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29 April 2026 - The Roadmap Implementation Governance Group oversees the implementation of the national roadmap for improving the health of people with intellectual disability.

8 December 2024 - Aged care assessors should print this fact sheet and give it to older people during aged care assessments. It provides information for older people about sharing My Aged Care support plans with My Health record.

4 June 2025 - See our webinars about the new Aged Care Act.

29 September 2025 - A summary of how we created practical tools based on research that early childhood intervention services and practitioners can use to track progress towards the goals in the framework.

23 March 2026 - Being active is essential for good mental and physical health and wellbeing. It reduces the risk of many diseases, including some cancers, and helps maintain a healthy weight. Read about how much activity adults with disability should aim for each day, and how to include it in your day.

4 March 2024 - Eating well helps you stay healthy and reduces the risk of disease. Find out why food and nutrition are important, who needs good food and nutrition, how we make sure Australia’s food is safe, and how to understand food labelling.

8 May 2026 - Use the wellness wheel to prompt conversations with your client to better understand what’s important to them across mind, body, and social connectedness. The wheel can assist you in asking questions about your client’s daily life to develop a care plan that is unique to them.

26 October 2023 - Care Leavers Australasia Network (CLAN) offers support to people who grew up in orphanages, children’s homes, missions and foster care in Australia and overseas. Care leavers and CLAN members can contact the organisation to access a range of free services including support and advocacy.

11 May 2025 - The Australian Government is investing in a program to make naloxone available free to people who may experience, or witness, an opioid overdose.

5 November 2025 - Most Support at Home participants will contribute towards the cost of their independence and everyday living services. How much they are required to contribute is based on an assessment of their income and assets by Services Australia. Financial hardship assistance is available if eligible.