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You are viewing page 10 of 50.Hold the Moment: listen to the latest episodes Whether it’s your parent, your sibling or your romantic partner, caring for someone living with dementia will inevita...16/07/2025Dementia Action Week 2025Dementia Action Week 2025 will be held from Monday 15 to Sunday 21 September, which includes World Alzheimer’s Day on...16/07/2025 Help shape the future of Advance Care PlanningEnd-of-life planning is something that affects us all, but it can be hard to talk about. 16/07/2025How we think and talk about about death and dying Dying to Know Day, held on August 8th, is about changing the conversation around death and dying in Australia, taking...16/07/2025 Ipswich seniors thrive at the Y Ipswich Thriving Seniors is a vibrant program designed to empower older adults aged 60 and over, as well as First Nat...16/07/2025Free information sessions for Queensland seniorsAustralians reported losing $2.03 billion to scams in 2024 and older Australians are most at risk of being targeted.16/07/2025POOPS - keeping people and pets togetherFor many older people, pets are more than companions, they are family.16/07/2025Don’t Demention It: How one rural support group grew into something biggerDon’t Demention It in Kyabram was born from a simple but powerful moment; one that sparked change and continues to gr...16/07/2025Orange Door staff to train in elder abuse prevention and interventionA new partnership will build the capacity of family violence outreach workers across Victoriato recognise and respond...16/07/2025Living with a chronic disease?Rresearchers are seeking participants aged 60+ for a study exploring connections between chronic illness, social isol...16/07/2025“Still me” : Living with dementia, not defined by it“What a lot of people don’t understand is that if 20 people are diagnosed with the same type of dementia, not one of ...16/07/2025Ageism is bad for all of us!The WHO says ageism is present in the way we think, feel and act towards others and ourselves according to age, wheth...16/07/2025What older adults think of ‘super-ageing’New research from UNSW’s Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) has explored the views of older adults on what const...16/07/2025Success in online lifestyle trial to improve cognition in older adultsCognitive decline can lead to dementia, making improving cognition as you age key to prevention. 16/07/2025Why was this stranger calling me sweetheart? The benevolent ageism of ‘elderspeak’In 1986, UK researchers Gillian Cohen and Dorothy Faulkner coined the word “elderspeak” to describe a patronising man...16/07/2025Which pet is best for dementia patients?Owning a cat or dog slows the condition and even helps treat it. It may not even matter if the animal is real. 16/07/2025Have your experiences of ageism heardCOTA NSW invites people aged 50+ living in NSW to take part in an important survey on ageism.11/07/2025Where's aged care dementia training?There's still no mandatory dementia training and little incentive for aged care homes to take complex cases.11/07/2025A loved one has been diagnosed with dementia. What comes next?Caregivers of people with dementia find themselves having to make big adjustments in their lives. 11/07/2025Brisbane seniors maintain their independence through lifelong learningA group of seniors in Brisbane is determined to retain their independence for as long as possible. 11/07/2025Grants now available for seniors’ events in NSW$200,000 in funding for community events and activities during the 2026 Seniors' Festival is now available.11/07/2025Could you be an elder abuse educator?Ethnic communities Council of Victoria (ECCV) offers free training to enable people to deliver information sessions i...11/07/2025Seen but not heard: Are aged care agency staff treated like second-class carers?While agency workers are meant to be the backup lifeline for short-staffed aged care homes, many report being treated...11/07/2025Shattering shame: elder abuse in migrant and refugee communitiesA collaboration of advocate bodies is empowering older people from migrant and refugee backgrounds to find their voic...11/07/2025Older hospital patients up 50% in five monthsThe number of NSW hospital patients unable to be discharged due to a lack of aged care beds has surged to 685 as of 1...11/07/2025New study reveals aged care homes need greater LGBTIQ+ representationAged care homes need to do more to show the LGBTIQ+ community they are welcoming and safe.11/07/2025Reduce the risk of being financially abused by someone you trustQueensland Public Trustee (QPT) is making it easier for older Queenslanders to get vital information on creating an e...11/07/2025Volunteer community transport cuts back social outings for aged care clientsCommunity transport providers say increased admin costs linked to the federal government's aged care reforms mean the...11/07/2025 Urinary superbugs: Are we going about it wrong?A new study investigating rates of antimicrobial resistance in aged care highlights the need for a potential overhaul...11/07/2025Neighbourhood Watch groups on the rise as people try to tackle crimeConcerned residents in Gippsland have banded together to set up a new Neighbourhood Watch group. 06/07/2025 Back 1 … 91011 … 50 Next
Hold the Moment: listen to the latest episodes Whether it’s your parent, your sibling or your romantic partner, caring for someone living with dementia will inevita...16/07/2025
Dementia Action Week 2025Dementia Action Week 2025 will be held from Monday 15 to Sunday 21 September, which includes World Alzheimer’s Day on...16/07/2025
Help shape the future of Advance Care PlanningEnd-of-life planning is something that affects us all, but it can be hard to talk about. 16/07/2025
How we think and talk about about death and dying Dying to Know Day, held on August 8th, is about changing the conversation around death and dying in Australia, taking...16/07/2025
Ipswich seniors thrive at the Y Ipswich Thriving Seniors is a vibrant program designed to empower older adults aged 60 and over, as well as First Nat...16/07/2025
Free information sessions for Queensland seniorsAustralians reported losing $2.03 billion to scams in 2024 and older Australians are most at risk of being targeted.16/07/2025
POOPS - keeping people and pets togetherFor many older people, pets are more than companions, they are family.16/07/2025
Don’t Demention It: How one rural support group grew into something biggerDon’t Demention It in Kyabram was born from a simple but powerful moment; one that sparked change and continues to gr...16/07/2025
Orange Door staff to train in elder abuse prevention and interventionA new partnership will build the capacity of family violence outreach workers across Victoriato recognise and respond...16/07/2025
Living with a chronic disease?Rresearchers are seeking participants aged 60+ for a study exploring connections between chronic illness, social isol...16/07/2025
“Still me” : Living with dementia, not defined by it“What a lot of people don’t understand is that if 20 people are diagnosed with the same type of dementia, not one of ...16/07/2025
Ageism is bad for all of us!The WHO says ageism is present in the way we think, feel and act towards others and ourselves according to age, wheth...16/07/2025
What older adults think of ‘super-ageing’New research from UNSW’s Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing (CHeBA) has explored the views of older adults on what const...16/07/2025
Success in online lifestyle trial to improve cognition in older adultsCognitive decline can lead to dementia, making improving cognition as you age key to prevention. 16/07/2025
Why was this stranger calling me sweetheart? The benevolent ageism of ‘elderspeak’In 1986, UK researchers Gillian Cohen and Dorothy Faulkner coined the word “elderspeak” to describe a patronising man...16/07/2025
Which pet is best for dementia patients?Owning a cat or dog slows the condition and even helps treat it. It may not even matter if the animal is real. 16/07/2025
Have your experiences of ageism heardCOTA NSW invites people aged 50+ living in NSW to take part in an important survey on ageism.11/07/2025
Where's aged care dementia training?There's still no mandatory dementia training and little incentive for aged care homes to take complex cases.11/07/2025
A loved one has been diagnosed with dementia. What comes next?Caregivers of people with dementia find themselves having to make big adjustments in their lives. 11/07/2025
Brisbane seniors maintain their independence through lifelong learningA group of seniors in Brisbane is determined to retain their independence for as long as possible. 11/07/2025
Grants now available for seniors’ events in NSW$200,000 in funding for community events and activities during the 2026 Seniors' Festival is now available.11/07/2025
Could you be an elder abuse educator?Ethnic communities Council of Victoria (ECCV) offers free training to enable people to deliver information sessions i...11/07/2025
Seen but not heard: Are aged care agency staff treated like second-class carers?While agency workers are meant to be the backup lifeline for short-staffed aged care homes, many report being treated...11/07/2025
Shattering shame: elder abuse in migrant and refugee communitiesA collaboration of advocate bodies is empowering older people from migrant and refugee backgrounds to find their voic...11/07/2025
Older hospital patients up 50% in five monthsThe number of NSW hospital patients unable to be discharged due to a lack of aged care beds has surged to 685 as of 1...11/07/2025
New study reveals aged care homes need greater LGBTIQ+ representationAged care homes need to do more to show the LGBTIQ+ community they are welcoming and safe.11/07/2025
Reduce the risk of being financially abused by someone you trustQueensland Public Trustee (QPT) is making it easier for older Queenslanders to get vital information on creating an e...11/07/2025
Volunteer community transport cuts back social outings for aged care clientsCommunity transport providers say increased admin costs linked to the federal government's aged care reforms mean the...11/07/2025
Urinary superbugs: Are we going about it wrong?A new study investigating rates of antimicrobial resistance in aged care highlights the need for a potential overhaul...11/07/2025
Neighbourhood Watch groups on the rise as people try to tackle crimeConcerned residents in Gippsland have banded together to set up a new Neighbourhood Watch group. 06/07/2025