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Support Workers
We provide the support and training you need to feel equipped and confident in your aged care professional role.
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Case Managers
We support you to feel informed and equipped to find the right solutions for your clients.
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Management
We provide the support and professional training you need to be an effective leader and achieve successful outcomes for your organisation.
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Directors & Executives
Access information and forums to ensure your organisation thrives with the latest aged care sector changes.
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Volunteers & Your Community
Feel informed to make the right choices for your loved ones and your broader local community.
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, our sector support initiatives help to educate and empower staff and organisations overall for the better provision of aged care and CHSP services.
At , our sector support initiatives help to educate and empower staff and organisations overall for the better provision of aged care and CHSP services.
Our tailored training workshops, forums and resources will help keep you up to date with the latest sector changes. We support and educate over 929 individuals in the community sector each year, including support workers, case managers, management, directors and executives and the members of the broader community.
We are also early pioneers in making communities dementia-friendly and more inclusive for people living with dementia and their families, as well as the overall ageing population. If you are an aged care service provider located in the Northern Sydney Region, get in touch today. We are here to help you thrive professionally and enjoy a rewarding career.
The Home Support & Partnerships Coordinator works collaboratively with a range of Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) funded and other community care agencies that provide support services to frail aged and their carers in the Northern Sydney region (Hornsby, Hunters Hill, Ku-ring-gai, Lane Cove, Manly, Mosman, North Sydney, Pittwater, Ryde, Warringah and Willoughby local government areas
The CHSP Sector Support and Development project aims to facilitate access to aged care services and build the capacity of CHSP providers by:
- Building the capacity of CHSP providers to deliver entry-level community aged care services
- Promoting collaboration and partnerships that support the development of the community aged care services system
- Providing guidance to stakeholders to support the transition to the CHSP and access to aged care services
- Demonstrating leadership and providing advice on relevant sector management and service delivery issues
Changing LIVES
One of the best workshops I have attended.
Very informative, relatable information and great resources.
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