Older people, families and carers
We want to hear from you if you’re an older person, a member of their family or a carer.
You can help shape aged care reforms to make sure they deliver high quality and safe aged care services.
We want to know:
- how changes might impact you
- how services should be designed so they improve access and quality of aged care.
Audience
Engagement opportunities
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Consultation: Residential Care Service List
We want to hear from you about the proposed Residential Care Service List under the new Aged Care Act.
Audience: Older people, carers and families, Providers (i.e service administrators, owners), Aged care experts and peak organisations
Topic: Residential care
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Updating clinical guidelines for dementia care
Monash University is updating the clinical practice guidelines for dementia care. They are seeking input to ensure the guidelines help improve the quality and consistency of dementia care.
Audience: Older people, carers and families, Aged care workers, Providers (i.e service administrators, owners), Aged care experts and peak organisations
Topic: Home care, Residential care, Workforce, Research and ICT
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Help create resources for dementia-related incontinence
Monash University is looking for volunteers to help create new resources on dementia-related incontinence.
Audience: Older people, carers and families
Topic: Dementia
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Help us improve online aged care services
We’re looking for people interested in taking part in user research. We will be running multiple research sessions to improve aged care online services, like the My Aged Care website and portal. Please let us know if you’d like to be involved.
Audience: Older people, carers and families
Topic: Home care, Residential care, Diversity and inclusion, Access and navigation, Research and ICT
Upcoming aged care events
Come and see us at one of the many sector conferences, expos and community events we attend
Previous engagements
We've held 196 engagements to inform Aged Care Reforms. Read about previous engagement activities and how these have shaped the aged care reforms.