CHSP Provider Hub

Updates & Resources

AGED CARE REFORM

  • Understanding obligations concerning supporting decision-making and registered supporters

    This document providers information on Supported Decision Making and links providers to resources.
  • CHSP Service Agreement Guide & Plain English Template

    The guide and templates have been developed to assist CHSP-funded providers. They are in plain English and based on current guidance and templates from the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing.
  • Senate Inquiry - Support at Home Program

    The Community Affairs References Committee is currently undertaking an Inquiry into the Support at Home Program.
  • In a Nutshell - Support at Home and the New Aged Care Act

    Videos and factsheets have been provided to help Providers and on the ground workers to understand how the new Aged Care Act is transforming care delivery - putting rights, safety, and quality at the heart of every interaction.
  • COTA Queensland Updates / Newsletter Reminder - Check SPAM / Junk mail

    In February, the Sector Support and Development team at Council on the Ageing (COTA) Queensland changed their regular updates/newsletters from a standard email to Mailchimp. This means that your February update may be in your SPAM / Junk mail folder. 
  • OPAN's resources for older people and their families

    OPAN provides support, information and webinars for older people seeking or receiving government-funded aged care services.
  • Invox QANDA

    Practical Question and Answer forum for those working in and supporting Home Care providers and CHSP services.
  • Changes to applying for Specialisation Verification

    From 1 November 2025, a new application process applies under the updated Specialisation Verification Framework.
  • Associate Provider Toolkit

    The new Associated Provider Toolkit is now available to support registered aged care providers and associated providers. It includes practical tools to help you strengthen governance, ensure compliance and meet your obligations under the Aged Care Act 2024.