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Making Family Gatherings Inclusive for Older Loved Ones
Family gatherings are some of life’s most treasured moments. Whether it’s a birthday, holiday, or Sunday lunch, these occasions bring relatives together to share food, laughter, and stories. For m…
Why Staying Hydrated Matters for Seniors
Water is something we often take for granted. On a hot summer’s day, reaching for a glass of cold water feels natural—but for many older Australians, drinking enough water throughout the day isn’t…
How Does Funding Work Under the New Support at Home Program?
Commenced 1 November 2025If you or your loved one is planning to access government-funded home care services, you may be wondering how the new Support at Home Program will impact your financia…
How Do You Know When It’s the Right Time to Seek Home Care?
Deciding when to seek help is never easy, especially when it comes to caring for someone you love. At Home Care Assistance Australia, our Care Professionals often speak with families who say, “We …
Bushfire Ready: Why Older Australians Should Prepare Now
As the warm months draw near, so does the risk of bushfires across many parts of Australia. With drier weather, rising temperatures, and unpredictable conditions, the threat of bushfires is quite …
Spring into Summer: Smart Ways to Prepare for Summer
Spring in Australia feels like a breath of fresh air—literally. As the weather warms and the days grow longer, a renewed sense of energy and opportunity emerges. For older Australians, it’s the pe…
Changes Are Coming! The New Support at Home Program Begins November 1
Big changes are on the horizon for aged care in Australia. From 1 November 2025, the Support at Home Program will officially replace the current Home Care Packages (HCP) and Short-Term Restorative…
The Effects of Isolation and How to Support Your Loved One
As we get older, social circles often shrink. Friends and partners pass away or become unwell, children live far away, and getting out of the house becomes more challenging. For many older Aus…
Family Caregiving from a Distance
Being a caregiver doesn’t always mean being physically close. Many adult children today are caring for their ageing parents from another city, state, or even country. With Australia’s populati…
