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Commonwealth Home Support Program provider transition checklist
Resources › Publications22 October 2025 - CHSP providers must prepare for new obligations under the Aged Care Act 2024 from 1 Nov 2025, update agreements, ensure client eligibility, adapt reporting, and comply with regulatory changes.
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Our work related to men's health
Topics › Men's health18 December 2023 - A list of our initiatives, programs, campaigns, reforms or reviews related to men's health.
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Thriving Kids Advisory Group
Committees and groups13 November 2025 - The Thriving Kids Advisory Group provides expert advice for our Thriving Kids initiative.
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Mental Health Online
Contacts7 November 2023 - Mental Health Online provides free online services and programs for people experiencing mental distress. Services include self-assessment, self-help and online professional support.
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Webinar – In-home aged care update
News and media6 June 2025 - We are hosting a webinar to support in-home aged care providers and their workforce to understand upcoming changes to in-home aged care.
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DSOA Program manual – Appendix C – How to fill out the ISP template
Resources › Publications10 June 2025 - Further information to help Disability Support for Older Australians (DSOA) service coordinators fill out the Individual Support Package (ISP) template for their clients.
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CHSP sector readiness webinar – 5 June
News and media15 October 2025 - We are hosting a CHSP sector readiness webinar on Thursday 5 June from 2:00 pm to 3:00 pm (AEST).
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Aged care on-site pharmacist
Our work2 September 2025 - We provide access to funding for community pharmacies and residential aged care homes to employ on-site pharmacists to work in residential aged care homes.
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Updates from semester 1, 2026
News and media17 October 2025 - Updates about the National Consistent Payments (NCP) framework from semester 1, 2026.
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Security Sensitive Biological Agents (SSBA) Regulatory Scheme
Our work3 March 2024 - The deliberate release of harmful biological agents (viruses, bacteria, fungi and toxins) can cause significant damage to human health, the environment and the Australian economy. This scheme helps us manage the security of SSBAs and aims to limit the occurrence of acts of bioterrorism or biocrime.