Resources

This project by Purple House in partnership with the NT Health Department Territory Palliative Care, and the Australian National University contains information about the project and a video related to dying on country. Contains voice of individual who has passed into dreaming. 

This video by SAHMRI details how to implement cultural safety in aged care settings.

This website from the Eastern Sector Development Team provides videos and illustrations into social support workers views on right-based care delivery.

This video by the Australian Human Rights Commission, has Cassara Hardie a proud Dunghutti woman, discussing Indigenous aged care rights and recommended reforms, with Age Discrimination Commissioner Robert Fitzgerald AM.

This learning resource video from Palliative Care Australia acts as a culturally safe and practical case study for professional health, Aboriginal and community workers on ‘how to’ support and complete Advance Care Plans for end-of-life care in Indigenous communities.

This video by the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing describes how to provide culturally appropriate support to Aboriginal and Torres Straits Islander people in RACFs in Australia.

Barbara McGrady is a proud Gomeroi/Gamilaraay Murri Yinah woman and is a professional photographer. In this video as part of a series from LiveUp, Barbara discusses her experience of managing her health condition and healthy ageing.

This short video from Dementia Support Australia highlights the importance of recognising and addressing pain in people living with dementia. It offers practical strategies to identify signs of discomfort and respond with appropriate care.

This video from the National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation (NACCHO) details their Elder Care Support Program which is designed to provide support, connection, and coordination of access to aged care services. 

These ten case studies from Trilogy Care provide information into the new support at home changes and how it impacts older Australians, their families, and carers.