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In-home care is are ideal if you want to remain living in your own home and need a little extra help around the house. In the Australian Capital Territory, a number of In-home care providers can tailor a home care program or Home Care Package to suit your needs.
Home care services can provide assistance with a range of everyday tasks including personal care, domestic assistance, transport, social support, respite care, nursing and home & garden maintenance.
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The Federal Government has made good on its promise to target the prevention and treatment of dementia with the release of $32.5 million worth of research grants.
The move is a bold callout to the country’s best researchers, encouraging them to get behind the fight against dementia.
First launched in 2011, Aged Care Who Cares? is the essential handbook for anyone attempting to navigate Australia’s complicated aged care system.
In response to Federal Government reforms, the book relaunches at the end of this month with a revised summary of the relevant aged care regulations.
Yesterday afternoon the Federal Government announced the termination of the Dementia and Severe Behaviours Supplement, a scheme introduced by the Labor Government to provide additional support to those suffering the most severe and debilitating symptoms of dementia.
The Assistant Minister for Social Services Mitch Fifield declared the Supplement had gone well beyond the budget allocated to it by the previous government.
Around 1000 delegates and a field of international experts are expected at the Sydney Hilton today to talk sex, drugs and rock and roll in the lives of people living with dementia.
Risky Business 2: This Time It’s Personal is a yearly dementia conference conducted by The Dementia Centre in partnership with HammondCare that tackles deeply personal issues effecting the 44 million people living with dementia around the world.
