The Charter of Aged Care Rights (the Charter) sets out the rights of all people receiving Government-subsidised aged care services. The Charter applies regardless of the type of care or service. The Charter makes it easy to understand what quality care looks like. It also gives clear expectations about the services supplied by aged care providers. The Charter is a requirement of the Aged Care Act 1997. Translation Resources are available in language.
Domestic and Family Violence Response Training accredited training workshop in Shepparton.This workshop provides practical knowledge and skills in implementing the Recognise, Respond and Refer Model © in a frontline worker context. This training will take place at Quest Shepparton on 8 – 9 May 2024.
The Victorian Government’s Overseas Qualification Unit are accepting applications for migrants to have their international qualifications recognised in Australia. This is a free and confidential assessment service open to all Victorians – especially for those who have settled here from overseas.
Are you passionate about sustainability and keen to find out more about how to motivate and create change in your community? Then this workshop is for you.
Dementia is a significant and growing condition that impacts individuals, their family members, friends and carers. In 2022, it was estimated that there were 401,300 Australians living with dementia*. Primary Health Networks have been funded to develop local dementia resources, as part of the Commonwealth Government’s response to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety. Several resources are available in English, Greek, Italian, Simplified Chinese and Vietnamese.
Frenchman Damien Guerot will be offered a permanent visa after holding off the Bondi Junction attacker with a bollard.
Giving Migrant Mums a Fair Go is part of the ‘Giving mums a fair go: Culturally-responsive care for women from refugee and migrant backgrounds” Study, a multi-year research study supported by the Australian Research Council and the University of Melbourne.
Authorities have issued warnings for people in parts of Western Australia to avoid mosquito bites after Murray Valley encephalitis virus was detected in local mosquitoes. Here’s what you need to know.
If you are working on farms – and – from a non-English speaking background, there is a survey to assist all CALD farm workers with their needs. Each participant will each receive a $150 Giftpay voucher for their time.
The Victorian State Government is helping the AMWU Victoria (Australian Manufacturers Workers Union) put on a free to attend event for women interested in learning more about jobs in the Manufacturing industry. The event will take place on Thursday, April 18th at Broadmeadows Town Hall, from 10:00am to 12:30pm.