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Navigating Care: Understanding My Aged Care (Lunch and Learn)

Online Session via Teams
Session
17 Sep 2026 (Thu) 12:00pm to 1:00pm
Join us for a Lunch and Learn session to gain a better understanding of the My Aged Care system and the support available for people aged 65 and over.

Whether you’re currently receiving services, planning ahead for yourself, supporting a family member, or assisting someone in your community, this session will provide practical information to help you determine whether My Aged Care may be right for you and help navigate the system with greater confidence.

We’ll explore the updated My Aged Care system, explain how the assessment process works, and discuss the wide range of services available- from help at home and allied health supports to respite care and residential aged care.

You’ll also receive practical tips, useful resources, and the opportunity to ask questions in a welcoming and supportive environment.


This event will be held on the Microsoft Teams platform. How you register and join the event might look a little different to what you’re used to – but it should be quicker and easier!

  • You can register by selecting the Register button
  • We’ll send you a Join Link – there’s no need to download anything
  • When you join the event, your camera and microphone will be turned off but you will be able to turn them on
  • You can contact us on (03) 8809 0400 or email [email protected]

Get ready for your online session

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