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# NATSIAACC

National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council

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## Pages

- [Home](https://natsiaacc.org.au/) - NATSIAACC is the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council. NATSIAACC works to ensure Elders can access support and care that is culturally safe, trauma aware and healing-informed, and recognises the importance of their personal connections to community and Country.
- [Contact](https://natsiaacc.org.au/contact/)
- [NATSIAACC 2026 Conference](https://natsiaacc.org.au/2026conference/)
- [Members](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members/)
- [Careers](https://natsiaacc.org.au/careers/)
- [Cultural Safety in Aged Care](https://natsiaacc.org.au/cultural-safety-in-aged-care/)
- [Our Board](https://natsiaacc.org.au/our-board/)
- [Our Staff](https://natsiaacc.org.au/our-staff/)
- [About](https://natsiaacc.org.au/about/)
- [Events](https://natsiaacc.org.au/events/)
- [News](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/)
- [Publications](https://natsiaacc.org.au/publications/)
- [NATSIAACC Members List](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members-list/)
- [Aged Care for Elders](https://natsiaacc.org.au/aged-care/)
- [News Categories](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news-categories/)
- [Resources](https://natsiaacc.org.au/resources/)

## Careers

- [Finance, Risk and Audit Committee Members](https://natsiaacc.org.au/career/finance-risk-and-audit-committee-members/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) is calling for Expressions of Interest from individuals passionate about strengthening culturally grounded governance and accountability. The Finance, Risk and Audit Committee (The FRAC) plays a vital role in ensuring that NATSIAACC upholds integrity, transparency and sustainability in managing resources that support
- [Elders Council Committee Members](https://natsiaacc.org.au/career/elders-council-committee-members/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) is calling for Expressions of Interest from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People to join our Elders Council. The Elders Council plays a vital role in guiding NATSIAACC's work - providing cultural advice and insight on issues affecting Aboriginal
- [Policy Officer](https://natsiaacc.org.au/career/policy-officer/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) is seeking a highly motivated and skilled Policy Officer to join our team. This role provides an exciting opportunity to contribute to the development, analysis and advocacy of policies that impact Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People, and the

## Events

- [Close the Gap Day 2025](https://natsiaacc.org.au/event/close-the-gap-day-2025/) - Close the Gap Report Launch
- [National Aged Care Provider Conference](https://natsiaacc.org.au/event/national-aged-care-provider-conference/) - The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission are hosting the National Aged Care Provider Conference in Melbourne at the Melbourne Conference and Exhibition Centre on 29th and 30th July 2025.The Conference is aimed at engaging with aged care providers as we navigate the changes to rights and regulation in aged care under the new Aged

## News

- [Media Release: NATSIAACC Thank Natalie Siegel-Brown for Her Continued Advocacy for First Nations as Inspector General](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-thank-natalie-siegel-brown-for-her-continued-advocacy-for-first-nations-as-inspector-general/) - NATSIAACC, the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council, acknowledges the contribution of outgoing Inspector-General of Aged Care, Natalie Siegel-Brown, particularly her commitment to improving the Ageing and Aged Care experience of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People. NATSIAACC wishes her every success in her future endeavours and
- [Media Release: Federal Budget Takes Important Step on Stolen Generations Redress Payments - More Reform Needed Across Aged Care](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-federal-budget-takes-important-step-on-stolen-generations-redress-payments-more-reform-needed-across-aged-care/) - NATSIAACC, the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council, has welcomed the Federal Government’s decision to exempt Stolen Generations Redress Scheme payments from Residential Aged Care Asset Testing. It is an important step toward recognising that compensation for historical trauma should not be treated as personal wealth within the Aged Care
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC Acknowledges the Contribution of Outgoing Interim First Nations Aged Care Commissioner Andrea Kelly](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-acknowledges-the-contribution-of-outgoing-interim-first-nations-aged-care-commissioner-andrea-kelly/) - NATSIAACC, the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council, acknowledge the significant contribution of outgoing Interim First Nations Aged Care Commissioner, Warumungu and Larrakia woman, Andrea Kelly, during one of the most significant periods of Aged Care reform in decades. Throughout an extended interim appointment, Ms. Kelly has played an important
- [Media Release: Positive Reform Must Act as Precedent for First Nations Aged Care Rights](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-positive-reform-must-act-as-precedent-for-first-nations-aged-care-rights/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) welcomes the decision to remove the Aged Care co-charges for showers, dressing, and continence care from the 1st of October 2026, which was forcing some Older Australians to pay for basic services. This announcement by the Australian Government and the Department of
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC welcomes incoming Chief Executive Officer, Kim Whiteley](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-welcomes-incoming-chief-executive-officer-kim-whiteley/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) is proud to announce the appointment of Kim Whiteley as its new Chief Executive Officer. A proud Aboriginal woman and descendant from the Warramunga clan from the Wiradjuri Nation, Ms Whiteley brings over 35 years of executive leadership in Aboriginal Affairs, spanning
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC welcomes Home Care Package Release as Critical Step for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People to access Aged Care Services](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-welcomes-home-care-package-release-as-critical-step-for-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-elders-and-older-people-to-access-aged-care-services/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) welcomes the Australian Government’s announcement to release an additional 20,000 home care packages before 1 November 2025, with a further 20,000 by the end of December 2025, and the remaining packages scheduled from January 2026. For Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elder and Older
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC welcomes Inspector-General of Aged Care's 2025 Progress Report, Calls for Stronger Action to Support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders, Older People and Providers](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-welcomes-inspector-general-of-aged-cares-2025-progress-report-calls-for-stronger-action-to-support-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-elders-older-people-and-providers/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) has welcomed the release of the Inspector-General of Aged Care’s 2025 Progress Report, which highlights serious risks for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples if aged care reforms are not co-designed and culturally safe. The report, tabled in Parliament, reviews the Australian Government’s
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC backs calls for Elders and Older Persons Target in the National Agreement on Closing the Gap](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-backs-calls-for-elders-and-older-persons-target-in-the-national-agreement-on-closing-the-gap/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) strongly supports the recommendation put forward in the 2025 Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led Independent Review of the National Agreement on Closing the Gap for the inclusion of a dedicated target for Elders and Older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC Calls for an Immediate Halt to the Transition of the new Aged Care Act for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) is calling on the Australian Government to immediately pause the transition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People to the new Aged Care Act on 1 November 2025, stating that the reforms are not culturally safe or appropriate for
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC welcomes the National Immunisation Strategy 2025-2030](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-welcomes-the-national-immunisation-strategy-2025-2030/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) proudly welcomes the launch of the National Immunisation Strategy for Australia 2025-2030, a comprehensive roadmap to protect all Australians, with a strong focus on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, against vaccine-preventable diseases. NATSIAACC acknowledges this significant step towards improving health equity
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC Welcomes Delay to Aged Care Act 2024 Implementation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-welcomes-delay-to-aged-care-act-2024-implementation/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) acknowledges the Australian Government’s decision to delay the commencement of the Aged Care Act 2024 to 1 November 2025. The revised timeline will provide critical additional time for sector readiness, and the inclusion of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices in the
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC Congratulates Senator Larissa Waters on Appointment as Leader of The Greens](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-congratulates-senator-larissa-waters-on-appointment-as-leader-of-the-greens/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) congratulates Senator Larissa Waters on her appointment as Leader of the Greens. Senator Waters has long been a respected voice in the Australian Parliament, known for her steadfast commitment to environmental justice, gender equality, and human rights. Her elevation to the party
- [Media Release: NATSIAACC Congratulates Sussan Ley on Appointment as Leader of Opposition](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-congratulates-sussan-ley-on-appointment-as-leader-of-opposition/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) congratulates The Hon. Sussan Ley, MP on her appointment as Leader of the Opposition. Ms. Ley’s appointment presents a valuable opportunity to strengthen national leadership on issues affecting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People. NATSIAACC acknowledges Ms Ley’s experience
- [Media Release - NATSIAACC congratulates Prime Minister Anthony Albanese on 2025 Federal Election Victory](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-natsiaacc-congratulates-prime-minister-anthony-albanese-on-2025-federal-election-victory/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) congratulates Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and the Australian Labor Party on their re-election in the 2025 Federal Election. We acknowledge the efforts of all candidates and in particular recognise the campaign led by Opposition Leader Peter Dutton. NATSIAACC looks forward to continuing
- [Media Release - Government Announces Major Investment in New Aged Care Facility for the Northern Territory](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/media-release-government-announces-major-investment-in-new-aged-care-facility-for-the-northern-territory/) - $70 Million Investment Announced for New Aged Care Facility in Darwin The Australian Government has announced a significant $70 million investment to construct a new Residential Aged Care Facility in Darwin, addressing the critical shortage of Aged Care beds in the Northern Territory, the lowest number of beds in Australia. This initiative aims to enhance
- [Cultural Safety Artwork Competition](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/cultural-safety-artwork-competition/) - NATSIAACC would like to invite interested artists to take part in National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council’s (NATSIAACC’s) Cultural Safety Artwork Competition. NATSIAACC is seeking 1 Aboriginal and 1 Torres Strait Islander artwork to represent the definition of the term ‘Cultural Safety’. NATSIAACC will be launching the official meaning which
- [Work With Us](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/job-opportunity/) - NATSIAACC is currently seeking a skilled individual to join our Policy Team as a Policy Officer. The position is full time, 37.5 hours per week, located in our Fyshwick Office. To find out more information and to apply please visit the link below. https://www.seek.com.au/natsiaacc-jobs?fbclid=IwY2xjawGRRQ1leHRuA2FlbQIxMQABHeKrTcBGZWXi3yBziLzjEsV4tZKPdhNL1MbyBMuAKZ_LNEmAy_pt1-QRzw_aem_u9rTp9S668QelctVbjelVA&jobId=79905186&type=promoted
- [NATSIAACC welcomes Interim First Nations Aged Care Commissioner](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/natsiaacc-welcomes-interim-first-nations-aged-care-commissioner/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) is pleased to welcome the announcement of Andrea Kelly as interim First Nations Aged Care Commissioner. Ms Kelly is a Warumungu and Larrakia woman with decades of experience working in the interests of better outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
- [NATSIAACC officially launched](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/natsiaacc-officially-launched/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing & Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) has been officially launched at Australian Parliament House, Canberra on 31 July 2023. Dr Matilda House delivered a Welcome to Country. NATSIAACC Chair, Jill Gallagher AO delivered a keynote speech where she spoke about the profound importance of older Aboriginal and Torres
- [NATSIAACC welcomes 17 new members, sets membership fee](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/natsiaacc-welcomes-17-new-members-sets-membership-fee/) - The Board of Directors has approved 17 organisations as members of NATSIAACC. The following organisations are now full members: Gunditjmara Aboriginal Cooperative South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation Cape Barren Island Aged Care Services Palm Island Community Company Mabunji Aboriginal Resource Indigenous Corporation Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation Ngambaga Bindarry Girrwaa Community Services Mala’la Health Service Aboriginal
- [Aged Care Act Amendment](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/aged-care-act-amendment/) - The Australian Parliament has passed the Aged Care and Other Legislation Amendment Act which introduces a new method of funding residential aged care and requires Government to to publish star ratings for residential aged care services
- [NATSIAACC urges Aboriginal Aged Care pathway](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/natsiaacc-urges-aboriginal-aged-care-pathway/) - NATSIAACC’s Directors met with senior officials from the Australian Department of Health to press for tailored programs that support older Aboriginal people
- [NATSIAACC Board meets Australian Department of Health](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/natsiaacc-board-meets-australian-department-of-health/) - NATSIAACC’s Board of Directors met with Department of Health officials to discuss aged care legislation that will be proposed in Parliament.
- [5 new members for NATSIAACC](https://natsiaacc.org.au/news/5-new-members-for-natsiaacc/) - The Board of Directors has approved 5 organisations as full or associate members of NATSIAACC. The following organisations are now full members of NATSIAACC: Werin Aboriginal Corporation Institute for Urban Indigenous Health (IUIH) The following organisations are now associate members: Older Persons Advocacy Network (OPAN) Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health, University of Western

## Reports & Publications

- [Submission: Engagement on the Establishment of a National Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence Peak Body](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-engagement-on-the-establishment-of-a-national-family-domestic-and-sexual-violence-peak-body/) - NATSIAACC has made a submission in response to government engagement on the establishment of a National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence (FDSV) Peak Body. As the national peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ageing and aged care, our submission emphasises that Elders and Older People must be explicitly
- [Joint Statement: Overdue Action Required on First Nations Aged Care Reform](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/joint-statement-overdue-action-required-on-first-nations-aged-care-reform/) - NATSIAACC, the national peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care, has coordinated a joint statement supported by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisations calling for urgent progression of outstanding Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Aged Care reform commitments. The statement reflects concerns raised through the Inspector-General of Aged Care and
- [Position Statement: Integrated Assessment Tool Review](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/position-statement-integrated-assessment-tool-review/) - NATSIAACC’s position statement outlines that the Integrated Assessment Tool (IAT) reflects a broader system design failure, not an implementation issue. It highlights consistent national patterns where standardised assessment processes are not capturing cultural, community and relational context, resulting in inequitable outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People. The statement calls for
- [Submission: Inquiry into Racism, Hate and Violence directed at Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-inquiry-into-racism-hate-and-violence-directed-at-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-people/) - NATSIAACC has provided a submission to the Parliamentary Joint Standing Committee highlighting the experiences of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People within the Aged Care system. The submission outlines that racism in Aged Care is predominantly structural and systemic, embedded in system design, access pathways, funding and governance and continues to drive
- [Position Statement: New Culturally Safe Aged Care Home Design Guidelines for First Nations Only First Step for Improved Lived Experience](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/position-statement-new-culturally-safe-aged-care-home-design-guidelines-for-first-nations-only-first-step-for-improved-lived-experience/) - NATSIAACC’s position statement welcomes the release of culturally safe Aged Care design guidelines as an important step forward, while making clear that guidance alone will not deliver improved outcomes. It emphasises that cultural safety must be embedded across legislation, funding and system design, not limited to design intent. The statement calls for a shift from
- [Submission: Independent Health and Aged Care Pricing Authority (IHACPA) Pricing Framework for Australian Support at Home (SaH) Aged Care Services 2027-2028](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-independent-health-and-aged-care-pricing-authority-ihacpa-pricing-framework-for-australian-support-at-home-sah-aged-care-services-2027-2028/) - NATSIAACC has provided a submission to the Independent Health and Aged Care Pricing Authority (IHACPA) outlining the need for a pricing framework that accurately reflects the true cost of delivering culturally safe, trauma-aware and healing-informed care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People. The submission highlights that current pricing approaches are constrained
- [Position Statement: ABORIGINAL AND TORRES STRAIT ISLANDER CONSULTATION A NON-NEGOTIABLE IN HOSPITAL BED BLOCK SOLUTION](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/position-statement-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-consultation-a-non-negotiable-in-hospital-bed-block-solution/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) acknowledges the federal government’s $115million funding for the construction of new Aged Care Beds and urges that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People are considered. As the national peak body representing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples in Ageing
- [NATSIAACC Annual Report 2024-2025](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/natsiaacc-annual-report-2024-2025/) - NATSIAACC is proud to release our 2024–2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of strengthening cultural authority, national advocacy and sector leadership to improve Ageing and Aged Care outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People. This year’s report reflects our continued commitment to ensuring Elders and Older People remain at the centre
- [Submission: The Transition of the Commonwealth Home Support Programme to the Support at Home Program](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-the-transition-of-the-commonwealth-home-support-programme-to-the-support-at-home-program/) - NATSIAACC has made a submission to the Senate Inquiry examining the transition from the Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) to the Support at Home (SaH) Program, emphasising the importance of reform that strengthens, rather than disrupts culturally safe access to care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People. Our submission highlights the
- [Submission: Aged Care Review 1](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-aged-care-review-1/) - NATSIAACC has provided a submission to the statutory review of the Aged Care Rules to ensure that funding reforms operate in ways that are equitable, culturally safe and grounded in the lived realities of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People. Our submission highlights concerns that current co-contribution arrangements risk creating financial and
- [Resource: UnderstandingIGAC's Findings on My Aged Care 2025 - Key Impacts for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/resource-understandingigacs-findings-on-my-aged-care-2025-key-impacts-for-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-peoples/) - Understanding the Inspector-General's Findings on My Aged Care 2025 NATSIAACC has released a new sector resource examining the Inspector-General of Aged Care's Review of My Aged Care (2025) through the lens of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders, Older People, families, communities and Providers. The Inspector-General's review confirms what Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities
- [Submission: Consultation - Residential Aged Care Accommodation Pricing Review](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-consultation-residential-aged-care-accommodation-pricing-review/) - NATSIAACC has made a submission in response to the government consultation on the Residential Aged Care Accommodation Pricing Review. As the national peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ageing and aged care, our submission calls for accommodation pricing reform to actively address structural inequity and embed cultural safety, place-based design and community control
- [Submission: Feedback on the Draft Fee Waiver Application Form](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-feedback-on-the-draft-fee-waiver-application-form/) - NATSIAACC has made a submission to the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission providing feedback on the Draft Fee Waiver Application Form for aged care registration. As the national peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ageing and aged care, our submission calls for the fee waiver process to embed cultural safety, self-determination, and
- [Submission: Reviewing the safety and regulatory oversight of unapproved medicinal cannabis product](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-reviewing-the-safety-and-regulatory-oversight-of-unapproved-medicinal-cannabis-product/) - NATSIAACC has made a submission to the Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) in response to its consultation on the safety and regulatory oversight of unapproved medicinal cannabis products. As the national peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ageing and aged care, our submission calls for culturally safe, Elder and Older Person-informed governance and trauma-aware,
- [Submission: National Safety and Quality Health Services Standards (Third Edition)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-national-safety-and-quality-health-services-standards-third-edition/) - NATSIAACC has made a submission to the Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health Care for the third edition of the National Safety and Quality Health Service (NSQHS) Standards. As the national peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ageing and aged care, our submission calls for cultural safety, Elder and Older Person-led
- [Submission: Aged Care Quality Safety Commission - Draft Regulatory Strategy 2025-2026](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-aged-care-quality-safety-commission-draft-regulatory-strategy-2025-2026/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) has made a formal submission to the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission’s Draft Regulatory Strategy 2025–2026. Our submission calls for cultural safety to be embedded as a core regulatory principle, alongside rights and risk, and for Aboriginal Community-Controlled Organisations (ACCOs) to
- [Position Statement: A call to amend the Aged Care Act 2024 to ensure Cultural Appropriateness for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/position-statement-a-call-to-amend-the-aged-care-act-2024-to-ensure-cultural-appropriateness-for-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-elders-and-older-people/) - NATSIAACC is calling for urgent amendments to the Aged Care Act 2024 to ensure it delivers justice, equity and culturally safe aged care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People. The current Act fails to fully reflect the lived realities, cultural identities and historical disadvantage experienced by our communities. Our Position Statement
- [Position Statement: Halt the Transition for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People to the New Aged Care Act](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/position-statement-halt-the-transition-for-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-elders-and-older-people-to-the-new-aged-care-act/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) is calling on the Australian Government to immediately halt the transition of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People to the new Aged Care Act, due to commence on 1 November 2025. NATSIAACC has serious concerns that the proposed reforms
- [Submission: Development of an Aged Care Allied Health Needs Assessment Tool](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-development-of-an-aged-care-allied-health-needs-assessment-tool/) - NATSIAACC has provided a submission to the Department of Health, Disability and Aged Care on the development of an Allied Health Needs Assessment Tool for Aged Care. Our submission calls for a culturally safe, trauma-aware, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led approach that recognises the holistic health and wellbeing needs of our Elders and Older
- [Submission: Feedback on Aged Care Rules - Release 4b Remaining Rules](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-feedback-on-aged-care-rules-release-4b-remaining-rules/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) provided a detailed submission on the Aged Care Rules – Release 4b, calling for stronger recognition of cultural safety, self-determination, and Aboriginal-led service delivery in the aged care system. Our submission identifies critical gaps in the proposed rules, particularly around culturally unsafe
- [Submission: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community-Led Review of the National Agreement of Closing the Gap](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-community-led-review-of-the-national-agreement-of-closing-the-gap/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) has been given the opportunity to provide a powerful submission to the Independent Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-Led Review of the Closing the Gap Agreement. NATSIAACC highlights a critical oversight in the current framework—the complete absence of a dedicated target focused on
- [Submission - National Registration Scheme](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-national-registration-scheme/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) welcomes the opportunity to submit a submission in response to the proposed National Registration Scheme for Personal Care Workers in Aged Care. This submission highlights the critical importance of embedding cultural safety, community leadership, and self-determination in all aspects of Aged Care
- [Submission: Stage 4a Release - Place allocation, obligations and funding for Providers](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-stage-4a-release-place-allocation-obligations-and-funding-for-providers/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) has made a formal submission in response to the Australian Government’s Stage 4a release of new aged care rules. These rules, set to take effect from 1 July 2025, introduce critical changes to place allocation, obligations and funding for Providers. NATSIAACC's submission
- [NATSIAACC's Election Statement](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/natsiaacc-election-statement/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIACC) has released its official election statement ahead of the 3 May 2025 federal election, calling for all parties to have stronger commitments to culturally safe and equitable aged care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People, community-controlled organisations, and
- [Submission: Stage 2c Release - Chapter 4 and 6 Rules of the new Aged Care Act](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-stage-2c-release-chapter-4-and-6-rules-of-the-new-aged-care-act/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) has submitted critical recommendations on the Aged Care Rules: Stage 2c Release - Chapter 4 and 6 Rules to ensure that Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders receive culturally safe, trauma-aware, and healing-informed care. Key recommendations include: Embedding cultural competence in aged
- [Submission: Release 3 - Provider Obligations under Chapter 3 of the new Aged Care Act](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-release-3-provider-obligations-under-chapter-3-of-the-new-aged-care-act/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIAACC) has provided a submission on the Release 3 - Provider Obligations under Chapter 3 of the new Aged Care Act, highlighting key concerns and recommendations to ensure culturally safe, trauma-aware, and healing-informed aged care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and
- [Position Statement - Commissioner Andrea Kelly's Report - Transforming Aged Care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/position-statement-commissioner-andrea-kellys-report-transforming-aged-care-for-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-people/) - The National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council ('NATSIAACC') welcomes the release of the Transforming Aged Care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People report by Interim First Nations Aged Care Commissioner, Andrea Kelly. This important report, submitted to the Government, highlights key findings and recommendations based on extensive feedback from
- [Submission : Draft National Plan to End Abuse and Mistreatment of Older People 2024-2034](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-draft-national-plan-to-end-abuse-and-mistreatment-of-older-people-2024-2034/) - NATSIAACC appreciates the opportunity to submit feedback to the Attorney-General's Department on the draft National Plan to End Abuse and Mistreatment of Older People 2024–2034. To inform this submission, NATSIAACC consulted with its Members to gather their insights and perspectives. We invite you to review our submission and recommendations to the Attorney-General's Department regarding the
- [NATSIAACC Annual Report 2023-2024](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/natsiaacc-annual-report-2023-2024/) - NATSIAACC is excited to share our 2023-2024 Annual Report. This Report showcases the amazing work that our team has accomplished within the last year, including the feedback and policy submissions we've made on behalf of our Members in relation to the New Aged Care Act which passed Parliament on Monday. Click here to download a
- [Position Paper: New Aged Care Act Bill](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/position-paper-new-aged-care-act-bill/) - NATSIAACC has welcomed the opportunity to provide a submission to the Senate Community Affairs Legislation Committee on the new Aged Care Act Bill 2024 which was presented to Parliament on 12 September 2024. We have reviewed the Aged Care Act Bill in-depth and have made recommendations, in addition to the previous submissions made in relation
- [NATSIAACC Constitution](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/natsiaacc-constitution/) - Click here to download the NATSIAACC Constitution.
- [Submission: Administration of My Aged Care - Office of the Inspector-General of Aged Care](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-administration-of-my-aged-care-office-of-the-inspector-general-of-aged-care/) - NATSIAACC has welcomed the opportunity to make a submission to the Office of the Inspector-General of Aged Care on the Review: Administratiopn of My Aged Care. NATSIAACC consulted with its Members which are largely aged care providers to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people as well as other health and aged care peak organisations and stakeholders.
- [Submission: First Nations Aged Care Commissioner](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-first-nations-aged-care-commissioner/) - NATSIAACC is supporting and advocating for the establishment of an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Aged Care Commissioner with the role to be established permanently in statute. NATSIAACC consulted with its Members which are largely aged care providers to Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people as well as other health and aged care peak organisations
- [Submission: Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards Guidance Material](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-strengthened-aged-care-quality-standards-guidance-material/) - NATSIAACC is advocating for the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission's Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards Guidance Materials to acknowledge and support the unique needs of Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander people and support them to remain connected to their culture, family and community while providing a culturally safe and appropriate aged care. NATSIAACC consulted
- [Submission: Aged Care Act Exposure Draft](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-aged-care-act-exposure-draft/) - NATSIAACC is advocating for changes to the proposed Aged Care Act to achieve better outcomes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and older people. The Federal Government is developing a new Aged Care Act, which is a major chance to shape the aged care system to meet the diverse needs of Aboriginal and Torres
- [Submission on new Aged Care Act](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/1172/) - NATSIAACC has made a submission to the Department of Health and Aged Care on A New Aged Care Act: the foundations, Consultation paper No. 1. NATSIAACC is recommending cultural safety is an end-to-end requirement in the new Aged Care Act. Importantly, with respect to the age of eligibility for aged care services, NATSIAACC strongly objected
- [Submission: Draft principles - Aged Care Taskforce](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-draft-principles-aged-care-taskforce/) - The Aged Care Taskforce is reviewing funding arrangements for aged care, and developing options for a system that is fair and equitable for everyone in Australia. The Taskforce recently sought feedback on a set of proposed Principles to inform this work. NATSIAACC has developed feedback, based on research and engagement with NATSIAACC members. NATSIAACC's submission,
- [Submission: IHACPA Pricing Framework for Residential Aged Care](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-ihacpa-pricing-framework-for-residential-aged-care/) - The Independent Healthcare and Aged Care Pricing Authority (IHACPA) recently sought feedback and comment on a pricing framework for Australian residential aged care services. NATSIAACC developed a submission based on research and feedback from NATSIAACC members. This covers cultural safety, AN-ACC and NATSIFACP systems, and other matters relating to the future pricing model. The entire
- [Position statement: Voice to Parliament referendum](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/position-statement-voice-to-parliament-referendum/) - As the national peak body for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander ageing and aged care in Australia, NATSIAACC believes that having an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice enshrined in Australia's Constitution is critical to addressing the health and wellbeing inequalities that continue to devastate Australia's First Nations peoples. NATSIAACC's position statement is available in
- [Submission: A new model for regulating aged care](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-a-new-model-for-regulating-aged-care/) - NATSIAACC has developed a submission regarding the proposed new model to regulate aged care. This submission was based on research and engagement with NATSIAACC members. NATSIAACC makes the following recommendations: We recommend that cultural safety is incorporated end-to-end in the new regulatory model, and as a core element. We recommend that further flexibility for Aboriginal
- [Submission: Exposure Draft to set up Inspector-General of Aged Care](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/submission-exposure-draft-inspector-general/) - The Federal Government recently sought feedback on the Exposure Draft of a Bill to set up the Inspector-General of Aged Care. NATSIAACC is advocating that the Inspector-General of Aged Care role be set up in ways that best support a culturally safe and revamped aged care system, with new complaints and quality assurance processes. In
- [Our Care Our Way: Background paper](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/our-care-our-way-background-paper/) - Click here to download the Background Paper. Published April 2020 The purpose of this paper is to articulate the perspective of the NAGATSIAC on how the aged care system redesign, currently underway by the Commonwealth Government, can incorporate mechanisms and policies that would: improve Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians’ access to appropriate aged care
- [NAGATSIAC response to Royal Commission](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/nagatsiac-response-to-royal-commission/) - This document is the NAGATSIAC response to the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety Counsel Assisting's final submissions. The response relates to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples' aged care. Published November 2020 Click here to download the response.
- [Navigating 'conflict of interest' issues in thin markets](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/navigating-conflict-of-interest-issues-in-thin-markets/) - Click here to download Navigating 'conflict of interest' issues in thin markets Published October 2020 The Commonwealth Government perceives a conflict of interest occurring in instances where Aboriginal community controlled organisations (ACCOs) provide aged care assessments to Aboriginal Elders and, subsequently, also provide aged care services to the same Elders. This may include ACCOs directly
- [Our Care, Our Way, Our Future: Transforming Care Pathways](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/our-care-our-way-our-future-transforming-care-pathways/) - Click here to download Our Care, Our Way: Transforming Care Pathways for Indigenous Elders Published April 2020 This paper is about how to make the commitment to better outcomes real, through seeking the wisdom of, and giving legitimate voice and choice to, our Elders. Critically, it places community in the driver’s seat and is community-led
- [Our Care, Our Way, Our Future 5 year Plan](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/fdf-4/) - This is a five-year strategy, demonstrating how a new Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander aged care system could be established, with 8 priorities for reform.
- [Members Charter](https://natsiaacc.org.au/reports_publications/members-charter/) - This document outlines the principles of membership, code of conduct, obligations, and communication protocol.

## Members

- [Independent Living Assessment (iLA)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/independent-living-assessment-ila/) - iLA empowers older people and people with disabilities to make informed choices about their health and wellbeing, while supporting the aged care and disability sectors to deliver person-centred services. Through digital innovation, industry leading research, and aged care assessments, we’re helping shape a more inclusive future.
- [Boola Boola Djinda (Many Many Stars)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/centre-for-aboriginal-medical-and-dental-health/) - The Centre for Aboriginal Medical and Dental Health (CAMDH) aims to increase and support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people aspiring to graduate as doctors, dentists, podiatrists and become leaders in the field of Aboriginal Health. CAMDH also develops and teaches curriculum that values Aboriginal knowledge and processes to create a culturally safe environment for
- [Aged Care Research and Industry Innovation Association (ARIIA)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/aged-care-research-and-industry-innovation-association-ariia/) - Aged Care Research and Industry Innovation Association (ARIIA) is leading the positive transformation of aged care across Australia. We address critical sector needs, support government and professional commitments, and foster collaboration and innovation to empower aged care professionals and support positive change. Our initiatives include incubators, grants, programs, and events, and our website provides trustworthy
- [Indigenous Wellbeing Centre (IWC)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/indigenous-wellbeing-centre-iwc/) - The Indigenous Wellbeing Centre (IWC) is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation based in Bundaberg and Gayndah, Queensland. For more than two decades, IWC has worked alongside community to deliver integrated health, wellbeing and aged care services that support people across all stages of life. Grounded in culture and connection, IWC provides accessible care for everyone
- [Gerontological Alliance of Nurses Australia (GANA)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/gerontological-alliance-of-nurses-australia-gana/) - Gerontological Alliance of Nurses Australia (GANA) is a community of trusted specialist nurses and assistants who value working with older people and their families/carers in all care settings. GANA was established in 2022, and promotes gerontology as a unique nursing specialty that makes a crucial contribution to the health and well-being of older people in
- [First Peoples' Health and Wellbeing](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/first-peoples-health-and-wellbeing/) - First Peoples' Health and Wellbeing is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation that offers affordable primary healthcare services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People and their families in urban Melbourne. First Peoples’ Health and Wellbeing was previously known as Access Services for Koories which was set up to improve primary health care access for
- [Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/aboriginal-health-council-of-south-australia/) - Aboriginal Health Council of South Australia Limited (AHCSA) is the peak body representing Aboriginal community-controlled health services in South Australia at state and national levels. AHCSA's primary role is to be the ‘health voice’ for all Aboriginal people in South Australia. AHCSA achieves this by advocating for the community and supporting workers with appropriate Aboriginal
- [Booroongen Djugun Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/booroongen-djugun/) - Booroongen Djugun meaning “sleeping ground” is made up of three core services within NSW: Booroongen College (RTO conducting industry approved courses) Community care (inc. NDIS services, home care packages & service delivery) Residential care (culturally safe facilities for Aboriginal People)
- [Yaandina Community Services](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/yaandina-community-services/) - Yaandina Community Services Ltd (Yaandina) is a multi-functional, multi-funded charity providing localised wrap-around, client-centred services from birth to ageing for people living in the Pilbara, Western Australia. Through the delivery of life education, recreation, therapeutic interventions, practical support, care and well-being programs, Yaandina provides services to children, youth, families and the elderly that are aimed
- [Wyanaga Aboriginal Aged Care Program](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/wyanaga-aboriginal-aged-care-program/) - Wyanga is a not for profit Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander organisation providing individually tailored and culturally appropriate aged care services to their Elders within their homes. Elders residing in the South East Sydney areas of New South Wales. Wyanga provides a range of services to Aboriginal clients and their carers in the home and
- [Western Desert Nganampa Walytja Palyantja (Purple House)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/western-desert-nganampa-walytja-palyantja-purple-house-nt/) - Before the Purple House was established Pintupi people from the Western Desert of Central Australia were forced to leave their country and families to seek treatment for end-stage renal failure in Alice Springs or Darwin. Far from home, they suffered great loneliness and hardship, and weren’t around to pass on cultural knowledge in their communities.
- [Werin Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/werin-aboriginal-corporation/) - Werin Aboriginal Corporation was formally known as the PAC Medical Clinic (Partnership for Aboriginal Care, opened in 2006) auspiced by Durri Aboriginal Medical Service. The name was changed to Werin Medical Clinic in July 2008 auspiced by Biripi Aboriginal Medical Service. Werin Aboriginal Corporation became incorporated January 2012. After 10 years of successful operation, on
- [Tharawal Aboriginal Corporation Aboriginal Medical Service](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/tharawal-aboriginal-corporation-aboriginal-medical-service/) - Tharwal Aboriginal Corporation Aboriginal Medical Service is located in the suburb of Airds in the Macarthur region of South Western Sydney, New South Wales. Tharawal Aboriginal Medica Service is an Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service (ACCHS) which offers the following services to its community including: Primary Health Care (Medical Services, Allied Health, Dental, Bullabulla Maternal
- [Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/tangentyere-council-aboriginal-corporation-nt/) - Tangentyere delivers a range of services and community development activities to Central Australian Aboriginal people from the Alice Springs Town Camps, Alice Springs Township and Central Australian Aboriginal communities who face multidimensional disadvantage.Tangentyere also operates a number of social enterprises aimed at empowering people and enhancing their participation in the economy. Services include Aged, Disability
- [South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/south-east-tasmanian-aboriginal-corporation/) - The South East Tasmanian Aboriginal Corporation (SETAC) exists to facilitate the empowerment of the Aboriginal people of South East Tasmania so that, through self determination, they can make decisions that affect their lives and share in Australia’s land, wealth, and resources, contributing equitably to the nation’s economic, social, and political life, with full recognition of,
- [Rumbalara Aboriginal Co-Operative](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/rumbalara-aboriginal-co-operative/) - Rumbalara provides whole of life health, medical, family services that support, honour and respect first Nations people through; Wellbeing and Prevention Everyday Health Chronic Conditions Elder and Disability Care Children and Young people Mental Health Family & Community Homelessness & Housing
- [Pinangba (BlueCare)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/pinangba/) - Pinangba is an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander-led service delivery arm of UnitingCare, operating in partnership with BlueCare, to deliver a range of services across Queensland, including aged care, respite, family therapy and drug and alcohol rehabilitation services.
- [Palm Island Community Company](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/palm-island-community-company/) - The Palm Island Community Company is a community-controlled not-for-profit organisation that delivers human services, community capacity building and economic development programs on Palm Island. Services provided include, but not limited to; Bwgcolman Healing Service, Community Justice Group, Children & Family Centre, Diversionary Service, Family Care Service, Family Participation Program, Family Wellbeing Centre, Integrated Team Care,
- [Older Persons Advocacy Network (OPAN)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/older-persons-advocacy-network-opan/) - Older Persons Advocacy Network (OPAN) provides information, assistance, referral and education to older people who are vulnerable, socially or economically disadvantaged, exploited or abused. They also facilitated the provision of confidential support and education to older people who are recipients of care and to promote the rights of older people to aged care service providers;
- [Ngambaga Bindarry Girrwaa Community Services](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/ngambaga-bindarry-girrwaa-community-services/) - Ngambaga Bindarry Girrwaa Community Service Inc (NBGCS) believes in the right of people and community to: Make choices in their own lives Dignity, respect, privacy and confidentiality Be valued as individuals Access services on a non-discriminatory basis T access accountable and responsible services. NBGCS provides the following service: Commonwealth Home Support Programme National Respite Carer
- [Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Women's Council Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/ngaanyatjarra-pitjantjatjara-yankunytjatjara-womens-council-aboriginal-corporation/) - Ngaanyatjarra Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Women's Council Aboriginal Corporation (NPY Women's Council) is led by women’s law, authority and culture to deliver health, social and cultural services for all Anangu. NPY Women’s Council provide the following services: Youth Services Child & Family Wellbeing Service Tjungu Aged & Disability Service Domestic & Family Violence Service Tjanpi Desert Weavers
- [National Seniors Australia](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/national-seniors-australia/) - National Seniors Australia is a leading organisation dedicated to improving the quality of life for people aged 50 and over. They champion the rights and interests of seniors, influencing policy and driving positive change. Through their in-house research, they seek to better understand the needs and preferences of seniors to ensure their advocacy work is
- [National Ageing Research Institute (NARI)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/national-ageing-research-institute-nari/) - National Ageing Research Institute (NARI) conducts research to improve the lives of Older Australians. NARI makes a measurable difference to the lives of older people and those who care for them by improving their quality of life and health.
- [Mutkin Residential and Community Care Indigenous Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/mutkin-residential-and-community-care-indigenous-corporation/) - Mutkin Residential and Community Care is a not for profit community-controlled organisation, situated south east from Cairns in Far North Queensland. They are a Commonwealth subsidised and accredited Aged Care facility providing residential care and community care services to the Yarrabah Community and surrounding areas. Mutkin is a trusted pillar in the Yarrabah community and
- [Moorditj Koort Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/moorditj-koort-aboriginal-corporation/) - Moorditj Koort is a community controlled, not-for-profit organisation that supports the health and wellness of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples living in Western Australia. Moorditj Koort has a range of programs designed to help Indigenous peoples in our community including NDIS Support Coordination, School Health Program, Health Lifestyle Program, Integrated Team Care and Cultural
- [Meaningful Ageing Australia](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/meaningful-ageing-australia/) - Meaningful Ageing Australia is the national peak body for championing the importance of spiritual care for the emotional wellbeing and quality of life of older people, especially those receiving care in all settings. Their work involves advancing research, education, consultancy, advisory for the aged care and related sectors, health care practitioners, government, older people, caregivers,
- [Mala’la Health Service Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/malala-health-service-aboriginal-corporation-nt/) - Mala'la Health Service Aboriginal Corporation services Maningrida and surrounding homelands in North East Arnhem Land. Services provided by Mala'la Health Service includes: Primary Health Care Aged Care and Community Services Family and Community Wellness NDIS Support Services Orange Sky - in partnership
- [Mabunji Aboriginal Resource Indigenous Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/mabunji-aboriginal-resource-indigenous-corporation/) - Mabunji Aboriginal Resource Indigenous Corporation (“Mabunji”) began its life as a resource centre in 1983, with its core purpose to support the Aboriginal people and homelands of the Borroloola region. 35 years later, Mabunji still to this day remains true to its original purpose and represents the Saltwater and the Mainland people of the various
- [LGBTIQ+ Health Australia](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/lgbtiq-health-australia/) - As the national peak body for LGBTIQ+ health and wellbeing their purpose is to amplify the voices and expertise of their members and the communities they collectively represent. Through rigorous research and expert insights, they lead efforts to affect change and improve policy, system designs and service provision, thereby ensuring equitable access to services and
- [Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/larrakia-nation-aboriginal-corporation/) - Larrakia Nation Aboriginal Corporation is one of Darwin’s leading community service organisations. Larrakia Nation have grown strong in recent years and deliver a wide range of programs and services across the Darwin region. They are one of the largest not-for-profit, non-government employers of Aboriginal people in Darwin. It's services include: Community Services Outreach Services Larrakia
- [Kalwun Development Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/kalwun-development-corporation-qld/) - By actively partnering with Elders, community, funders and key stakeholders, Kalwun works to improve a wide range of outcomes for all people. The organisation provides comprehensive primary health care, human services and community care interventions for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, families and communities in south- east Queensland. Kalwun is also the parent-company to
- [Institute for Urban Indigenous Health (IUIH)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/institute-for-urban-indigenous-health-iuih/) - Institute for Urban Indigenous Health (IUIH) is a Community Controlled Health Service that leads the planning, development and delivery of health, family wellbeing and social support services to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander population of South East Queensland. IUIH is working with their Member Community Controlled Health Services to improve the health, wellbeing and
- [Illaroo Co-Operative Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/illaroo-co-operative-aboriginal-corporation/) - Illaroo Co-Operative Aboriginal Corporation was established and incorporated in 1982 as a non-profit organisation, Nine years later Illaroo Co-Operative Aboriginal Corporation established Rose Mumbler Village (RMV) Aboriginal Hostel; to provide “Culturally Appropriate & Acceptable” Quality Care by providing permanent accommodation for Elderly Aboriginal couples or individuals we provide short term (respite) and long term care.
- [Gunditjmara Aboriginal Cooperative](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/gunditjmara-aboriginal-cooperative-vic/) - Gunditjmara Aboriginal Cooperative Ltd is an independent community based not-for-profit Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation that was founded by a group of volunteers from the local Aboriginal community of the Victorian South West region in 1979. From humble beginnings to long-term vision of their community has driven the organisation as the primary provider of social, health
- [Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owner Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/gunditj-mirring-traditional-owner-aboriginal-corporation/) - Through Gunditj Mirring Traditional Owner Aboriginal Corporation, Gunditjmara people ensure that their cultural obligations and responsibilities which arise from Gunditjmara Country and under Gunditjmara law, custom and beliefs are upheld and recognised for the protection and benefit of their traditional lands and waters and for their respect to their Gunditjmara ancestors and for their Elders.
- [Goolburri Aboriginal Health Advancement Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/goolburri-aboriginal-health-advancement-corporation/) - Goolburri Aboriginal Health Advancement Company Limited is an incorporated Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service who have supported Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander and non-Indigenous communities in the Toowoomba, Darling Downs and South West region for over 23 years. The not-for-profit organisation provides General Practitioner (GP), Oral, Primary and Allied Health Services, with a range of
- [Gladstone Region Aboriginal and Islander Community Controlled Health Service (Nhulundu)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/gladstone-region-aboriginal-and-islander-community-controlled-health-service-nhulundu-qld/) - Nhulundu are an incorporated Aboriginal organisation, initiated by and based in a local Aboriginal community, and governed by an Aboriginal body that is elected by that Aboriginal community. Nhulundu provides comprehensive primary health care services to our communities and our region. The organisation focuses on the provision of culturally appropriate services, delivered with compassion and
- [Elder Abuse Action Australia](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/elder-abuse-action-australia/) - Elder Abuse Action Australia (EAAA) was established to confront the often hidden problem of discrimination, neglect and mistreatment of older Australians. As the national voice for action, EAAA campaigns for a society that respects and values older Australians and is free from elder abuse. EAAA uses the tools of advocacy, policy development, research and capacity
- [Dyirri-Bang-Gu Aboriginal Corporation Aged Care Services](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/dyirri-bang-gu-aboriginal-corporation-aged-care-services/) - Dyirri-Bang-Gu Aboriginal Corporation Aged Care Services assists Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders and Older People to maintain independence in their own homes providing assistance and supports such as personal care, preparation of meals, laundry, domestic assistance, transport (medical/shopping) and social activities.
- [Dementia Australia](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/dementia-australia/) - Dementia Australia is the national peak body supporting people living with dementia, their families and carers. Dementia Australia responds to this challenge with trusted information, education and support services. They advocate to government and in the community for positive change. They support vital research and health workers providing essential care. They equip communities with tools
- [Council of the Ageing (COTA)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/council-of-the-ageing-cota/) - Council of the Ageing (COTA) Australia as the peak body representing older Australians, delivers on its overall purpose of promoting the rights, interests and good futures of Australians as we age . COTA listens and responds to the concerns of older people through a range of channels face to face and online. COTA's digital and
- [Community Transport Organisation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/community-transport-organisation/) - The Community Transport Organisation Ltd (CTO) provides peak body services for community transport providers in NSW. Community transport is a diverse and critical service for both regional and metropolitan NSW. The Community Transport Organisation has an amazing opportunity and obligation to provide the best possible service and support to their members.
- [Cape Barren Island Aged Care Services](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/cape-barren-island-aged-care-services/) - Cape Barren Island Aboriginal Association is an Aboriginal Community Service Organisation that provides housing, Aged Care, social and emotional management of its residents.
- [Australian Regional and Remote Community Services (ARRCS)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/the-aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-community-health-service-atsichs-brisbane/) - Provides care and support to regional and urban communities throughout the Northern Territory and beyond. In 2014, ARRCS worked to improve the quality of life for people living in regional and remote areas of Australia. ARRC's commitment continues to flourish and will only get stronger by support people from Darwin to Kaltukatjara (Docker River) through
- [Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Community Health Service (ATSICHS) Brisbane](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/aboriginal-and-torres-strait-islander-community-health-service-atsichs-brisbane/) - ATSICHS Brisbane is a not-for-profit community owned health and human services organisation delivering on the unique health and wellbeing needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in greater Brisbane and Logan, QLD. They deliver a range of services including NDIS support, health & Wellbeing support, Elders support & children & family support.
- [Aboriginal Community Elders Services](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/aboriginal-community-elders-services/) - Aboriginal Community Elders Services was established by Aboriginal Elders, due to concerns that elders were dying in mainstream nursing homes without any Aboriginal cultural practices being observed. They offer residential care services, a Koori community aged care program and disability support services.
- [Central Desert Regional Council](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/central-desert-regional-council/) - Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) is dedicated to delivering high-quality services to their communities, with a particular emphasis on enhancing the well-being of theirresidents, especially the older population. Since 2008, Central Desert Regional Council has been supporting its 4,200 residents across 12 communities over an expansive 262,000km² area. Central Desert Regional Council's aged care services
- [Allied Health Professions Australia](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/allied-health-professions-australia/) - Allied Health Professions Australia (AHPA) is the recognised national voice for allied health professions, representing and advocating for the role of allied health professionals in health, aged care, disability, education and all systems where allied health services have a role. AHPA works to provide national leadership that shapes and supports the contribution made by allied health professionals to
- [Victorian Aboriginal Health Service](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/victorian-aboriginal-health-service/) - The Victorian Aboriginal Health Service (VAHS) was established in 1973 to address the specific medical needs of Victorian Aboriginal communities. The organisation has expanded over past 50 years to now provide a comprehensive range of medical, dental and Social and Emotional Wellbeing services for people of all ages in our community.
- [James Cook University - Healthy Ageing Research Team (HART)](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/james-cook-university-healthy-ageing-research-team-hart/) - The Healthy Ageing Research Team (HART) are based at James Cook University, Nguma-bada Campus in Cairns, Far North Queensland, Australia, with team members in the Torres Strait, Cairns and Brisbane. The team includes academics, clinicians, and researchers, all with an interest in gerontology and integrated service delivery models. The Healthy Ageing Researcg Team strives to
- [Australian Recreational Therapy Association](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/australian-recreational-therapy-association/) - Recreational Therapy is a client-centred practice that recognises that leisure and recreational experiences are the right of all individuals. Recreational Therapy practitioners work with people of all ages and abilities to design and facilitate leisure and recreation programmes. Activities are designed to support, challenge and enhance individuals' psychological, spiritual, social, emotional and physical wellbeing. The
- [Australian Association of Gerontology](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/australian-association-of-gerontology/) - Australian Association of Gerentology has a broad range of gerontologist that have experience in the fields of research, education, policy and practitioners in health, allied health and aged care as well as other fields that have a focus on ageing issues. The Gerontologists assist in helping older people lead fulfilling and productive lives, as well
- [Aged Care Management Australia](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/aged-care-management-australia/) - Through targeted and relevant assistance, Aged Care Management Association (ACMA) empowers staff, managers, and boards to navigate the complexity of reforming aged care environments and develop capacity to continually meet the needs of First Nation communities via: Accreditation Readiness Governance Quality & Safety Performance Interim Clinical Support & Management Home Care Operational Support Operational Reviews
- [South West Aboriginal Medical Service](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/south-west-aboriginal-medical-service/) - Provide health care services to Aboriginal people in a way that reflects self-determination and advances overall health status. Areas include, primary health, disability services, child and maternal health, dental, outreach & a range of other community services.
- [Karadi Aboriginal Corporation](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/karadi-aboriginal-corporation/) - Karadi is an inclusive Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation, providing leadership in the sector and serving Aboriginal people of our catchment and their families in achieving strong cultural identity, good health and quality of life.
- [Aboriginal Community Services](https://natsiaacc.org.au/members_/aboriginal-community-services/) - Aboriginal Community Services provides high quality community and residential aged care services to Aboriginal people living in South Australia.

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