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Your Dementia Care rights

Your Dementia Care rights

Everyone should have access to care that respects their choices and helps them enjoy quality of life. But this is sadly not every Australian’s experience, as the recent Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety has shown us. What is the Charter of Aged Care Rights? When you are

Great care helps restore Kim Anh heart

Great care helps restore Kim Anh’s heart

Great care is about supporting the whole person: their body, mental health, social needs, and last but not least, their heart. Someone who has experienced the power of this kind of holistic care – and how it can truly change your life for the better – is Kim Anh. Kim

What is an NDIS support coordinator

What is an NDIS support coordinator?

If you are new to disability support and the National Disability Insurance Scheme, you may have heard the term ‘Support Coordinator’ or ‘Coordinator of Supports’ and wondered what it means. In the NDIS world, a Support Coordinator (also known as a Coordinator of Supports or COS) helps you understand and

A good crew for our beautiful mum

A good crew for our beautiful mum

Sometimes in life, there are souls who bring sunshine to everyone lucky enough to know them. One of these people is 57-year-old Emine. As a wife, mother of three and proud grandmother, Emine has always been devoted to caring for people: first as a stay-at-home mum in charge of a

Six ways to reduce your risk of falls

Six ways to reduce your risk of falls

Each year, one in three Australians aged 65 or over experience a fall. It is currently the largest cause of hospitalisation in our country, with most falls taking place in your own home. Fortunately there are many things you can do to lower your risk of falling, or reduce the

Supporting A Loved One With Dementia

Supporting A Loved One With Dementia

Dementia is one of the leading causes of death in Australia, and affects almost 500,000 Australians each year. It more frequently occurs in those aged 65 or over, but can affect people across all stages of life. Dementia can be a cause of distress for both the individual and their

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