Practical aged care education your team can actually use.
Tailored training for health, aged care and community professionals — turning complex aged care pathways, funding and program rules into practical knowledge for everyday work.
Built around what your team needs to know.
Aged care education works best when it reflects the questions professionals are actually encountering.
Training can focus on one specific area or bring multiple parts of the aged care system together.
Sessions can be tailored to your team's role, existing knowledge and the people they support — from understanding the aged care journey through to detailed training on Support at Home, funding, assessment and service pathways.
Practical
Real pathways, worked examples and scenarios — not just policy on slides.
Current
Training developed against current aged care programs, guidance and reforms.
Tailored
Content and depth adapted to your organisation, workforce and learning priorities.
What can training cover?
Training can focus on one specific area or bring multiple parts of the aged care system together.
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Build confidence supporting people through My Aged Care, assessment, support planning, approvals, allocation and accessing services.
Training can cover My Aged Care entry and referrals, preparing for assessment, understanding Support Plans and Notices of Decision, approval versus allocation, waiting for funding, accessing services and supporting people when circumstances or care needs change.
Sessions can be tailored to the knowledge your team needs and the points in the aged care journey they encounter in their work.
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Understand how Support at Home works — and what it means in practice.
Training can cover classifications, quarterly budgets, care management, service categories, participant contributions, provider pricing and how approved funding translates into actual services and support.
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Build practical knowledge of CHSP and where it fits in the aged care system.
Training can cover CHSP eligibility and pathways, referrals, service access, common service types, provider considerations and how CHSP can interact with assessment, Support at Home and other aged care pathways.
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Understand short-term restorative care and how to support goal-focused outcomes.
Training can cover RCP eligibility and access, goal planning, funding, the multidisciplinary model, the role of the Restorative Care Partner, available supports and planning for ongoing needs when the program ends.
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Understand how equipment and home modifications can support safety, function and independence.
Training can cover ATHM funding, tiers, assessment and prescription requirements, equipment and home modification pathways, accessing supports and how ATHM can work alongside RCP, Support at Home and other services.
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Build confidence supporting people when needs, assessments or pathways change.
Training can cover aged care assessment and classification, the Integrated Assessment Tool (IAT), reassessment and review pathways, changing care needs and transitions between CHSP, restorative care, Support at Home and residential aged care.
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Make aged care funding easier to understand, explain and use in practice.
Training can cover budgets, quarterly funding, care management, provider pricing, participant contributions, statements and service costs — helping professionals understand where the money goes and explain funding more clearly to the people they support.