contribution Framework says fees must be transparent, fair and never block essential care — there is a formal hardship process if you cannot pay.
Official source
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Related forms
- Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) — Service Request
- DVA Disability Compensation Payment Claim (formerly Disability Pension) — Form D2582D2582
- DVA Totally and Permanently Incapacitated (TPI) — Special Rate Disability Pension
- MRCA Claim for Liability and/or Reassessment of Compensation — Form D2051D2051
- Care Finder Program — Referral for Intensive Aged Care Navigation Support
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