Community
We Go the Extra Mile to Provide the Support You Deserve
National Care Centre’s Community Connect Program provides opportunities to all participants to take advantage of free community partnership programs.
National Care Centre is proud to partner with Multicultural Resources Hub to help our participants access many free community workshops, resources, social events and connect to the diverse multicultural community programs.
2023 HUME COMMUNITY AWARDS
OUTSTANDING CULTURAL LEADERSHIP
Connect
Helping you with things you can do better to connect:
- Set goals to connect with someone in your life
- Help organise to catch up with family and friends
- Get you involved with your community/interest you may have/and get out and about
Be Active
- Find an exercise/activity you love to do
- Go for a walk
- Find a new hobby/learn a new skill
Give
- Help you participate and contribute in the community
- Volunteer your time or skills – feel included and valued
- Get inspired and inspire others
Advocate Support
If you need someone to represent your interests or support your decision making, an advocate may be the right choice for you. The team at National Care Centre is here to guide you towards the appropriate pathway. Your advocate could be a friend, a family member, or an independent advocacy service. Don’t hesitate to talk to us if you need any assistance.
Are you or a loved one in need of support for aged care?
National Care Centre offers a unique service that connects you with a dedicated aged care advocate. This advocate will listen attentively to your situation and provide impartial assistance that is tailored to your best interests.
They will always be on your side and advocate for you based on your wants and needs. Plus, you can rest assured that your privacy is a top priority, and the advocate won’t speak to anyone unless you give them permission to do so.
With the help of an aged care advocate, you can get the support you need in the following areas:
Below are some important topics related to aged care services that you should keep in mind:
- Understanding the services and fees associated with aged care
- Maximizing the benefits from the services you receive
- Information related to guardianship
- Knowing and understanding your rights
- Communicating with your service provider as per your direction
- Resolving any concerns or complaints you may have regarding the services provided
- Enhancing your knowledge and skills to advocate for yourself
- Any concerns you may have regarding being treated respectfully, fairly, or appropriately.