Navigating the DVA system can feel complicated. As a veteran-run team, we understand the process from lived experience. That’s why we make accessing your approved services straightforward, reliable, and centred around your needs.
Homefront manages the administration, coordinates suitable service providers, and ensures your household tasks are completed safely and professionally. You’ll have:
Our role is to keep your home healthy, tidy, and in good working order so you can focus on your wellbeing.
You’ll be supported by friendly, trained Australian Homefront staff and licensed, vetted service DVA household services providers who follow clear checklists for safety, consistency, and quality. Whether it’s cleaning, meal preparation or keeping your garden manageable, we make sure the job is done properly.
Regular and one-off cleaning assistance to help maintain a safe, hygienic home.
Lawn mowing, pruning, green waste removal, and general garden upkeep.
Internal and external window cleaning to maintain visibility and safety.
Safe removal of debris to reduce risks from blocked or overflowing gutters.
Meal prep and cooking assistance to support daily nutrition and independence.
Ensuring your panels remain efficient and free from dirt and build-up.
Support with washing, drying, folding, and ironing clothing and household linen.
If you need additional domestic assistance, speak with our team. We tailor support to your DVA-approved needs.
HomeFront are experts in everything required to keep a household clean, healthy and sanitary. Our Cleaners work off checklists and within our Quality Assurance framework.
DVA sets the hourly rate for household services and pays providers directly. As a veteran, you do not pay anything out of pocket for approved services. Rates are reviewed regularly by the Department of Veterans’ Affairs.
Gold Card holders may access the full range of DVA Household Services when the tasks are reasonably required due to an accepted service-related condition. Common services include cleaning, gardening, meal prep, window cleaning, laundry help, and other domestic assistance.
HHS stands for Household Services under the Department of Veterans’ Affairs. These services support eligible veterans who cannot manage essential household tasks because of an accepted injury or condition.
Yes, some veterans receive support from both DVA and the NDIS. In most cases, the programs cannot duplicate the same service, so supports are coordinated to avoid overlap. If you’re unsure, our team can help guide you.
Entitlement levels depend on your accepted condition, assessment, and individual needs. DVA reviews requirements regularly. We can help you understand what is reasonable, supported, and likely to be approved.