Feb 21, 2021

HelloCare content will be delivered daily into your inbox

Starting from this week HelloCare will be delivering news daily into your inbox.

A weekday newsletter, every Monday through to Friday. 

Providing you with breaking news, the latest in research, opinion pieces and timely content straight to your inbox.

All HelloCare subscribers will automatically receive this, so you don’t have to do anything.

If you would like to invite other people in your organisation to subscribe, simply send them this link, here.

Alternatively, if you would prefer which days you receive the newsletter – then you can update your subscription settings, here.

Did you know HelloCare is on Apple News?

You may not have realised but if you’re an iPhone/iPad user, there’s an added way you can enjoy HelloCare – through Apple News. 

Users can read articles on Apple News’ platform directly, and your feed can be individualised based on publishers, websites and topics you select.

Stay connected with the HelloCare community and follow us your preferred social network:

LinkedIn – find us, here
Twitter – @HelloCare, find us, here
Instagram – @HelloCare, find us, here
Aged Care Worker Support Group on Facebook, find us, here

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement

Brisbane family blames broken QLD health system for grandfather’s tragic death

A bereaved family is seeking clarity following the tragic passing of their cherished grandfather, Russell Bates, whose distressing hospital ordeal resulted in what his family believes was an untimely death. Read More

Grandmother Fighting For Life After Domestic Violence Stabbing

A 60-year-old grandmother is in hospital fighting for her life following a stabbing in Perth’s Eastern suburbs. Her partner was arrested at the scene after a standoff with police. Read More

Recently Released Immigration Detainee Arrested After Attack on Elderly Couple

A released detainee who allegedly bashed an elderly woman in Perth was one of 150 people - that includes 7 murders and 37 sex offenders - who were released into the community last year. Read More
Advertisement
Exit mobile version