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COTA Queensland CHSP Provider Update
The 3rd National Community of Practice is for CHSP providers and welcomes people across all organisational levels and stages on this ongoing journey, building cultural safety.
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Wednesday, 29 April
π 12:00 pm to 1:30 pm AEST (QLD Time)
πOnline
Join us for a refreshingly grounded conversation with Kim Whiteley, CEO of the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIACC) and Gary Rake, Deputy Commissioner Regulatory Operations with the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission.
Be inspired and encouraged by a national community of leaders and practitioners who are prioritising cultural safety for older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.
This National Community of Practice is for CHSP providers and welcomes people across all organisational levels and stages on this ongoing journey building cultural safety. This is the third and final session in a series of three 1.5-hour online sessions, we have delivered.
This Community of Practice aims to provide a supportive space to share insights, ask questions, and build lasting change within the aged care sector. There will be guest presenters, facilitated discussion as a large group and breakout sessions for sharing in smaller groups.
This is an opportunity to:
CHSP Providers
There is no cost to attend
This is an activity of the National CHSP Sector Support and Development Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Working Group.
Kim Whiteley, CEO National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Ageing and Aged Care Council (NATSIACC)
Gary Rake, Deputy Commissioner Regulatory Operations with the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission.
Activity leads: Social Futures, Booroongen Djugun, Momentum Collective and Your Side.
All times shown are Queensland time (AEST).
For interstate events, reminders & calendar invites may display in the local event time.
COTA Queensland’s Sector Support and Development team believes every child has the right to be safe, to feel safe and to be protected from harm.
Guided by our organisation’s safeguarding framework, our team has completed a structured risk assessment of our sector-facing activities and undertaken targeted training to strengthen our ability to prevent, identify and respond to child abuse.
We are committed to acting promptly and appropriately if concerns are raised or disclosures occur, and to supporting safe practices across the sector.