RSPCA Inspectors Shouldn’t Be Older Tasmanians’ Only Carers
RSPCA Animal Inspectors are being left to care for isolated older Tasmanians, who’re falling through service gaps.
RSPCA Animal Inspectors are being left to care for isolated older Tasmanians, who’re falling through service gaps.
The elder abuse prevention strategy, we've been presented with the table and just for the purposes of people who are maybe watching, in the out-years, there's a whole lot of gaps.
Just a question from stakeholders around the Seniors Card communications. There's been some recent changes in with the Seniors Card, and they've relied on a website for update, but
Last week the Treasurer described older Tasmanians who are ready for discharge from hospital but unable to access an aged care facility as 'bed blockers'. I've heard from the ...
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There is a concern that if this moves to the custodial inspector areas such as aged care and the disability sector would not be within their purview.
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