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Leaving an abusive relationship can be the most dangerous time for you and your children. It’s important to have a plan that is specific to your situation and can be adapted as things change but here are some things to consider.
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Every year on 7 August Centacare takes the opportunity to celebrate its hardworking frontline staff. From aged care to disability care to mental health, in people’s homes, in hubs and out in in the community, our support workers ensure that people have what they need to achieve what’s important to them at that moment and into the future.
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Peter and Julia*are in their early eighties. They’ve worked all their lives and forged a humble existence, paying their taxes and raising children in rural Queensland. Now, having received a notice to leave their rental property, they are on the verge of homelessness. This Homelessness Week (7-13 August) we shine a light on the changing face of this growing national problem.
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Failing eyesight has put Eileen’s ability to live independently from her Acacia Ridge home to the test. But with the combined support of a Centacare Home Care Package and her loving family, the 92-year-old continues to live her life from the home she holds dear.
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Staying socially active and well connected to local communities and services has been identified as a key measure in keeping older people safe and well and reducing the risk of what are often hidden or unrecognised forms of abuse. This World Elder Abuse Awareness Day, we look at how to recognise signs of abuse and respond appropriately.
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Navigating the landscape of Home Care Package providers can be daunting. It’s important to do your research, identify your main concerns and consider how a Home Care Package can support you in continuing to live at home. To help you choose we share essential questions to ask.
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Research confirms the devastating impact family violence can have on children’s lives and their physical and emotional development, even if they’re not experiencing the violence first-hand. Learn about the impacts of violence on children and the signs that a child may not be coping.
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