This interactive webinar supports CHSP providers and their volunteer workforce to understand and demystify the aged care reforms — including how the Aged Care Act 2024 will shape service delivery.
You’ll walk away with a clearer understanding of the reforms and how they’ll impact the way you support older people — with a focus on inclusivity, dignity and rights.
What we’ll cover
We’ll explore key features of the reforms and the vital role of volunteers in delivering quality, person-centred care:
Wellness and reablement
Strengths-based, goal-oriented service delivery
Dignity of risk
Statement of Rights
Who Should Attend
Volunteers and direct care staff working in CHSP-funded programs.
Cost
This workshop is offered at no cost to CHSP and Support at Home-funded organisations
Meet Your Facilitator
Kate Pascale & Associates
Kate Pascale & Associates is a trusted consultancy specialising in practical, evidence-based training for the health and community sector. Since 2008, they’ve helped teams navigate change, strengthen service delivery and build confidence in complex systems – like aged care reform.
With a team of qualified health professionals, KPA brings deep understanding of policy, practice and quality standards, paired with hands-on experience. They’re known for delivering training that’s clear, relevant and immediately useful.
Presented by
The SSD Connect Alliance
Act Now
Places are limited – reserve yours today!
This webinar is also available as an in-person workshop in Brimbank, Melbourne on 16 April. Go here to find out more
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Funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing. Although funding for this event has been provided by the Australian Government, the material contained herein does not necessarily represent the views or policies of the Australian Government.