Homelike setting brings comfort

Homelike setting brings comfort

Tommaso* was admitted to hospital with dementia and multiple co-morbidities associated with age-related frailty. Once his medical requirements were resolved, and rather than staying in a clinical setting, he transitioned to the homely environment of the Ready for Home...
EOI open: Accessibility Ambassadors

EOI open: Accessibility Ambassadors

Do you want to be an Accessibility Ambassador in 2026?   Tourism and Events Northern Territory (TENT) are seeking Accessibility Ambassadors for some of the Territory’s most iconic events, including BASSINTHEGRASS, Darwin Supercars, and the MXGP of Australia.  ...
Positive wellbeing supports successful transition

Positive wellbeing supports successful transition

Upon transition from Palmerston Regional Hospital, Margaret and Harry* quickly settled into the Ready for Home program’s homelike care setting. Both live with dementia and required full time multi-disciplinary support prior to securing a longer-term residential care...
A fresh start sees improved health outcomes

A fresh start sees improved health outcomes

Paul* uses a wheelchair and lives with a stoma, which also functions as his PEG feeding site. When he transitioned to Carpentaria’s SIL program, he was experiencing complications with his stoma, which significantly affected his overall health and made it difficult to...
Family connection supports wellbeing

Family connection supports wellbeing

Tom* had not had the opportunity to see his family in Adelaide for an extended period of time. He expressed his desire to reconnect and to spend a long weekend with them. Tom’s support team saw how important this visit was for Tom’s wellbeing and committed to putting...
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