Funding Available for Western Australian Businesses
Are you a small-to-medium (SME) business based in Western Australia? You might be entitled to government funding support of up to $20,000...
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Residential Aged Care and the NDIS – It’s Time to Work Together
The Australian Institute of Health and Welfare (AIHW) identified in the People with Disability in Australia (2020) report that 5,600 people under the age of 64 are in permanent residential aged care.
Continue Reading...Inclusion, one piece of the Human Rights puzzle
Although the Olympics and Paralympics are soon to be filed away as not-so-distant memories of 2021, during the Games coverage two headlines caught my eye causing an internal conflict that I just can't shake.
Continue Reading...Mental Health First Aid and the NDIS – Does Your Workforce Have the Right Skills?
Market analysis of NDIS growth trends continually identifies psychosocial disability supports as an area in need of significant development (and need for participant support).
Continue Reading...Risk Assessments: What you need to know
Risk assessments are a hot topic at the moment, particularly in the NDIS, as auditors focus in on how providers are managing their risks. And their findings indicate there is quite a lot of room for improvement!
Continue Reading...Approved Aged Care Provider | The Top 5 Things to Consider When Engaging A Consultant For Your Aged Care Application
You've made the exciting decision to apply to become an approved Aged Care provider, congratulations! It's through your initial research however you've identified the need for support. We get it, the application process can be overwhelming, daunting, and time-consuming and it is at this point you start to consider the use of a consultant to support you.
Continue Reading...Technology and the Generational Gap in the Workplace
Today's workplace is a very different place to what it was when I began my working career 45 years ago. Being born in 1960, I'm a member of the demographically large generation born between the end of WWII and mid-1960s, known as Baby Boomers. The term 'boomer' is derived from the boom in births that took place after the return of soldiers from WWII.
Continue Reading...Navigating the ECEI Labyrinth – What’s Ahead for ECEI Providers
Grief, confusion, uncertainty, denial, frustration, worry, guilt, stress... just a few of the many emotions parents and families confront when their young child experiences developmental challenges or has a disability.
Continue Reading...The Royal Commission in to Aged Care – What’s Coming Next?
Alongside the Health Sector, 2020 has made the most significant impact on the Aged Care Sector across Australia; but it's not over yet I'm afraid, in fact it's only just getting started!
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