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3 September 2025 - The CHSP provides entry-level support for older people who need some help to stay at home. Service providers work with them to maintain their independence and keep them as well as possible. Find out what service providers need to know about this program.

4 June 2025 - As a residential aged care provider, you can ask people in government-subsidised care to pay some fees and accommodation costs.

3 July 2025 - Information on aged care fees and payments for younger people under 65 years living in residential aged care.

4 June 2025 - The Australian Government funds approved providers to help with the cost of meeting specific care needs. As an approved provider, you might also ask people in government-funded aged care to pay some fees and costs.

14 August 2025 - If you provide government-subsidised CHSP services, you have certain responsibilities. You must do things like meet quality standards, comply with the Charter of Aged Care Rights, undertake performance reporting, use a wellness approach, manage care plans and comply with the grant agreement.

14 August 2025 - CHSP service providers collect client contributions from people receiving their care. Find out about these contributions and how to collect and report them.

19 August 2025 - You must enter into a resident agreement with a person before you can start providing services to them. You must include certain details, provide a copy to the person, and make sure they understand and agree to it. Review the agreement as needed, and update it if you both agree to the changes.

22 August 2025 - The Multi-Purpose Service Program (MPSP) delivers integrated health and aged care in rural and remote Australia, helping older people stay close to family and friends through flexible, community-based services tailored to local needs.

19 August 2025 - Residential aged care is for older people who can no longer live independently at home. The Australian Government funds residential aged care to make it more affordable and accessible.

4 June 2025 - A care recipient exits your service if they no longer want or need home care, pass away, change providers or you need to transfer services to another provider. You cannot charge an exit fee and must follow specific steps to exit the care recipient.