The SSD Connect Alliance works in partnership to connect the CHSP & Support at Home-funded aged care sector
with training, resources & support.
While we focus on North & West Metro Melbourne + the Loddon Mallee region of Victoria, our resources & training are open to CHSP & Support at Home providers Australia-wide.
Our next events
This training is for CHSP-funded aged care providers around Australia
This workshop has been developed in response to the support needs identified by leaders who attended our recent 100 Days In forum.
This practical webinar gives leaders space to step back, reset and strengthen the leadership foundations that support confidence, perspective and steadiness during uncertainty.
Build your team’s capability to lead sensitive, culturally safe conversations with older clients.
Join us for a full-day, in-person workshop designed for CHSP and Support at Home team leaders, coordinators and managers. This practical session introduces the new Sensitive Conversations Toolkit – a resource to help your team engage respectfully, confidently and safely in challenging conversations with older people.
Build essential, accredited skills for safely handling, preparing and storing food to prevent contamination and food-borne illnesses.
This training is for volunteers and staff working in CHSP and Support at Home-funded aged care.
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Your FAQs
Your frequently asked questions about the new Aged Care Act, strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards and Single Assessment System.
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Preparing for the Reforms: Challenges, Wins & What’s Next
An interview series with aged care leaders. In the lead-up to the new Aged Care Act, aged care leaders share how they’re preparing, what they’ve learned, and what’s still to come.
Dr Antoinette Mertins from the City of Whittlesea shares what the first 100 days under the new aged care system have really been like – what’s surprised her, where the pressure points remain, and what her team is focusing on next.
We spoke with Barbara Leon, Operations Manager at UNITED – Spanish Latin American Welfare Centre, about how her team is preparing for Support at Home, what they’re learning along the way, and how strong planning and collaboration are helping them adapt to change.
Dr Antoinette Mertins from the SSD Connect Alliance and City of Whittlsea shares how her team is balancing reform and service delivery, and why partnerships matter more than ever.
Katherine Formica from Echuca Regional Health shares how her team tackled reform overwhelm and built a clear plan forward.
Go here for more Sector Stories