Elder abuse is not always obvious. It does not always leave a visible injury, and it may not begin with a dramatic incident. Often, the first signs are small changes: an outgoing person becomes withdrawn, bills are suddenly left unpaid, a relative begins answering every question on the older person's behalf or prescribed medication seems to leave them unusually drowsy or confused. Individually, these changes may have many possible explanations. Together, or when they form a p

Receiving a dementia diagnosis can be overwhelming, not only for the person diagnosed but also for the family, friends and carers who support them. While dementia is often associated with memory loss, it affects much more than memory alone. It can influence a person's behaviour, communication, emotions and ability to complete everyday tasks. No two people experience dementia in exactly the same way. What is Dementia? Dementia is an umbrella term used to describe a group of co

Support Workers play a vital role in delivering in-home support and community-based care that helps people live independently, achieve their goals and maintain a high quality of life. Whether providing assistance at home, supporting community participation or helping with daily tasks, Support Workers often become an important part of a person's support network. While qualifications, training and experience are all important, the qualities that make a truly great Support Worke

It is not always easy to recognise when a loved one may need extra support. Changes can happen gradually, and many older adults prefer to maintain their independence for as long as possible. At Gold Care Home Services, we understand that starting the conversation about care can feel overwhelming. Recognising the early signs can help families provide the right support at the right time, helping their loved ones remain safe, comfortable and age well at home. What are the early

Maintaining brain health helps support independence and wellbeing as we age. Discover practical tips for keeping your mind active, staying socially connected and supporting cognitive health in everyday life.

This is a guide for caregivers in how to maintain professional boundaries in the aged care and disability Industry.

Ageing is a part of life. After our feet have carried us for many kilometres through our life, they can eventually wear down. There are...

Whether you are new to the sector and looking for your first job, returning to the workforce or you are currently in a similar role and...