Aged care workers
The Australian Government is delivering initiatives to grow and upskill the aged care workforce and drive further improvements in care.
If you’re in the aged care workforce, tell us how changes can best support you.
Your input will help us to design and implement reforms across aged care so that we improve the safety and quality of care for senior Australians. Australia’s 366,000-strong aged care workforce will be a critical partner to Government in delivering these reforms.
Engagement opportunities
Audience
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Aged Care Reforms Sector Pulse Survey
The Aged Care Reforms Sector Pulse Survey is an opportunity for providers, workers and other stakeholders to share feedback about the implementation of aged care reforms.
Audience: Providers (i.e. service administrators, owners), Aged care workers, Aged care experts and peak organisations
Topic: Home care, Residential care, Governance, Workforce, Diversity and inclusion, Regulation and legislation, Access and navigation, Reporting
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Consultation: Final release of new Aged Care Act Rules
Provide feedback on the final release of Rules for the new Aged Care Act, including who can access aged care, how places are allocated, making a complaint, provider obligations and funding.
Audience: Older people, carers and families, Providers (i.e. service administrators, owners), Aged care workers
Topic: Residential care, Governance, Workforce, Regulation and legislation, Funding and sustainability, Reporting
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Free food, nutrition and dining training
We are partnering with the Maggie Beer Foundation to deliver free education and training to residential aged care chefs, cooks and dining staff.
Audience: Aged care workers, Providers (i.e service administrators, owners)
Topic: Residential care
Upcoming aged care events
Come and see us at one of the many sector conferences, expos and community events we attend
No upcoming engagement opportunities at this time.
Previous engagements
We've held 257 engagements to inform Aged Care Reforms. Read about previous engagement activities and how these have shaped the aged care reforms.