Videos

Aged Care Council of Elders member Danijela Hlis shares her vision for aged care facilities.

Aged Care Council of Elders member Gill Lewin explains why individually tailored support is critical to aged care services.

Aged Care Council of Elders member Gwenda Darling shares her thoughts about how individuals wants, and needs should be met through the aged care system.

Aged Care Council of Elders member John McCallum talks about the importance of connecting with different communities in order to build an inclusive aged care system, and provide dignity and respect to all older people.

Aged Care Council of Elders member Dr Kay Patterson OA talks about the valuable contribution older Australians make to communities and their families.

Aged Care Council of Elders member Margaret Walsh OAM is passionate about representing older Australians. She invites all older Australians to have their say on the aged care reforms by engaging with the council.

Aged Care Council of Elders member Michael Barbato OAM shares his thoughts on the need to address include emotional, mental, and spiritual care in aged care services.

Aged Care Council of Elders member Sue McCann shares what good ageing means to her, and why it’s important to provide individual care to meet people’s unique needs.

Aged Care Council of Elders member Tom Calma AO shares his thoughts on why to specialised care is important.

Aged Care Council of Elders member Val Fell OAM explains why being a member of the council is important to her.

Aged Care Council of Elders members introduce the Aged Care Engagement Hub and invite older Australians to have their say on the aged care reforms.

Star Ratings will support older Australians and their representatives to make choices about their aged care. This webinar includes information on Star Rating’s purpose, development, design and implementation.

A short video from Deputy Chief Medical Office, Dr Nick Coatsworth, about masks.

Dr Nick Coatsworth, Deputy Chief Medical Officer, talks about the National Medical Stockpile.

Sean Choolburra offers some tips to help Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities stay healthy, strong and connected during the outbreak of COVID-19.

Jade North is a former Socceroo, Olympian, and the Indigenous ambassador for GIVIT. Listen to his advice on why it is important to keep your hands clean to help stop the spread of the coronavirus.

Michelle Thomas is a registered nurse and final year medical student. She is a proud Boon Warrung woman and a member of the Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association. Listen to her advice on how you can support Elders and older people in your community.

Dr Joel Wenitong is a GP and a musician. Listen to his advice to help keep your mob safe from the coronavirus.

Dr Aleeta Fejo is a member of the Australian Indigenous Doctors' Association (AIDA). Listen to her advice on how Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people can look after their health during the coronavirus outbreak.

Professor Tom Calma AO advises all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to get their free flu shot this year.

Professor Tom Calma AO explains why it's important for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to keep up with their medical appointments during the coronavirus outbreak.

Professor Tom Calma AO explains why it is especially important for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to quit smoking during this time.

Chief Nurse and Midwifery Officer Alison McMillan explains how to wear a mask properly to ensure it is effective.

Deputy Chief Medical Officer Dr Nick Coatsworth talks about the approaching school holidays, coronavirus clusters and whether you should get a COVID-19 test for symptoms that may be allergy-related.

This video animation for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders has been developed to support a new national social and emotional wellbeing and mental health awareness project Keep Your Spirit Strong.