Aged care workforce news

New guidance is available for in-home aged care providers to help set their own prices for the first year of the new Support at Home program.

We have increased the Home Care Package (HCP) subsidy from 1 March to help providers pass on the award wage increase for aged care nurses.

We are hosting a webinar to inform providers about how funding will be delivered for the next Fair Work Commission award wage increase for nurses in aged care.

High-quality clinical placements in the aged care sector are now available to nursing students through the Aged Care Nursing Clinical Placements Program.

A grant opportunity is now open to help aged care providers cover some of the increased value of leave entitlements for workers affected by the Fair Work Commission’s Stage 3 decision from 1 January 2025.

The Assistive Technology and Home Modifications (AT-HM) List will help Support at Home providers understand the products, equipment and home modifications that older people can access through the AT-HM Scheme.

The National Dementia Action Plan 2024–2034 aims to improve the quality of life for people living with dementia, their carers and families.

We are hosting a webinar to update the aged care sector on the funding available to implement the Fair Work Commission Stage 3 aged care award wage increase.

COVID-19 vaccination rates are lower than needed to protect our older community, particularly aged care residents.

We want to hear from all Home Care Package (HCP) providers to better understand the volume of their current service delivery.

Everyone who works in health and aged care has an important role in providing high-quality, person-centred palliative care.

The Independent Health and Aged Care Pricing Authority (IHACPA) is hosting two webinars in April 2024. The webinars will provide information about aged care cost collection and how your contribution will help shape the future of Australian aged care services.

We will be delivering a payment to registered nurses who work for the same aged care employer for 6 or 12 months.

A new version of the Working in aged care in Australia booklet now provides aged care workers with information about what changes are happening in aged care and how these affect the workforce.

Bachelor of Nursing students can now apply for high-quality clinical placements in the aged care sector through the Aged Care Nursing Clinical Placements Program.

Learn about the recent visit from Asia Pacific Aged Care Hub (APACH) members and find out how we’re building workforce capability and promoting the use of technology in aged care.

The full range of Equip Aged Care Learning Packages is now available for carers, nurses, personal care workers and allied health professionals.

Scholarships for nurses, personal care workers and allied health professionals working in aged care.

A new online knowledge hub is available to support nurses in developing and furthering their career in aged care.