Resources
Browse resources created and collated by ARIIA as a trusted, evidence-based guide to supporting innovation across the aged care sector.
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About the new rights-based Aged Care Act
This government webpage provides all the information relating to the new Aged Care Act.
Strengthened Quality Standards
This webpage from the Aged Care Quality & Safety Commission explains the new Strengthened Quality Standards that will come into force with the new Act. Note: these will be updated after the 1st November 2025.
Provider Handbook
This Handbook gives a high-level overview of your obligations as a registered provider of Australian Government-funded aged care. Note: This is a draft version and will be updated after the implementation of the new Act.
eLearning for aged care workers and volunteers
The Department of Health, Disability and Ageing provides details of the training available in relation to the Aged Care Act.
#NACPC25 National Aged Care Provider Conference 2025
This collection of conference videos provide discussion and information into the implementation of the new Act related to all areas of aged care provision.
Governing for Reform - Webinar Series
The Aged Care Quality & Safety Commission webinar series on 'governing for reform' provides insight into many areas relevant to governance in aged care. Note: these will be updated after the 1st November 2025.
Worker screening changes: what aged care providers need to know before 1 November, 2025
This article by Ideagen details the what providers will need to do to meet new worker screening obligations brought in by the new Act.
Navigating new liabilities: how the Aged Care Act 2024 reshapes risk for service providers
This article by Howden details how the new Act reshapes risk for providers and what to consider.
Reform Ready Checklist
This Reform Ready Checklist by Social Futures and Community Industry Group provides Commonwealth Home Support Program (CHSP) providers with a broad, high-level overview of how they are going preparing for the new in-home aged care system, and to identify where to focus ongoing reform preparation.
Financial and prudential standards: Guidance for providers
This guidance for providers from Australian Commission on Safety and Quality in Health care explains the new financial and prudential standards, your obligations, and our regulatory approach.