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Support Services Contact Details

This section lists support services specifically related to Ageing. Services for people with HIV generally are listed in the section Living with HIV/Services for people with HIV.

Aged Care, Advocacy and rights services

Health Care Complaints Commission Complaints may be made about anything to do with public or private health care services or a health care practitioner.

  • NSW Free call 1800 043 159
  • NT Free call 1800 806 380
  • Qld Toll free 1800 077 308 (outside the Brisbane area)
  • SA Toll free in SA 1800 232 007
  • TAS Free call 1800 001 170
  • VIC Toll Free 1800 136 066
  • WA Country Free Call 1800 813 583 or (08) 9323 0600
  • ACT 02 6205 2222
  • The National Aged Care Advocacy Program
    The National Aged Care Advocacy Program (NACAP) is a free and confidential service promoting the rights of people receiving aged care services and is funded by the Commonwealth Department of Health and Ageing.

    T.A.R.S. is part of this National Advocacy Network, which operates in N.S.W. only. If you live elsewhere and wouldlike to contact agencies in other states or territories please see www.tars.com.au/NACAP.php for information on the
    National Advocacy Network.

    Aged Care Australia
    Aged Care Australia provides comprehensive, impartial information about aged care. You’ll find information that can help you work out what services are available to help you and how you can get started.
    Email: agedcare.website@health.gov.au
    www.agedcareaustralia.gov.au
    Freecall: 1800 500 853

    Commonwealth Respite and Carelink Centre Program
    Commonwealth Respite and Carelink Centres provide a single point of contact for the general public, service providers, general practitioners and other health professionals for free and confidential information on community, aged and disability services and carer support and respite. The Centres can also assist with information about costs for services, assessment processes and eligibility criteria.
    Freecall™ 1800 052 222

    Australian Council on the Ageing
    Australia’s leading seniors’ organisation, with individual members and seniors organisation members in all States and Territories.
    Tel 08 8232 0422 or 1800 182 324
    Fax 08 8232 0433
    Email cota@cota.org.au
    www.cota.org.au

    Ahead of Time: A practical guide to growing older with HIV

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This Resource was first published on 15 April 2010 — more than one year ago.

While the content of this resource was checked for accuracy at the time of publication, NAPWA recommends checking to determine whether the information is the most up-to-date available, especially when making decisions which may affect your health.

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