Sector Support

NSW Treaty Commission Conversation: Umina
2026-03-12 11:30 - 13:30 (Australia/Sydney) | Umina (Location TBC)
The NSW Treaty Commission is heading to Wyong, Newcastle and Umina, and Aboriginal communities across NSW are invited to be part of the conversation. Bring the mob, share your thoughts, and grab a feed.
A conversation led by Aboriginal people, for Aboriginal people
Aboriginal communities across NSW are being invited to take part in a statewide conversation about whether a Treaty or another kind of formal agreement is wanted, and what that could look like.
This is not the start of a Treaty. It is the start of a conversation — one that belongs to Aboriginal people across NSW.
What This Conversation Is About
The NSW Treaty Commission has been asked to listen to Aboriginal people across the State and report back on two key questions:

Do Aboriginal people want a Treaty or another kind of formal agreement in NSW?
If so, what should that agreement include?

There is no decision already made. The answers to these questions will come directly from Aboriginal communities.
What’s Happening Now
Over 12 months, the NSW Treaty Commission is travelling across NSW to listen to Aboriginal people — in cities, towns, regional centres and remote communities.
This process is independent of government and shaped by what communities choose to share.
Newcastle
Yamuloong Centre | 71 Prospect Rd, Garden Suburb NSW 2289
Tuesday, 10th March 2026 11:30am – 1:30pm
Event details here
Wyong
📍 Where: Wyong Golf Club | 319 Pacific Hwy, Wyong
📅 When: Wednesday, 11th March 2026
⏰ Time: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Event details here
Umina
When: Thursday, 12th March 2026
Check for further details on social media
What This Means for You and Your Family
Taking part is your chance to:

Say whether you want a Treaty or another form of agreement making, or not
Share what justice, fairness and the future mean for your community
Help decide the right path for your mob, region or nation

This is about shaping a future that reflects your experiences, your culture and your hopes.
If you cannot attend a session, you can upload your thoughts online:

Written story or statement
Voice recording
Artwork
Video message
Survey
Register your interest for a small targeted session
Host your own Treaty Conversation

Submissions from non-Aboriginal individuals or organisations are not currently a part of this consultation process. There will be opportunities in the future for non-Indigenous people and organisations to learn about the process and have a say. For now, the focus is on ensuring Aboriginal voices are heard clearly and without interference.
Full details on the NSW Treaty Commission website here

Varying and renewing provider registration Q&A
2026-03-17 14:00 - 15:00 | Online
The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission will discuss the process of varying and renewing provider registration.
In this webinar, we will cover the below topics and answer your most frequently asked questions:

the different types of variations
how to submit a variation and the supporting documentation we might ask for, and
the renewal process; related fees and audit delivery.

The Commission webinar will be held on Tuesday 17 March – Register to attend the webinar here.
To unpack the content with your peers, Your Side’s Sector Support debriefing session will be held on Wednesday 18 March – Register for the Debriefing here.

Debriefing Session: Varying and renewing provider registration discussion
2026-03-18 10:30 - 11:30 | Online
Sector Debriefing Session: Varying and renewing provider registration, ACQSC Webinar

Join other like-minded sector support colleagues as we unpack the key points from the recently held ACQSC webinar on Varying and renewing provider registration.

We know your time is highly valuable so this short 45-minute debriefing session aims to provide the sector with the opportunity to discuss this specific topic and to hear how others in the sector will be addressing this process.

Please ensure you have attended the ACQSC webinar, so you are able to fully participate. (Webinar on Tues 17 March here)

Who should attend:

CHSP Service Providers
Aged Care Sector Support and Development staff
Aged Care Case Managers

Title: Sector Debriefing Session: Rights – Varying and renewing provider registration, ACQSC Webinar
Date: Wednesday 18th March 2026
Time: 10.30 am – 11.30 am
Format: Online via Zoom
Cost: Free to attend

If you have any questions, please contact Lilly or Danni via sectorsupport@yourside.org.au
This is delivered by Sector Support and Development at Your Side
Register here

CACF Community Aged Care Forum NSW (online)
2026-03-19 10:00 - 12:00 | Online
CACF is a NSW quarterly interagency meeting for discussing key issues affecting the aged care and disability sectors.
The group brings together community aged care representatives across NSW including:
• Consumer peak bodies
• Local government organisations
• Non-government industry bodies
• Members of the NSW Sector Support Development Network
• Regional not-for-profit organisations
For joining details please contact julie.dunne (at) ageingaustralia.asn.au

Custodians of Culture Anti Discrimination, Bullying and Harassment for CHSP Leaders
2026-03-19 10:00 - 13:30 | Online
The workshop explores the critical link between leadership behaviour, workplace culture, and high-risk conduct. Learn to recognise inappropriate and risky behaviours early, understand the benefits of timely intervention, and develop confidence in applying strategies that promote respect and accountability. Be empowered to contribute to a culture where people feel safe, valued, and supported.
This immersive approach will equip you to assess issues, apply practical techniques and implement effective support and resolution strategies.
Delivered by the Sector Support and Development team at MDS
Register here

Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Multicultural Network (HKMN)
2026-03-19 12:00 - 14:00 | Various Locations
Hornsby Ku-ring-gai Multicultural Network (HKMN) aims to support and raise emerging issues faced by service providers in addressing and representing multicultural clients within the Local Government Area (LGA) of Hornsby and Ku-ring-gai to improve their wellbeing and lives.
The committee is made up of representatives from government and non-government agencies and welcomes representation of services that work in the area and are focussed on multicultural issues.
2026 Meeting Schedule

Thursday 19 March
Tuesday 12 May
Tuesday 16 June
Tuesday 11 Aug
Tuesday 13 October
Wednesday 9 December

Schedule current at March 2026, contact Uma uma.menon (at) knc.org.au for further information.

Community of Practice: National Palliative Care Standards (Standard 2: Developing the Care Plan)
2026-03-19 14:00 - 15:00 | Online
Join Palliative Care Australia for their monthly deep dive into the National Palliative Care Standards, where we explore one standard in detail and discuss ways to embed it into everyday practice.

This month, we focus on Standard Two: Developing the (comprehensive) care plan, which emphasises care that is responsive to the needs of the person, informed by evidence and aligned with the individual’s values, goals and preferences as documented in their care plan.
Our expert panel, Lara McIntyre, Sandra Postlewaight and Catherine Joyce will reflect on their professional experiences, share practical insights and discuss how Standard Two can be integrated into day-to-day practice.

The National Palliative Care Standards for Specialist Services (Edition 5.1, 2024) set a vision for compassionate, high-quality palliative care. Complementing these, the National Palliative Care Standards for All Health Professionals and Aged Care Services (2022) acknowledge that palliative care occurs across diverse settings. The Palliative Care Self-Assessment (PaCSA) supports services in self-assessing against both sets of standards and developing action plans for continuous quality improvement.
Make the most of this session by downloading the National Palliative Care Standards and PaCSA before the webinar https://palliativecare.org.au/national-palliative-care-standards/
Whether you work in a specialist or non-specialist palliative care service, the CoP and monthly webinars have been designed to support you in providing high-quality palliative care.
Haven’t joined the CoP yet? Complete the Expression of Interest Form
Register for the 19 March session

Strengthened Quality Standards: Home care (online workshop)
2026-03-24 14:00 - 15:30 | Online
The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission is running free online workshops on the Strengthened Quality Standards. These sessions are designed for Home Care service providers.
The workshops provide an overview of the structure and requirements of the strengthened Quality Standards, and how they can be applied in your service setting.
The session uses a detailed case study to explore the application of the Standards and key considerations for providers. While specific Outcomes and Actions are considered as part of the case study, we will not be discussing the application of the Standards to individual service settings. The session does not cover all the Outcomes and Actions of the Standards, but draws on key elements relevant to the case study as an example of how providers might consider their obligations.
The session provides opportunities to discuss approaches and ideas with other participants.
Various dates to choose from:

Tuesday 24 March 2026, 2:00pm to 3:30pm (AEDT)

Registration here .
Login to your ALIS account (Aged Care Learning Information Solution) and click Live Learning Sessions.
Overview of Commission’s Live Learning Sessions here

CHSP Volunteering National Symposium
2026-03-25 11:00 - 15:30 | Online
Volunteering in Aged Care: Empower, Sustain, Transform

National CHSP Volunteering Online Symposium

As part of the National Symposium Series supported by the National CHSP Conference Collaborative, we are pleased to present the second symposium in the series: Volunteering in Aged Care: Empower, Sustain, Transform.
Join us online for a free symposium to explore volunteering in aged care:

Empowering volunteers – training, compliance and wellbeing
Sustaining a diverse and inclusive volunteer ecosystem
Transforming volunteer roles for greater impact

National Symposium Series Online:

CHSP Workforce Symposium – 26 February 2026 – Register here
CHSP Volunteering Symposium – 25 March 2026 – Register here
CHSP Diversity and Inclusion Symposium – 13 May 2026 – Register here

CHSP Orientation for field staff (online)
2026-03-26 12:30 - 15:00 | Online
This engaging and practical workshop is designed to empower CHSP field staff, particularly those from newly growth-funded providers, with the knowledge, skills, and confidence to deliver high-quality support to older Australians.
Participants will strengthen their understanding of effective service delivery, documentation, reporting, and client care standards, while reinforcing their commitment to the Aged Care Code of Conduct and culturally respectful practices. The session also provides valuable insight into CHSP’s vital role in helping older people remain independent at home, and prepares providers for the evolving aged care landscape, including the transition to the Support at Home program.
Attendees will gain a clear understanding of CHSP’s strategic priorities, service categories, governance responsibilities, and compliance requirements, alongside practical guidance to support continuous improvement, innovation, and future planning.
By the end of the workshop, participants will feel informed, confident, and ready to contribute to a strong, responsive, and sustainable CHSP sector.
Register here

Aged Care Financial Report 2025-26 webinar
2026-03-26 14:00 - 15:00 | Online
Delivered by the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.
This webinar provides an overview of changes to the Aged Care Financial Report (ACFR) for 2025-26 due to the transition to the new Aged Care Act and Support at Home program. We encourage residential aged care and Support at Home providers to attend to understand key financial reporting changes.
Register here

SNHN Primary Healthcare Symposium: Bridging Minds and Systems in Mental Health
2026-03-26 18:15 - 21:00 | Epping Club, 45 Rawson Street, Eping, NSW, 2121, Australia
Hosted by Sydney North Health Network.
Join us for an evening of engaging and thought-provoking conversations with influential healthcare leaders.
Our expert panel, facilitated by Professor Ian Hickie, AO, Professor of Psychiatry who will lead a discussion on what an integrated, place-based & person-centred approach to mental health includes. It will address disparities in access and equity, early intervention, Alcohol & Other Drugs and mental health, and the community perspective on mental health. We will explore how clinicians can work together to improve the outcomes of people and communities with mental health concerns.

Audience: GPs, Nurses, Practice Staff and Managers, Pharmacists, Allied Health Professionals, LHD Staff, and other interested Health Professionals and their staff working in the Sydney North Health Network Region
Registration here

Introduction to Psychosocial Hazards
2026-03-31 10:00 - 12:00 | Online
Learn what psychosocial hazards are (in the context of wellbeing), identify potential negative outcomes, and have an opportunity to assess the potential level of risk of a hazard. Don’t be caught out and underprepared for the legislative changes in your state or territory. This highly practical session will provide leaders with the know-how to reduce key risks or hazards in your unique context
Delivered by Central Coast Sector Support and Development
Free for CHSP providers
Register here

Emergency and Disaster planning for CHSP Providers
2026-03-31 13:00 - 13:45 | Online
Are you a CHSP provider? How well are you prepared? Do you have effective risk management systems and practices in place? Have you partnered with older people, family, carers, workers, and other response partners?
Delivered by Carers NSW, this free workshop will:

Summarise the relevant Aged Care Quality Standards for emergency preparedness

Explore potential risks that could impact your organisation during a disaster
Identify key stakeholders to consult with when developing or updating your emergency preparedness plans.

To find out more email education@carersnsw.org.au
Details and registration here

Managing expectations, Professional Conduct and Client Communication
2026-03-31 13:30 - 15:30 | Online
Participants will gain practical tools and strategies to confidently manage client expectation, particularly those arising from the implementation of the new Aged Care Act.
Suitable for:
· care managers/coordinators
· client engagement officers
· customer service officers
The webinar will be tailored to staff working in CHSP programs.
The content will therefore be linked to the Aged Care Act 2024, the Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards, CHSP programme guidelines and broader legislation including the Fair Work ACT 2009, Health Records ACT 2001 and Privacy Principles.
Trainer: Trish Miller from KPA
This webinar is jointly brought to you by Ku-ring-gai Council and Your Side.
Register here

NSW Aboriginal Aged Care Forum: Coming Together, Moving Forward (Williamtown)
2026-04-01 08:30 - 2026-04-02 17:00 | Murrook Cultural Centre, 2163 Nelson Bay Rd, Williamtown, NSW, 2318, Australia
Explore current challenges and practical strategies for improving access to in-home aged care services for Aboriginal older people & Elders.
Hear from Aged Care leaders and respected Elders and take part in cultural experiences that deepen understanding and support the delivery of culturally safe, inclusive care.
Dates: 1-2 April 2026 (2 day event)
Cost: Free for CHSP providers
Register here

Palliative Care: Younger Australians with a Terminal Illness Caught Between Systems
2026-04-01 09:30 - 11:00 | Online
Livestream Parliamentary Friends: When Age Is the Barrier: Younger Australians with a Terminal Illness Caught Between Systems
Palliative Care Australia invites you, together with co-convenors Senator Kerrynne Liddle and Senator Raff Ciccone, to attend When age is the barrier: Younger Australians with a terminal illness caught between systems.
Age is a major factor in what support you can access from the health, aged care and disability systems. There is a vast difference in the support available for someone who is under 65 compared with those 65 and older.
Sadly, people diagnosed with a life-limiting illness under 65 face distinct and often overlooked challenges.
For working-age Australians, this can mean navigating employment, loss of income, and family responsibilities alongside a palliative diagnosis. Children, adolescents and young adults experience distinct challenges because support systems may not be designed with them in mind.
Palliative Care Australia is especially concerned about a cohort of Australians under 65 who have significant disability due to an advanced life-limiting condition, but who are unable to access the functional support that would allow them to remain at home safely. Home-based services such as personal care, domestic assistance and carer respite are essential to their dignity and quality of life.
Each year, an estimated 5,000 Australians with advanced life-limiting illness go without the essential supports that would enable them to remain safely at home.
Without access to appropriate care at home, their only alternatives are extended hospital admissions, or inappropriate early entry to residential care – causing distress to people and families, and avoidable costs to government.
At this event you hear about the human impact of these challenges, the reasons behind the current situation, and what can do to meet this pressing gap in services.

Panel speakers include:

Peter Allcroft – Facilitator, Palliative Care Australia Board Chair

Fiona Hassman – Lived Experience and Manager, Piece of Mind Foundation

Jamieson Lowe – VIC/TAS co-convener, Palliative Care Social Work Australia

Olivia Nassaris – CEO, Parkinsons Australia

Clare Sullivan – CEO, MND Australia

Register here

Psychosocial Safety for Leaders
2026-04-07 13:00 - 15:00 | Online
In this highly engaging session, we will build manager’s leadership capability by:

Discuss the positive implications of mitigating psychosocial risks and hazards in the workplace (the financial, moral and legislative obligations of employers)
Discover key psychosocial risks and hazards and how leaders can lead with these factors in mind (understanding the role they play)
Develop a practical action plan that is meaningful to each leader

Event hosted by Central Coast Sector Support & Development
Free for CHSP providers
Further information and registration here

Culturally Informed Trauma Integrated Professional Development Program: Enhancing Culturally Responsive Practices
2026-04-08 09:30 - 2026-04-09 15:30 | Ron Moore Community Centre, Minto, 120 Guernsey Avenue, Minto, NSW, Australia
Delivered by We Al-li and Banksia Healing, this program is designed for frontline professionals working with Aboriginal clients and communities across sectors such as health, child protection, juvenile justice, AOD, education, NDIS, corrections and community services.
Grounded in cultural healing practices and the @wealli.au trauma-informed framework, and delivered under the Sovereign Business Model, the workshop supports practitioners to move beyond compliance-driven responses and strengthen relational, culturally responsive and trauma-integrated approaches when working with Aboriginal children, young people, adults and Elders.
Participants will explore:
• Intergenerational trauma and its impacts
• Behaviour as language
• Cultural safety and reflective practice
• Trauma impacts on the brain and body
• Cultural healing modalities including yarning, storytelling, deep listening and connection to Country

The workshop will be facilitated by Keira and Taylor Edwards (sister team) bringing together lived experience, cultural knowledge, and professional practice.
Further information here

Aged Care Law: Financial and Prudential Standards
2026-04-09 12:00 - 12:45 | Online
This Aged Care Webinar Series is delivered by Russell Kennedy. Each session will explore specific aspects of the legislative framework, providing practical guidance for aged care providers managing your regulatory compliance obligations.
Who should attend: Board members, CEOs, executive managers, managers, governance professionals, compliance leads and quality coordinators across Residential Care, Support at Home and the Commonwealth Home Support Program and other senior people who need to be across the new obligations and reforms.
Session 1: Higher Everyday Living Fees and Services
A practical guide to implementing your higher everyday living services program.
Wednesday 18 March, 12:00pm to 12:45pm (AEST)
Session 2: Financial and Prudential Standards
A practical guide to implementing your financial and prudential management system.
Thursday 9 April, 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM (AEST)
Session 3: Whistleblower Disclosures
Making sense of the new Whistleblower Disclosure requirements and interaction with your complaints system
Date: Thursday 7 May, 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM (AEST)
Session 4: Registered Supporters
How to manage supported decision-making and the provision of information to registered supporters.
Date: Thursday 11 June, 12:00 PM – 12:45 PM (AEST)
Free to attend.
Register here

Digital Health Support for Carers
2026-04-13 10:00 - 12:00, 2026-04-15 13:00 - 15:00 | Carers NSW, North Sydney, Level 10, 213 Miller Street, North Sydney, NSW, 2060, Australia
Carers Australia and the Australian Digital Health Agency are helping carers better understand how digital health systems can support them. This includes learning how digital health can be used safely and securely, how health information is protected, and how carers can manage access settings.
Digital health information includes:
• Pathology or diagnostic imaging results;
• Immunisations;
• Medications;
• Discharge summaries; and
• Electronic prescriptions.
Carers NSW invites carers to stay for an additional hour for a Future Planning workshop. This workshop will guide carers through the key legal, medical, financial and practical considerations involved in planning for the future. It will also provide information about tools and supports to help carers in planning for the future; End of life planning; Helpful services and resources.
This event will be held in North Sydney with two dates to choose from:
Option One: Mon 13 April 2026, 10am- 12pm
Option Two: Wed 15 April 2026, 1pm – 3pm
For more information, contact caa@carersaustralia.com.au

NSW Treaty Commission Conversation: Toomelah
2026-04-13 13:00 - 15:00 | Toomelah Public School, Bogabilla
The NSW Treaty Commission is heading to Wyong, Newcastle and Umina, and Aboriginal communities across NSW are invited to be part of the conversation. Bring the mob, share your thoughts, and grab a feed.
A conversation led by Aboriginal people, for Aboriginal people
Aboriginal communities across NSW are being invited to take part in a statewide conversation about whether a Treaty or another kind of formal agreement is wanted, and what that could look like.
This is not the start of a Treaty. It is the start of a conversation — one that belongs to Aboriginal people across NSW.
What This Conversation Is About
The NSW Treaty Commission has been asked to listen to Aboriginal people across the State and report back on two key questions:

Do Aboriginal people want a Treaty or another kind of formal agreement in NSW?
If so, what should that agreement include?

There is no decision already made. The answers to these questions will come directly from Aboriginal communities.
What’s Happening Now
Over 12 months, the NSW Treaty Commission is travelling across NSW to listen to Aboriginal people — in cities, towns, regional centres and remote communities.
This process is independent of government and shaped by what communities choose to share.
Newcastle
Yamuloong Centre | 71 Prospect Rd, Garden Suburb NSW 2289
Tuesday, 10th March 2026 11:30am – 1:30pm
Event details here
Wyong
📍 Where: Wyong Golf Club | 319 Pacific Hwy, Wyong
📅 When: Wednesday, 11th March 2026
⏰ Time: 11:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Event details here
Umina
When: Thursday, 12th March 2026
Check for further details on social media
Toomelah
Toomelah Public School, off Old Bruxner Hwy, Boggabilla NSW 2409
Monday 13 April 2026, 1:00pm to 3:00pm
Narrabri
The Crossing Theatre (Exhibition Room), 117 Tibbereena St, Narrabri NSW 2390
Tuesday 14 April 2026, 11:00am to 1:00pm
Inverell
Annex Hall, Inverell Town Hall, Otho St & Evans St, Inverell NSW 2360
Wednesday 15 April 2026, 11:00am to 1:00pm
Moree
Auditorium, Moree Services Club, 3 Albert St, Moree NSW 2400
Thursday 16 April 2026, 5:00pm to 7:00pm
What This Means for You and Your Family
Taking part is your chance to:

Say whether you want a Treaty or another form of agreement making, or not
Share what justice, fairness and the future mean for your community
Help decide the right path for your mob, region or nation

This is about shaping a future that reflects your experiences, your culture and your hopes.
If you cannot attend a session, you can upload your thoughts online:

Written story or statement
Voice recording
Artwork
Video message
Survey
Register your interest for a small targeted session
Host your own Treaty Conversation

Submissions from non-Aboriginal individuals or organisations are not currently a part of this consultation process. There will be opportunities in the future for non-Indigenous people and organisations to learn about the process and have a say. For now, the focus is on ensuring Aboriginal voices are heard clearly and without interference.
Full details on the NSW Treaty Commission website here

NSW Treaty Commission Conversation: Narrabri
2026-04-14 11:00 - 13:00 | The Crossing Theatre, Narrabri

Support at Home End-of-Life Pathway Legal and Clinical Insights (online)
2026-04-15 11:00 - 12:00 | Online
Hosted by ELDAC (End of Life Directions for Aged Care), the session will cover on the clinical, legal and ethical challenges that arise when supporting people at the end of life, at home.
This webinar is for allied health professionals, clinicians, and those supporting end‑of‑life care in community and home settings.
This webinar will provide health professionals with practical strategies to navigate the legal and clinical landscapes of supporting the older person’s end‑of‑life care needs at home. Using a case study, our expert panel will discuss:

End-of-life care Pathway
Decision-making capacity and consent
Family conflict and disputes in the older person’s care
Allied health’s role in end-of-life care.

Panellists:

Penny Neller, Project Manager, End of Life Law for Clinicians
Olivia Farrer, Senior Research Fellow, ELDAC
Fran Gore, Palliative Care Clinical Nurse Consultant, Mercy Health

If you have any questions about this webinar, please contact: eldac.project (at) flinders.edu.au
Register here

NSW Treaty Commission Conversation: Inverell
2026-04-15 11:00 - 13:00 | Inverell Town Hall

NSW Treaty Commission Conversation: Moree
2026-04-16 17:00 - 19:00 | Moree Services Club

Appin Massacre Memorial Ceremony 2026
2026-04-19 11:00 - 15:30 | Cataract Dam Picnic Area, Appin, Cataract Dam Road, Cataract, NSW, 2560, Australia
2026 marks 210 years since the Appin Massacre of 17 April 1816, a significant and painful moment in the history of the Dharawal people.
All are invited to attend in a spirit of remembrance, respect, and solidarity with the Dharawal people who lost their lives, and with the descendants of those who survived.
This gathering is an opportunity to pause, to acknowledge the truth of what took place, and to continue the shared work of healing and reconciliation.
This family friendly event begins with a free BBQ lunch, followed by walking together from the picnic area to the dam wall, where the memorial ceremony takes place. The walk is a 10-15 minute walk along a sealed road, which will be closed to traffic. For those who need assistance, transport will be available. The memorial includes a smoking ceremony, cultural dance by local Aboriginal groups and didgeridoo performance.
All are welcome to attend and take part respectfully in this important day.
Hosted by the Winga Myamly Reconciliation Group and the Aboriginal communities of Macarthur, the day is centred on three enduring themes: Remembering. Healing. Reconciliation.
Further details here

Invox Support at Home National Conference
2026-04-21 09:00 - 2026-04-22 17:00 | Marvel Stadium Melbourne, 740 Bourke St, Docklands, VIC, 3008, Australia
Six months into the rollout, Australia’s only dedicated Support at Home National Conference will bring together experts, providers and sector leaders to focus on what this first phase has taught us – what’s working and what needs to change.
Conference themes include:

Workforce
Financial sustainability
Compliance
Technology and systems
Lessons from the first six months of Support at Home
Participants: meeting needs and growing participant base.

Earlybird pricing:

In-person ticket from $1,165
Online only ticket $940

Details and registration here

LGBTI+ Inclusive Aged Care & the Strengthened Quality Standards (online)
2026-04-22 10:00 - 12:30 | Online
You are invited to attend an interactive workshop about the experiences of older LGBTI+ communities in aged care settings, to build participant’s skills in inclusive ageing and person-centred culturally safe aged care in the home. This workshop is suitable for in-home aged care workers, managers and executives to understand their professional and practice obligations in supporting the health and wellbeing of LGBTI+ people. The session will look at the requirements under the new Aged Care Act including the Statement of Rights for older people and the Strengthened Quality Standards.
Workshop Facilitator: Karen Menzies, Learning and Development Facilitator, Silver Rainbow and Twenty10
If you have any questions, please contact Lilly or Danni via sectorsupport@yourside.org.au
Register here
