Services After Serving helps arrange practical household support at home. That may include cleaning, gardening, lawn mowing, laundry, meal preparation, window cleaning, gutter cleaning, minor home tasks, solar panel cleaning and firewood management. We help coordinate the request, arrange a suitable provider and keep the process clear from start to finish.

DVA Household Services, often called DVA HHS, can help eligible veterans with household tasks they can no longer manage because of an accepted service-related injury or condition. This may include cleaning, gardening, mowing, laundry, meal preparation and other approved household support.

If you want to use DVA funding, you or your authorised representative should confirm that the support is approved and funding is available. We can help coordinate the process, but DVA or the relevant funding body makes funding and eligibility decisions.

Yes. Services can be arranged privately if you are not using DVA, NDIS, aged care, insurance or another funding pathway. Private payment terms will be confirmed before the service is booked.

You can request support with cleaning, housekeeping, gardening, lawn mowing, laundry, ironing, shopping assistance, meal preparation, window cleaning, gutter cleaning, solar panel cleaning, minor home tasks and firewood management. If you are not sure whether your task fits, send us a request and we can review it.

Yes. A family member, carer, support coordinator or authorised representative can submit a request on your behalf. They will need to confirm they are authorised to act for you.

You send us a request and tell us what support is needed. We review the details, check the service, location, timing and any important notes, then arrange a suitable provider. Once the booking is confirmed, we keep you updated. After the work is completed, the provider records the job details where required.

Yes. Once a provider is arranged, we confirm the booking details with you. You will know what service is being arranged, when it is happening and who is attending where those details are available.

Yes, where possible. Changes depend on provider availability, timing, service type and any funding requirements. Please give as much notice as possible if something needs to change.

Please provide at least 48 hours’ notice where possible. Late cancellations or missed appointments may incur a fee, depending on the service and any funding rules that apply.

Contact us as soon as possible so we can review the issue. If there is a problem with the service, we will look at what happened and work through the next step with you and the provider.

Services may be delivered by independent service providers coordinated through Services After Serving. Our role is to help arrange suitable providers, manage the request and keep the process organised.

Service availability depends on location, provider availability and the type of support requested. Send us an enquiry and we can confirm what may be possible in your area.

No. Submitting a request lets us review the details and contact you about the next step. A booking is only confirmed once the service, provider, timing and any funding or payment details are agreed.