Resource Centre

UTIs don’t have to be a recurring issue. With the right knowledge and preventative measures, people can significantly reduce their risk and protect their health. Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are among the most common bacterial infections, affecting millions each year. Older adults and individuals who use urinary catheters are at particularly high risk—not only of […]

It’s no secret that maintaining one’s independence and living in the comforts of one’s home remain the top priority and desire for most seniors. Fortunately for Australians, we have the Home Care Packages program (HCP) – part of the Aged Care support system – that stands out as a valuable resource for individuals wishing to

Effective palliative care delivery calls for a method of support that goes beyond providing medical treatment. It aims to provide comfort and respect by offering specialised support for individuals with serious health issues. It consists of a caring, holistic approach that focuses on easing pain and improving life quality for the person. We’ll look into

It’s no secret that enjoying a range of leisure activities can help improve our happiness and wellbeing. Most of us, throughout our life, enjoy getting involved in one activity or another. Those activities may change at different stages in life and we also often come across something we might like to try but for one

In 2013, the Australian government introduced the very first national program for people with disability – the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Through the provision of funding to eligible participants, it aims to connect people with disability to services in their community so that they can have access to new skills and jobs, gain more

Do you know that art and music have therapeutic value for people with disability? From improving motor and cognitive function to decreasing agitation and enhancing reality orientation, art and music do wonders in improving the quality of life of people with disability. Today, we are going to explore the amazing things that art and music

Most people want to stay in the comforts of their own home when they grow older. However, dealing with day-to-day activities will become increasingly challenging to a point where external assistance is required. Many seniors would welcome the extra help in the form of home-care services (so long as they get to continue staying at

Are you or someone you are living with have a physical disability? Your home may need modifications to make it safe and accessible to live in. You see, people with physical, sensory or cognitive disability face challenges that make it difficult for them to navigate their surroundings. Home modifications can help address these challenges by

When it comes to caregiving for a family member (oftentimes an elderly/senior), many focuses predominantly on their physical needs. For instance, driving them to their medical appointments, prepping and cooking nutritious meals, helping them with bathing and getting dressed etc. Many, however, fail to recognise and address the emotional needs of a senior loved one.

As a participant in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), you will be allocated a corresponding budget once your plan is approved after all initial assessments are done. Although your plan will designate specific categories as to where funds can be utilised, you get to choose where, when and how they are spent. It is