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 copy of NATSIAACC’s Annual Report.
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 to the Act (Foundations and … Read More
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. Click here to download a … Read More
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 and stakeholders. Click here to … Read More
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 with its Members which are … Read More
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 Strait Islander people. The Government … Read More
Submission on new Aged Care Act
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 to the removal of flexibility … Read More
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 submission is available here: NATSIAACC submission … Read More
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 full here: NATSIAACC Voice position statement … Read More
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, in summary is essentally that … Read More
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