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HelloCare grew from a clear need for quality content in the health and ageing sector that primarily put the consumer and aged care worker first.

It found a tone that could speak to the people, speak to those struggling through everyday challenges from ageing, moving into aged care or the isolating effects of dedicating their life to care for a loved one.

HelloCare’s content over the last two years has grown organically by listening to what the public wants.

All are important to bring about change, create transparency and bring topics to life that others in the sector may be afraid to discuss.

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Should aged care homes display Indigenous flags on Australia Day? Pauline Hanson says ‘No’

Should aged care homes display Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags on Australia Day? Staff, providers, and residents are divided over how to balance cultural sensitivity with tradition. Read More

Ethical crossroads: The silence surrounding serious incidents in aged care

Some aged care workers have raised concerns about managers and supervisors turning a blind eye to serious incidents, choosing instead to not report something because they are protecting another staff member.  Read More

“How Could the Nurse Not have Known My Grandma was Dying?”

Submitted by Anonymous I still reflect on my grandma’s death. I tried to see the positives immediately after. And now I’m reflecting on the things that potentially could have made it a bad death. I only raise this because I think there is a lot of work still needed in the training of nurses and... Read More
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