Aged Care The New Aged Care Act: What It Means for Older Australians The new Aged Care Act begins on 1 November 2025, bringing stronger rights, choice, and transparency for older Australians. Learn what’s changing and how Careseekers is helping clients, families, and workers prepare.
support at home Support at Home: What You Need to Know from 1 November 2025 The new Support at Home program starts 1 November 2025, replacing Home Care Packages. With new funding levels and reporting rules, it’s designed to make aged care simpler and more person-centred. Careseekers is helping clients, providers and workers get ready.
aged care workers Supporting Clients with Dementia: Tips for Care and Support Workers As part of Dementia Action Week, it's important to acknowledge the role care and support workers play in improving the quality of life for people living with dementia.
careworkers Understanding Duty Of Care & Dignity Of Risk: What It Means For Care & Support Workers As a worker on the Careseekers platform, your role is incredibly important in the lives of those you support. To ensure that you provide the best services possible, it is crucial to understand two key principles: Duty of Care and Dignity of Risk.
careworkers Safeguarding Clients' Finances: Essential Guidelines for Care and Support Workers Our comprehensive policy outlines essential steps and guidelines for independent care and support workers, ensuring that clients are safeguarded from
Aged Care National Stroke Week 2024: Awareness, Prevention & Support National Stroke Week is a significant event that raises awareness about stroke, promotes preventive measures, and highlights the importance of early intervention.
careworkers Understanding The Risks For Working Outside The Careseekers Platform As a care and support worker on the Careseekers platform, it's important to understand the risks and penalties associated with being poached by clients or working outside the platform.
supportworker Intersectionality and Mental Health In Aged Care & Disability Support Intersectionality refers to how different aspects of a person's identity (such as disability, age, sexuality and race) intersect to create unique experiences of discrimination or disadvantage.
Aged Care Meet Create For Life & Co-Founder Ruth Katz At Careseekers, we are always on the look out for innovative and enriching activities for our clients. We have heard great things about Create For Life.
Aged Care Mind The Mushroom - An Initiative From Community Home Australia Communities that take action to become dementia-friendly have less fear and a greater understanding of dementia.