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
Support at Home program – participant contributions
This fact sheet provides an overview of participant contributions under Support at Home. This includes an explanation of contribution rates, the lifetime cap, the ‘no worse off principle’, and financial hardship support.
Schedule of Subsidies and Supplements for Support at Home
The schedule lists the daily rates of subsidies and supplements for the Support at Home program from 1 November 2025.
Fact sheet for older people and their families
This fact sheet is for Australian Government-funded residential aged care. It covers the definition for each quality indicator and describes how the QI Program is relevant to them.
Guidance material for older people, their families and communities – Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander aged care assessment organisations
Guidance for older people, their families and communities on the rollout of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander assessment organisations, covering culturally safe assessments, preference recording, referral, feedback, support, and FAQs.
Supported decision making: Aged care provider training package
Aged care providers can use this training package to educate workers about supported decision-making.
Reflection sheet for aged care workers: What matters to me in care
Aged care workers can use this reflection tool when talking to older people, their families and carers about their care preference.
Discussion card for aged care workers: What rights-based care looks
Aged care workers can use this discussion card to explain to older people, their families and carers about what rights-based care looks like.
Tip sheet for aged care providers: Checking for alignment between the Statement of Rights and the living experience of older people
Aged care providers can use this tip sheet to help align the Statement of Rights and the living experiences of older people.
Proposed minimum training for volunteers in aged care – Consultation summary report – 2025
Our consultation on proposed minimum training for aged care volunteers found strong support for flexible, inclusive training. Key recommendations include accessible formats, co-design, portable certification, minimal burden, and empowering language.
Quick reference guide for aged care providers: Working with registered supporters
Aged care providers can use this guide to step through the process of working with registered supporters.
Embedding Rights: Policy and process checklist for aged care providers
Aged care providers can use this checklist to review policies and processes and assess if they uphold the Statement of Rights in practice.
Everyday practice checklist on cultural safety for aged care providers
Aged care providers can use this checklist to deliver culturally safe, respectful and inclusive care.
Cultural safety organisational review tool for aged care providers
Aged care providers can use this organisational review tool to embed cultural safe care across operations.
Reflection sheet for workers: What matters to me in care
Workers can use this reflection tool when talking to older people, their families and carers about their care preference.
Multi-Purpose Service Program: Template for service agreements
This template provides an example of a service agreement to assist Multi-Purpose Service Program (MPSP) providers to establish service agreements with individuals accessing funded aged care services.
Cultural safety self-reflection tool for aged care workers
Aged care workers can use this tool for ongoing self-reflection on how personal values, culture and assumptions influence interactions with older people.
Reflection sheet for aged care providers - What matters to me in care
Aged care providers can use this reflection tool when talking to older people, their families and carers about their care preference.
Discussion card for aged care providers: What rights-based care looks like
Aged care providers can use this discussion card to explain to older people, their families and carers what rights-based care looks like.
Cultural safety reflection tool for aged care providers
Aged care providers can use this tool for ongoing self-reflection on how personal values, culture and assumptions influence interactions with older people.
Tip sheet for aged care workers: Questions to ask for culturally safe, trauma-aware care
Aged care workers can use this tip sheet to ask questions and understand an older person's cultural preference.
Statement of Rights practice alignment tool for aged care workers
Aged care workers can use this tool to reflect on everyday practices and identify what may need to change or strengthen to align with the Statement of Rights.
Supported decision making: Aged care provider training presentation
Aged care providers can use this presentation to educate workers on applying supported decision-making in their daily work.
Quick reference guide for aged care workers: Working with registered supporters
Aged care workers can use this guide to step through the process of working with registered supporters.
Everyday practice checklist on cultural safety for aged care workers
Aged care workers can use this checklist to deliver culturally safe, respectful and inclusive care.
Letter to residential aged care residents – Important update: New Aged Care Act and your aged care fee arrangements
A copy of the letter sent to residential aged care providers to share with their residents. The letter provides an important update about the new Aged Care Act and their aged care fee arrangements.
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