Confused about Aged Care?

21/3/2018

Are you confused about aged care? Do you want to help a family member or friend but not sure where to start?

The Dumbleyung CRC are hosting a FREE Seniors Information Session on Thursday April 5 from 10am til 11.30am at the CRC. The session will include speakers from Advocare and HACC plus feedback and experience from a PATS user.

Hear from Advocare, a free professional advocacy service for older adults and care recipients living in WA. Advocare will discuss accessing aged, and community care services and respond to any questions about your care, or the care of your loved ones.

Local Jane Smith will provide an overview of the Home and Community Care Program (HACC) and answer any questions you may have. Plus! Rebecca South, the Assistant Coordinator at the West Arthur CRC who has completed and assisted others with their PATS forms, will share with us her experience.

A light morning tea is included and barista coffee is available to purchase from along came Henry Café. Registration is essential for this information session to proceed, please call 9863 4829 or email admin@dumbleyungcrc.com.

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