This session sold out when we ran it in August. So we’re running it again.
The Aged Care Act 2024 introduces whistleblower protections across aged care. This means older people, staff, volunteers and others must have a safe way to report misconduct or wrongdoing – without fear of retaliation.
Aged care providers must now establish clear, compliant systems to protect whistleblowers and respond appropriately to concerns.
In this practical online session, we’ll unpack provider responsibilities and offer step-by-step guidance to help you implement these protections in your organisation.
We’ll cover
What the new Whistleblower Provisions mean for in-home aged care providers
What compliance looks like in practice
Practical ways to implement whistleblower systems that work in your setting
How to identify and engage key stakeholders
How to use simple change management tools, such as communication plans
Why Attend?
Gain practical insights into your obligations under the new law
Take away a summary slide deck for ongoing reference
Join a live Q&A to explore your organisation’s challenges
Who Should Attend?
CHSP and Support at Home-funded providers who want to know more about what the Whistleblowers Provisions mean to their organisation and staff.
Cost
No cost to people who work in CHSP-funded aged care.
Meet Your Facilitators
Jennene Buckley
Jennene is an aged care entrepreneur with nearly 30 years of experience in Health, Aged, and Community Care. As former CEO of Feros Care, she transformed it from a small charity into a national enterprise serving 60,000 clients annually.
Now a Founding Partner at Enkindle Consulting, Jennene specialises in strategy, service design, digital transformation, and innovation, serving on several prominent boards and advisory councils.
Tash Edwards
Tash has over a decade of experience leading workforce strategy, change management, and consumer experience in the Aged Care and Disability sectors.
As a Founding Partner at Enkindle Consulting, Tash has worked with the Australian Government on the Aged Care Reforms. She supports organisations in adapting to the reforms through workforce design, leadership, and business improvement strategies. Her expertise includes training at Stanford’s Design School and certification as a Change Practitioner.
Presented by
The SSD Connect Alliance. Find out more about us here
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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.