Police Association now a force in home care for elderly and disabled
The Police Association of SA has launched a home care business to provide disability and aged care services to its members, their families and the community.
The Aged Care Royal Commission has highlighted a system in crisis.
The Police Association of SA has launched a home care business to provide disability and aged care services to its members, their families and the community.
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My Care Solution is looking for 150 care workers across SA amid a critical shortage that is limiting the ability of operators to support older people in need.
An NDIS client with disabilities faces selling his Salisbury East home to pay for his mother’s aged-care fees – now his brother says the family needs immediate help.
SA’s largest disability provider is facing a deficit of more than $10m, but blames huge NDIS shortfalls – and decisions by previous management.
Staff at an aged-care provider looking after some of SA’s most vulnerable Indigenous people never reported a shocking shower abuse case.
An aged-care CCTV trial set up by the Liberals – and which cost nearly $1m – has been dumped after it generated so many false alerts staff missed actual resident falls.
The disability Royal Commission has slammed SA’s Department for Human Services over internal investigations it carried out into shocking complaints.
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