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Aged care Business to Government (B2G) project
We are building technology connections between aged care businesses and government systems to improve information sharing. A better-connected and efficient aged care network will support high-quality aged care. -
Aged care financial viability and capability
We are rolling out a framework to build financial accountability and transparency in aged care. This will help to ensure continuity of care and quality services to aged care recipients. -
Aged Care Regional, Rural and Remote Infrastructure Grant (ACRRRIG)
This grant provided funding for aged care service providers in regional, rural and remote areas to help improve infrastructure. Grants of up to $500,000 per aged care service were available. This grant is now closed for applications. Find out the common reasons why applications were not successful. -
Australian National Aged Care Classification funding model
The Australian Government provides subsidies to approved residential aged care providers through the Australian National Aged Care Classification (AN-ACC) funding model. -
Care minutes and 24/7 registered nurses in residential aged care
Residential aged care providers must provide residents with a minimum number of minutes of care per day, and have at least one registered nurse (RN) onsite and on duty at all times at each residential facility. -
Caring@Home – Symptom management for palliative patients
Caring@Home provides resources that will support people to be cared for, and to die, at home if that is their choice. Resources are available for community service providers, health care professionals and carers. -
Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP)
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. -
Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) wellness and reablement initiative
For your Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) service to remain eligible for government funding, you need to embed wellness and reablement services into your organisation. Join our community of practice and find resources to help you. -
Dementia and Aged Care Services (DACS) Fund
The DACS Fund helps the aged care sector to support older Australians who are sick or living with medical conditions. Read about why the DACS Fund is important and what is funded under DACS. -
Digital transformation for the aged care sector
Our digital transformation agenda is modernising the aged care sector, making it better-connected, automated, sustainable and bringing person-centred care into focus -
General Practice in Aged Care Incentive
The General Practice in Aged Care Incentive supports older people living in residential aged care. This will help them receive quality primary care services from their regular provider and practice. -
Home Care Packages Program
The Australian Government subsidises organisations to provide home care services to eligible older people. As an approved provider of Home Care Packages, make sure you understand how funding works, the fees you can charge, and what your responsibilities are. -
Indigenous Employment Initiative (IEI) Program
We fund the IEI Program to create employment and training opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers in non-clinical aged care roles. -
Innovative Models of Care (IMOC) Program
Learn how this program helps organisations trial new ways of providing primary care in rural and remote communities. -
Lung cancer screening saves lives
If you’re aged between 50 to 70 with a history of smoking, you may be eligible for a free lung screen. -
Market Adjustment Program (MAP)
This program provides funding for residential aged care providers to ensure continuity of care for their residents. Applications are by invitation only. -
Monthly Care Statements for residential aged care
Monthly Care Statements give aged care residents a summary of the care they receive and any changes or events. This monthly update helps residents and their representatives keep a record of their care, and inform ongoing conversations with their provider. -
Multi-Purpose Services (MPS) Program
The MPS Program combines Australian Government funding for aged care services with state and territory health services. This means small rural and remote communities can offer flexible aged care services that meet the needs of their community. -
My Aged Care
My Aged Care makes it easier for older people, their families, and support networks to find information on ageing and aged care. You can find the help you need online, by phone or in person. -
National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Flexible Aged Care Program
We fund this program to provide culturally appropriate aged care to older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. The service providers in this program deliver a mix of aged care services, mainly in rural and remote areas. -
National Aged Care Advocacy Program (NACAP)
NACAP provides free and confidential advocacy support to older people, their family and carers. It also helps aged care service providers to understand their responsibilities and the aged care rights of the people they care for. -
National Cervical Screening Program – Healthcare provider toolkit
This toolkit helps healthcare providers engage under-screened and never-screened women in cervical screening, and support them if they choose to participate. -
National Consistent Payments Framework
The National Consistent Payments (NCP) framework provides support payments to supervisors, practices and registrars on the Australian General Practice Training (AGPT) program. -
palliAGED – palliative care aged care evidence
palliAGED is the palliative care evidence and practice information resource for the Australian aged care sector. It provides support for health and care practitioners as well as resource developers. The website also provides trustworthy information for older Australians, their families and friends. -
Palliative Care Outcomes Collaboration (PCOC)
PCOC helps palliative care providers to identify and measure the impact of their service delivery on people with a life-limiting illness, their families and carers.