Positive Ageing, Access and Inclusion

Council’s Positive Ageing, Accessibility and Inclusion Program supports older residents, people with a disability of all ages and vulnerable residents to improve their health and wellbeing, increase social connections and support their participation in community life.

Navigation Support Program

The navigation support program assists seniors and vulnerable people to access services and supports they need. This includes:

  • Assist residents in understanding the Aged Care system including My Aged Care (MAC), eligibility, access, assessment and how to find a service provider
  • Supporting residents to link in with other agencies including social services, health and community participation opportunities
  • Assist residents to become involved in active ageing programs
  • Arranging activities to support residents to be healthy, active, and connected
  • Linking Carers to support services and networks
  • Community advocacy
  • Assistance with access to emergency food relief
  • Implementation of Council’s Positive Ageing, Accessibility & Inclusion Plan 2025-2029
  • The Navigation Support Program is a free and confidential service.

You can call us on 55937100, email servicenav@corangamite.vic.gov.au  or complete the form below.

We can come to your home or arrange for an appointment at a location that suits.

Aged Care – Eligibility and Access

Access to government‑funded aged care services is decided through a My Aged Care assessment.

To arrange a free assessment, contact My Aged Care:

Support at home is provided through the Support at Home program and the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP), helping older people live safely and independently at home.

Eligibility is based on your age, needs, and available support.

For residents under 65

For Eligibility and Assessment speak with your Social Worker, Hospital Discharge team or contact Uniting Vic Tas directly on 03 5362 4000.

 

Global Centre for Modern Ageing

Charter of Aged Care Rights

You have a right to receive high quality care and services and to always be treated with respect and dignity. 

These rights and more are protected by the Charter of Aged Care Rights. The Charter provides the same rights to all consumers. These rights apply no matter what type of Australian Government funded aged care services you receive. 

It is a good idea for you and those involved in your care to familiarise yourself with your rights. All providers of Australian Government funded aged care must comply with the Charter.

Charter of Aged Care Rights

Rights & Responsibilities

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