Ageing

• In-home care provides people with assistance with daily tasks, personal care and health management in the comfort of their own home
• Community support programs and services are designed to keep people connected with their community and engaged in social activities that are important to them

Australia is committed to providing high-quality, culturally appropriate aged care services for all people. The Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission is the national regulator of aged care services in Australia and is dedicated to protecting the health, safety and well-being of older Australians.

In addition, the National LGBTI Ageing and Aged Care Strategy aims to ensure equitable access to aged care services that are inclusive and respectful of the diverse needs of older LGBTQIA+ people.

BGF’s in-home and community aged care services are designed to help individuals live independently and achieve their personal goals. Whether assistance is needed at home or in a residential setting, BGF’s dedicated team provides tailored support to enhance overall well-being and quality of life.

BGF is committed to providing compassionate, inclusive, and high-quality care for all older adults, ensuring their well-being and quality of life.

There are many resources available to support older people:

• Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission ensures the quality and safety of aged care services in Australia, providing information on standards, complaints and compliance
• Department of Health and Aged Care offers information and resources on aged care policies, programs and initiatives to support older Australians
• My Aged Care is the main entry point for accessing Australian Government-funded aged care services, providing information on the types of care available and how to access them.