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Framing age messaging guide

This research and resulting message guide were commissioned by a consortium of multi-agency Elder AbusePrevention Networks led by Southern Melbourne Primary Care Partnership, Eastern Community Legal Centre,Merri Health and Barwon Community Legal Service.

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Aged care workforce wage rise – Home Care Packages Program

Care recipient fact sheet.
This fact sheet is to assist Home Care Package (HCP) Program care
recipients to prepare for the increase to award wages from 30 June 2023.

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Elder Abuse – Stories to Understand

This booklet contains three stories, with accompanying artworks that describe situations in which the rights of an older person have been violated by another person.
Storytelling enables us to imagine and think about the human side of challenging issues like elder abuse.
Importantly, each of the stories in this booklet describes services and support that can be accessed to intervene in these situations.

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Reforming Aged Care in Australia

The ‘Reforming aged care in Australia’ booklet was recently published (March 2023) by the Department of Health and Aged Care. The booklet is aimed at older people and their families. It features stories showing how older people are impacted by the aged care reforms, along with explainer information about the specific reforms mentioned in the stories and information on how to engage with the reforms.

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$250 Power Saving Bonus

On 24 March 2023, a new round of the Power Saving Bonus program commenced. Victorian households are now able to receive a new $250 payment, including any households that received a payment through previous rounds of the program.

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Carer Connect Newsletter – Issue 6, July 2023

Carer Connect Newsletter Issue 5, May 2023.
A newsletter containing information relative to unpaid family and friend carers and care service providers.

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Victorian Concessions

This guide will make it easier for Victorians to identify and apply for
concessions that suit their needs, and to understand how household
concessions can help meet the cost of rates, water, energy and gas.

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Improving quality and safety in aged care

Everybody has the right to receive safe and quality aged care supports and services.
Key aged care reforms came into effect on 1 December. These reforms aim to improve the safety, health, wellbeing and quality of life for people receiving aged care and to boost trust in services.

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