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Aged Care Complaints Scheme Translated Materials are now available

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PDF printable version of Aged Care Complaints Scheme Translated Materials (PDF 43 KB)

Aged Care Complaints Scheme translated materials are now available

The Aged Care Complaints Scheme (the Scheme) has translated its new brochure and poster into the 17 languages older Australians are most likely to speak: Italian, Greek, Chinese, Polish, German, Croatian, Vietnamese, Russian, Arabic, Dutch, Serbian, Maltese, Macedonian, Spanish, Hungarian, Tagalog, and Turkish.

These resources can help anyone who speaks those languages understand how the Scheme works and how it can assist with concerns about the quality of care being provided by an Australian Government subsidised residential or community aged care service.

We have received strong interest in these materials. If you have already placed an order it will arrive in January.

You can access and order our complete library of resources through the Aged Care Complaints Scheme website, you may also complete the attached order form and return it via email, fax or post.

If you have any questions or would like to give us feedback, please contact us by email;

Aged Care Complaints Scheme translated resources order form

Contact name:
Contact number:
Organisation:
Email address:
Street address:
Suburb:
Postcode:
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‘I have a concern’ DL brochure is available to order in the following languages:
Qty
Order Limit*
Arabic50
Chinese50
Croatian50
Dutch50
German50
Greek50
Hungarian 50
Italian50
Macedonian50
Maltese50
Polish50
Russian50
Serbian50
Spanish50
Tagalog50
Turkish50
Vietnamese50
The ‘Do you have a concern? A3 poster is available to order in the following languages:
Qty
Order Limit*
Arabic20
Chinese20
Croatian20
Dutch20
German20
Greek20
Hungarian 20
Italian20
Macedonian20
Maltese20
Polish20
Russian20
Serbian20
Spanish20
Tagalog20
Turkish20
Vietnamese20
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