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ACRL26 Conference
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Extra Resources + Ideas

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  • ACSQHS - Health Literacy: a summary for clinicians - CLICK HERE

  • Whiddon Aged Care - “More to Me” Project - CLICK HERE

  • Dementia Eyecare Project - Helping people with dementia "see well, to live well" in residential aged care - CLICK HERE

  • Harbison Care Cycling Program - CLICK HERE

  • Library - full of possibilities - CLICK HERE

  • Neighbourhood house - older people programs - CLICK HERE

  • Bird watching activities - CLICK HERE

  • Sailing for All Abilities Australia - CLICK HERE

  • Social programs to reduce loneliness - CLICK HERE

  • Indoor Lawn Bowls competition - CLICK HERE

  • Golden Carers - CLICK HERE

  • Book: Tales of Willow View by Kerralye Wright - CLICK HERE (copies also available at the ACRL26 conference)

  • Memory Lane Therapy - CLICK HERE

  • Death cafe resources - dying to know day - breaking barriers about end of life and discussing end of life preferences: CLICK HERE

  • Hold the Moment Webinar - CLICK HERE

  • Senior style - gifts and resources when you can’t plan ahead / time poor to sort out theme days - CLICK HERE

  • Book: The Power of Moments - CLICK HERE

  • Raised Planter Garden Boxes, Mr Fox In A Box - CLICK HERE

  • CareApp - CLICK HERE

At Medical & Aged Care Group (11 Residential Aged Care Homes in Melbourne ) we have collaborated with Innovators TeaTime and introduced TeaTime in all our homes to enhance two way connection between people living in Aged Care & their families & staff. Exchanging photos videos and messages. We have residents & family members connecting via TeaTime from across Aust and 10 other countries. Also shares the amazing individual milestones and community events & experiences on the community feed (with privacy approvals) TeaTime has a volunteers channel (vetted volunteers from TeaTime's partnership with 'Friends for Good' to share moments photos and videos with people without family connections. No need for person to have their own device. Provides reassurance and home updates for families', helps address loneliness and inclusion and is integrated into the daily social and individual interactions across the homes. Great example of how technology can enhance connection and capture & share beautiful and meaningful moments. Jacinta - jjarutis@maacg.com.au Nathan - nneal@maacg.com.au

Partners in Culturally Appropriate Care (PICAC) program resources by state:

  • South Australia - Multicultural Aged Care

    • Multicultural Calendar 2026 : CLICK HERE

    • Multicultural Aged Care Library Cultural Intelligence in Aged Care Newsletters: CLICK HERE

    • Bilingual festive resources: CLICK HERE

    • MAC Symposium recordings (Cultural Diversity in Ageing): CLICK HERE

    • MAC Webinar series recordings : CLICK HERE

    • MAC Microlearning sessions: CLICK HERE

  • Victoria - Centre for Cultural Diversity in Ageing: CLICK HERE & CLICK HERE

  • NSW and ACT - Multicultural Communities Council of Illawarra: CLICK HERE

  • Northern Territory (NT) - COTA NT : CLICK HERE

  • Queensland - Ethnic Communities Council of Queensland : Multicultural Partners - CLICK HERE

  • Tasmania - Migrant Resource Centre: CLICK HERE

  • Western Australia: CLICK HERE

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