Resources

The policy describes how complaints about the PHN program are handled. Complaints are treated seriously, promptly and fairly.

Our workforce strategy builds capability and prepares our workforce for the future, ensuring we have the right people, in the right place, at the right time.

The PHN Program Logic aims to give an overview of the relationships between resources, activities and expected results of the program. It is a planning and evaluation tool that helps visualise how the program achieves its intended outcomes

This is a fact sheet about Medicare Mental Health Centres in Easy Read format.

A report on the review of the Medical Research Future Fund’s (MRFF) Cardiovascular Health Mission.

The information in the following fact sheet includes key information regarding project plans and progress reporting about Accessible Australia projects for state and territory governments, local governments, co-funders, and other interested parties.

To improve access to key information and resources, the Australian Government has established the Navigation, Access and Information Management fund for the life of the Accessible Australia initiative.

Changing Places are facilities for people with high support needs who are not adequately supported by standard accessible toilets. Portable Changing Places are portable toilet facilities that meet the Changing Places Design Specifications 2020.

Accessible Australia will improve access to the natural environment for people living with disability and their carers. National parks are a key part of the Australian natural landscape.

Inclusive play spaces are community spaces designed for people of all ages and abilities. An inclusive play space should provide a range of play types and challenges, while incorporating principles of inclusive design and accessibility.

The Commonwealth Accessible Australia initiative (Accessible Australia) provides funding to make it easier for people with disability to access their communities.

Inclusive beaches are beaches that incorporate access for people living with disability and their carers. This allows all people to use Australia’s beaches, regardless of age or ability.

This fact sheet provides information and general questions on fixed changing place also know as Changing Place or Accessible Adult Change Facility (AACF). These facilities are larger toilets designed to accommodate people with high support needs who cannot use standard accessible toilets.

Federation Funding Agreements (FFAs) are agreements between the Commonwealth Government and a state or territory government. FFAs allow the Commonwealth to provide funding to state and territory governments through the Federal Financial Relations (FFR) system.

Our engagement strategy outlines how we will engage with the disability community and state and territory governments around the development of new rules in the NDIS Act.

The Modified Monash (MM) fact sheet for category MM 1 covers metropolitan areas.

The Modified Monash (MM) fact sheet for category MM 2 covers regional areas.

The Modified Monash (MM) fact sheet for category MM 3 covers rural towns.

The Modified Monash (MM) fact sheet for category MM 4 covers medium rural towns.

The Modified Monash (MM) fact sheet for category MM 5 covers small rural towns.

The Modified Monash (MM) fact sheet for category MM 6 covers remote communities.

The Modified Monash (MM) fact sheet for category MM 7 covers very remote communities.

A summary of providers’ attestations that they have passed on additional Australian Government funding in support of the Fair Work Commission’s decision to increase minimum award wages for many aged care workers and associated on-costs.