Capacity presents – Psychiatry, palliative care, geriatrics and law to extend the concept of successful or healthy ageing to “Healthy Dying” .
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When: Thursday 1st March 2018
Capacity Australia provided grant funding to support the work of Mangal Kardile, psychologist In India. Mangal developed a community education and awareness program on elder abuse and dementia, tailored and delivered to local police who support the Kumbh-Mela festival, to prevent and address the problem of elder abuse by abandonment. India’s Hindu festival of Kumbh-Mela […]
Capacity Australia has released for purchase an online E-Learning Tool for Bank Staff on Financial abuse and dementia, developed using a $50,000 grant from the UNSW Dementia Collaborative Research Centre. The tool, developed in collaboration with Australian online adaptive learning company, Smart Sparrow, teaches bank staff to better understand dementia, financial capacity, supported decision-making, signs of […]
Everyone has the right to make their own decisions or if needed to have support to make their own decisions. This right must also be balanced against the need to protect a person from harm to themselves or from exploitation.
Capacity Australia’s vision is an inclusive community that respects individual’s abilities and which empowers people to make their own decisions with necessary supports when required. As a self-funded charity, Capacity Australia gratefully accepts any monetary donation, big or small.
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ALRC submissions
Professors Carmelle Peisah and Nick O’Neill provided key submissions to the Australian Law Reform Commission’s (ALRC) report on Elder Abuse—A National Legal Response. Elder abuse is complex and multidimensional issue and requires a multi-faceted response. In this report, the ALRC outlines a comprehensive set of recommendations to achieve a nationally consistent approach to elder abuse. The report also includes immediate strategies and specific reforms to support older people’s autonomy and to safeguard against abuse.
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Capacity Australia is the trading name for ACCEPD (Australian Centre for Capacity, Ethics and the prevention of Exploitation of People with Disabilities).
