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Four new members appointed to Aged Care Council of Elders
The Federal Government has welcomed four new members to the Aged Care Council of Elders as it enters its fourth year since inception. The Aged Care Council of Elders was established in late 2021 as a recommendation of the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety. Its purpose to provide a direct voice to the Department of Health and Aged Care about aged care reform. From January 2025, the new members are: Professor Ponniah Anandajay…
Voices of elder Aboriginals central to new aged care report
National report: Urgent reforms needed, based on extensive community consultation to improve aged care for elderly Indigenous Australians. A new report, “Transforming Aged Care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people,” has been released by Interim First Nations Aged Care Commissioner Andrea Kelly, calling for critical reforms to improve aged care for older Aboriginal and […] The post Voices of elder Aboriginals central to new aged care …
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