Aged care resources

A list of resources – including apps, audio and video resources and other publications – about aged care.

My Aged Care has resources that the aged care sector can order to share with their clients. This includes brochures, booklets and checklists. These resources are also available in up to 22 other languages.

Resources

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Whistleblower protections in aged care

This video explains how people who call out issues, including aged care workers, will be protected to make a whistleblower disclosure under the new Aged Care Act.
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Complaints in aged care

This video explains the complaints process under the new Aged Care Act. It explains how feedback is an important way for providers to understand what is working well in aged care and identify areas that can be improved.
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Aged care worker screening

This video explains how a more robust worker screening check will soon be introduced. This will make sure you are suitable to work in aged care.
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Working in aged care

The new Aged Care Act starts from 1 November 2025. This video explains the 5 important changes that you should be aware of under the new Act if you work in aged care.
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Aged Care Quality Standards

This video explains how under the strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards your employer is expected to create a culture of quality, safety and inclusion.

General feedback for Unsuccessful applicants

This publication provides information for unsuccessful and ineligible applicants on why their applications were unsuccessful/ineligible and also how unsuccessful applications could have been strengthened

Second Report on the implementation of the care finder program

The second report of the implementation of the care finder program (June 2021 to December 2024), prepared by Australian Healthcare Associates (AHA) is a culmination of program data collection and analysis, and interviews with PHNs, care finders and clients, and key stakeholders.
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I am the centre of my Aged Care – Auslan

This video, delivered in Auslan, explains how the standards provide protections and rights for older people, empowers them to make their own choices and decisions and makes them feel safe and comfortable, where they live.

Summary of indicative Support at Home prices

This fact sheet includes indicative price ranges for most Support at Home services. These price ranges reflect what Home Care Package Program providers have reported that they intend to charge for services under Support at Home.

Registered Supporters policy

This policy outlines the legal framework for registered supporters and explores the broader concept of supported decision-making in aged care.

Aged care providers policy

This policy outlines the role, obligations, and expected practices of aged care providers and their workforce when engaging with registered supporters.
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