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National Carers Week: Recognising unpaid carers

National Carers Week: Recognising unpaid carers

October is also an opportunity to show our appreciation to the 2.65 million Australians who provide unpaid care to a family members or friends. National Carers Week, which runs from 15-21 October, raises awareness about the challenges faced by caregivers while highlighting the essential role they play in our communities. The official event website is a hub for information, resources, and events happening throughout Carers Week.

The CareSearch Community Centre offers carers support in the form of information. Information can empower carers to make informed decisions or know where to find additional support when needed. It can also help carers better understand the carer role and how to provide care to someone else while safeguarding their own wellbeing.

Posted: 11/10/2023

CareSearch at the Oceanic Palliative Care Conference

CareSearch at the Oceanic Palliative Care Conference

The CareSearch/palliAGED team is at the Oceanic Conference this week. Visit booth 12 for updates on our knowledge resources or learn more about our research and project activities through our various posters and presentations. Professor Jennifer Tieman, CareSearch Director, will discuss findings from the Dying2Learn MOOC on Wednesday at 2.45pm, and Deb Rawlings explores death doula workforce training in her presentation on Thursday at 2.45pm. Our partner projects are also active at the conference with Dr Amanda Adams and Dr Priyanka Vandersman presenting on ELDAC activities and Associate Professor Kim Devery on the work of End-of-Life Essentials. You can also view our past conference presentations on the CareSearch website.

Posted: 12/09/2023

Printed CareSearch resources: Tell us what you think

Printed CareSearch resources: Tell us what you think

Did you know that CareSearch has a range of print resources that health professionals and the community can order online and have mailed to them free of charge? If you have ordered any of our resources, we’d love to hear if they have been of value and some of the ways in which you have used them. This feedback will help us know if they are hitting the mark and what we might do differently. You can send us your thoughts on our resources via email caresearch@flinders.edu.au or select the ‘Yes’ option against ‘Would you be willing to provide feedback’ on the order form when you place your next order with us.

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Posted: 12/09/2023

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Last updated 18 February 2025