People need to feel safe to raise concerns about aged care. The Aged Care Act 2024 strengthens whistleblower protections for people who report possible breaches of aged care law, including older people, families, carers, workers and advocates. Anyone can make a disclosure, including anonymously.

Join this practical one-hour online session to explore how these protections work, what they mean for providers, leaders and staff, and how to respond appropriately to concerns. You’ll consider common reporting scenarios, ask questions and discuss ideas with peers.

What you’ll learn

Understand whistleblower protections under the Aged Care Act 2024.
Recognise when a concern may be a whistleblower disclosure.
Distinguish between complaints, feedback and whistleblower disclosures.
Explore common reporting scenarios and appropriate ways to respond.
Consider how to foster a culture where people feel safe to speak up.

Who should attend

This session is for people involved in Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) or Support at Home service delivery, including leaders and staff.

Facilitated by

Kristin Taylor

Presented by

SSD Connect Alliance

Cost

Provided at no cost for CHSP and Support at Home-funded aged care providers.

Please note – live attendance is essential

This event will not be recorded. We do not send slides, tools or resources to people who register but do not attend.

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You’ll receive your booking confirmation and event information from the SSD Connect Alliance through Humanitix. Some workplace email systems may block these messages.

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Funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing. Although funding for this event has been provided by the Australian Government, the material contained herein does not necessarily represent the views or policies of the Australian Government.

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