We've curated some of the best online resources to assist you and your loved ones on the journey of ageing

Dementia Resources

What is Dementia?

The information in this section defines dementia, describes the symptoms and causes of dementia and explains the difference between normal memory problems and dementia.

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The Dementia Guide

The Dementia Guide is an important resource for any person impacted by any form of dementia, of any age. The Dementia Guide can help anyone learn about dementia and the treatments, support and services available.

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Dementia Help Sheets

Help sheets provide advice, common sense approaches and practical strategies on the issues most commonly raised about dementia.

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Support Resources

Support For Older People

We help older people understand and exercise their aged care rights, seek aged care services that suit their individual needs and find solutions to issues they may be experiencing with their aged care providerLearn more

Accessing Aged Care

We support older people, their families and representatives to connect with aged care services that meet an older person’s individual needs either in their own home or an aged care home.Learn more

Advance Care Planning

Advance Care Planning Process

Advance care planning is a simple process that you can start today. It involves thinking about your values, beliefs and preferences for your future health and care while you are still able to make decisions and communicate your preferences and acceptable outcomes. It also involves discussing them with your loved ones and doctors, and documenting them.Learn more

Starting the Conversation

Starting the conversation about advance care planning is an important first step in ensuring a person's preferences for future care are known and respected. If a person's preferences are not known, doctors may use aggressive treatments that the person might not have wanted - and families may feel burdened by the worry that they will make a wrong choice.Learn more

Trauma & Aged Care

For Families & Carers

Many older people have experienced trauma at some point, whether recently or in the past. It can be more difficult for them to manage trauma, if they’re also experiencing loss, grief, or dementia.Learn more

For Workforce

Working in aged care can be rewarding but also difficult, particularly if the people in your care have experienced trauma. There are simple things you can do to help an older person affected by trauma feel safe and get the help that they need, while also supporting your own wellbeing.Learn more

For Managers

The majority of people in aged care have experienced trauma, loss and/or grief at some point in their lives, which can impact both residents and staff. Our resources provide a person-centred approach that can build a sense of safety, control and empowerment for the trauma-affected individual, and help your staff look after their own wellbeing.Learn more

Additional Resources

Multilingual health and aged care information

Below is a list of multilingual resources which you can access to assist you in your work with consumers who speak languages other than English. The resources can be downloaded by following the links provided.

Aged Care Services

Health and Wellbeing

Disability and NDIS

Mental Health

Dementia Support

Financial Issues

Safety

Communication tools

Directories and Search Engines

Resources on our website

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