People over 65
Showing 25–36 of 102
Promoting brain health and healthy ageing recap
Dementia is one of Australia's most pressing health challenges. With nearly half a million Australians currently living with dementia, raising awareness and providing practical support is more important than ever.
A place where community comes to life: Holdsworth Street renewal appeal
Holdsworth is launching its End of Year Appeal to make over the indoor spaces and create even more opportunities for families and community members to connect, play and grow together.
Support at Home: Understanding the new Home Priority System
From 1 November 2025, a new way of accessing aged care support at home begins. The Support at Home program replaces Home Care Packages with a simpler, fairer system. This guide explains how you'll be prioritised and how funding works.
Staying connected and safe in the digital age
In today's fast-changing digital world, being able to use technology safely is more important than ever for staying independent and connected with loved ones.
Culturally respectful and safe care for Aboriginal people living with dementia
Like many populations around the world, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples are living longer lives and, as such, the number of people aged over 50 years is rapidly growing. The rate of dementia for this cohort is 3 to 5 times higher than in the general Australian population.
Personal alarms for seniors
Personal alarms for seniors are life-saving devices designed to provide immediate access to help during emergencies
Aged care is changing: What CHSP clients need to know about Support at Home
The Support at Home program is the Australian Government’s new initiative designed to simplify aged care, reduce duplication and enhance the quality and consistency of support delivered across the country.
Understanding Support at Home classifications
We will walk you through everything you need to know about Support at Home classifications, ensuring you have a clear understanding of how the system works and how it benefits you.
Community conversations on grief
The discussions during our July Women's Chat Group highlighted personal stories, cultural perspectives and practical strategies for supporting people experiencing grief.
Stroke awareness and prevention: Key insights from our August Men’s Chat Group
Stroke is a leading cause of death and disability globally. In Australia alone, a stroke occurs every 19 minutes, making it a more prevalent cause of death than breast cancer in women and prostate cancer in men.
July Men’s Chat Group – Recap
Our July Men’s Chat Group, run in partnership with Woollahra Council, didn’t quite go to plan, our guest speaker had to cancel at the last minute.
Recognising the signs: A Family guide to in-home support for your parent
Recognising when your parent needs in-home support can be challenging, but early intervention helps maintain their independence and safety
