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

Safeguards from Abuse policy

This policy outlines how the Act aims to safeguard older people from abuse by their registered supporters.

Dispute Resolution policy

This policy outlines how disputes between registered supporters, or an older person and their registered supporter, should be handled under the Act.

Choice and Control policy

This policy outlines key elements involved in the registration and regulation of registered supporters that aim to promote the choice and control of older people seeking or receiving aged care services under the Act.

Notifications policy

This policy outlines the notifications that an older person and their registered supporters may receive when the System Governor makes a decision relating to the regulation of a supporter under the Act. This includes registration, suspension and cancellation of a supporter.

Support at Home program – self-management

This fact sheet provides information on how Support at Home participants can use self-management for greater control over the services they receive.

Capacity in the registered supporter context policy

This policy outlines the concept of capacity in the context of an older person’s ability to make and communicate their own aged care decisions and the registered supporter role under the Act.

Conflicts of Interest fact sheet

Frequently asked questions about conflicts of interest for older people and people supporting them in the registered supporter context.

Residential Care Service List

This booklet provides information on the care and services that residential care homes are required to provide.

Accommodation Pricing Review Consultation Paper

The document reviews aged care accommodation pricing, including government support, resident payments, and recent reforms to balance resident protection and provider sustainability.

Higher Everyday Living Fee fact sheet

This fact sheet explains the Higher Everyday Living Fee (HELF) that will be introduced on 1 November 2025. It includes useful information on the new fee and the transition from previous arrangements for both providers and consumers.
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