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NewsletterSeptember 2016
Message from Jenny Hughes, Chief Executive
Welcome to the September edition of the newsletter. In this issue we are featuring information on our services as well as focusing on Adult Learner’s Week from the 1st to the 8th of September.
I would like to take this opportunity to highlight some of the key developments that have taken place over the last month at Catalyst Foundation.
I am pleased to welcome Penny Hickman who has commenced in the role of Manager - Innovation and Business Development working on strategic and collaborative project opportunities.
Catalyst Foundation hosted its inaugural SALA (South Australia Living Artists) Exhibition on 19 August. The event was well attended and the art pieces are in high demand. The exhibition will be on until end of September. (see page 2 for more details).
I am also pleased to announce that we have over 170 exhibiting spaces booked for the 2016 Disability Ageing and Lifestyle Expo, My Life My Choice. The expo will be held on Friday 23 September, from 10am to 5pm, Goyder Pavilion, Adelaide Showgrounds. We hope to see you there! (see page 7 for more details).
In July 2015, Catalyst Foundation and Carers SA began a year long collaborative project funded by the Australian Government. I am extremely proud to announce that through this project we have reached out to 319 Carers in Northern Adelaide, Port Augusta, Port Pirie and Western Adelaide regions helping Carers to learn and understand digital technology. The feedback from the carers was fantastic as they reported being more confident or totally confident after these sessions.
I hope you enjoy this latest edition of the Catalyst Foundation newsletter. Please give us a call, email or drop in and see us if you are interested in finding our more about Catalyst Foundation or working collaboratively with us.
HELP LINE: 08 8168 8776 COUNTRY SA: 1800 636 368WWW.CATALYSTFOUNDATION.COM.AU [email protected]
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Photo Recap of SALA Exhibition at Catalyst Foundation
‘Images from Another Perspective’, SALA Catalyst Foundation hosted it’s inaugural SALA exhibition on Friday 19 August featuring several artists, including, Bill Doble, Kate Erne, Michael Grant Johnson, Alifiya Haidermota, Paul Stone, Stephen Mitchell, Sylvia Stansfield and Maggie McCabe.
Catalyst Foundation is playing a vital role in the lives of many South Australians by helping people to access information, connect with services and community organisations and delivering inclusive services and programs in Ageing, Disability, Learning, Business and Employment and Lifestyle. Our recent SALA exhibition further highlights our commitment to working across cultures, promoting inclusion to and in the community and showcasing unity by connecting with the arts and its expressiveness.
It was a great launch and evening celebrating our wonderful living artists in South Australia.
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Do you want to start and/or grow your business?
Then…The Catalyst Collaborative Co-working Community is for you!
Why?...The Catalyst Collaborative is ‘a place and space to make business happen!’
The Catalyst Collaborative is a vibrant, funky professional space established in the heart of the city available (as daily or monthly rental office spaces) on Currie Street, close to all transport, coffee shops and amenities.
It is the perfect place to build a community for business people, entrepreneurs, small business owners, self-employed, consultants and professionals. The Catalyst Collaborative provides a co-working facility and community that aligns with the expectations of entrepreneurs and self-employed business people. The facility provides desks, offices, meeting rooms and services at an affordable price. Access to training and workshops which focus on business technologies, applications and tools are also available as is the opportunity to meet with like-minded people.
Contact us to discuss using the space and the costs involved.
The Catalyst Collaborative is more than desks and offices. What will help you start and/or grow your business are the introductions and connections you make as part of this community.
The Catalyst Collaborative can also contribute to your growth as you can access training, information about the entrepreneurial ecosystem in Adelaide and beyond and collaborative support from the community.
Our new collaborative tenants include:
• Michael Abbott, Notice More Digital Signage Rental
• Chris Ramsden, Mind Lab Australia
• Abhinav Verma, Rack The Brain Global
Downloadable Resources
Catalyst Collaborative BrochureCatalyst Collaborative Poster
Like us on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter
Visit: https://thecatalystcollaborative.cobot.me/
Book a personalised visit TODAY!
Call Diana on (08) 8168 8718 or send an email to [email protected].
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What people are saying about Catalyst Collaborative? Let’s find out...
Abhinav Verma
What is your business?Rack The Brain Global - we are a team of passionate trainers aimed at developing an environment of Cognitive Development, Simplified Learning and overall well-being using Gamification and Visual Facilitation tools. We do this through face to face workshops for best impact. The workshops are designed for Schools, Seniors and Small Businesses
How did you hear about the Catalyst Collaborative?Through a friend
Any comments/feedback on Catalyst Collaborative services?A centrally located, yet budget friendly ambience conducive for small business owners. Ever since we moved, every day has been fruitful and enlightening as we make more connections and find business opportunities and with excellent support of Sasha and Diana, we can’t ask for more. Guys, grab your seats as the space may not be available in the near future.
Chris Ramsden
What is your business?Mind Lab Australia - We are an organisation specialising in learning systems to develop skills that modern life requires of us all. We believe in the importance of preparing a person for a lifetime of learning. We work to make available methodologies and best practices.
Michael Abbott
What is your business?NoticeMore - we hire mobile digital signage for events, functions, promotions and sales and create awesome digital shows to capture the attention and interest of viewers. People experience the world visually and the combination of digital signage and a dynamic show is a powerful way to get the attention and engage customers, guests or an audience.
How did you hear about the Catalyst Collaborative?Through conversations within the start up community.
Any comments/feedback on Catalyst Collaborative services?Catalyst has been a welcoming space with a great central location. Catalyst Collaborative has a range of affordable packages for established or new enterprises and is great at involving users in the development of the space.
How did you hear about the Catalyst Collaborative?From my colleague Abhinav Verma
Any comments/feedback on Catalyst Collaborative services?Everything a growing small business could possibly need.
Supportive and knowledgeable staff who share knowledge and expertise willingly in a well-appointed and resourced office
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Re-Start or New Start – Just Start!
Our participants are growing everyday in the Unfinished Business program. Some of the sessions held to date include Brian Jackway from Enterprise Adelaide presenting on “Starting a Business”. Sasha Dragovelic our in-house Entrepreneurial Educator has helped our participants explore their customer segments, revenue streams, cost structures, customer relationships and more using the ‘Stratigyzer – Business Model Canvas’.
We were excited to welcome Peter Nicholls talking about his story of ‘transition to business’ and ‘The Hunger to Grow’. ACCODEX partners sent their Chief Technology Officer to show us the latest cloud technologies that support business and Sammie Johannes from ACCODEX Partners will workshop with our participants the importance of Financial Planning in Business.
The next sessions will be:Workshop 4: Financial Planning for Start-ups
Date: Thursday 8th September 2016Time: 2pm - 4pmSpeaker: Sammie Johannes, ACCODEX Partners Overview of business structures, taxation, accounting software, company registration & ABNAddress: Ground Floor, 149 Currie St, Adelaide
Unfinished BusinessWorkshop 5: Mind Map – A powerful tool for business planning, organising and efficiency
Date: Thursday 15th September 2016Time: 2pm - 4pmSpeaker: Abhinav Verma, ThinkBuzan License Instructor www.rackthebrain.com.au The Workshop is aimed at helping small business SeniorPreneurs plan their business by eliminating the weeds and only focus all that matters the most. They also learn how to keep track of business performance and use iMindMap software to make Mind Maps in quickly. Address: Ground Floor, 149 Currie St, Adelaide
Presentation 1: Starting a BusinessDate: Monday 19th September Time: 10am - 12noonSpeaker: Brian Jackway, Advisor Business Growth, Enterprise AdelaideAddress: Ground Floor, 149 Currie St, Adelaide
Coming soon we have Presentations and Workshops on:
• Risk and legal requirements for small business
• Social media and technology for contemporary business
• Marketing and brand, Intellectual Property, Pitching and public speaking
Register your interest and we will let you know about upcoming topics and workshops that will help you start and/or grow your business.
Downloadable ResourcesApplications FormUnfinished Business BrochureUnfinished Business Poster
Like us on Facebook and Follow us on Twitter.Register your interest with Diana by email at [email protected] or call (08) 8168 8718.
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The Catalyst Collaborative, an Adelaide Social Venture!
The Catalyst Collaborative has been accepted into the Adelaide City Council Social Ventures Incubator Program which is a deep learning and development opportunity for early-stage social ventures, to develop their business models and impact to sustainably improve community life.
The team from the Catalyst Foundation; Jenny Hughes – Chief Executive, Sasha Dragovelic – Team Leaders Community Services and Diana Calle – Volunteer & Community Coordinator have participated in more than six intensive sessions that have challenged our assumptions in order to build a customer responsive and sustainable Coworking Community that provides many benefits in addition to office or hot-desk availability.
The Catalyst Foundation team have already innovated services and offerings and are improving what is possible from the Catalyst Collaborative.
If you know anyone ‘working from home’, let them know about the Catalyst Collaborative, as this may be a wonderful opportunity to join a like-minded community and take their business to the next level.
Understanding reverse mortgagesMonthly seminars, Friday 16 September
Do you own a home? Find out how a reverse mortgage works, and how you could use the equity in your home to make retirement more comfortable.
Phone 8168 8776 (SIS) to book your seat.
Tax help is available at Catalyst Foundation! ATO-trained and accredited community volunteer will help you complete your tax returns online using myTax, free of cost.
To find out if you are eligible or to make a booking, please call (08) 8168 8776 or email us at [email protected]. We can also help you in setting up a myGov account!
Tax Help
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Disability Ageing Lifestyle Expo | 23 September Adelaide Showgrounds
We have had an o v e r w h e l m i n g response to our call for services to present at the 2016 Disability Ageing and
Lifestyle Expo. The expo will be held on Friday, 23 September, 2016 at the Adelaide Showgrounds, Goyder Pavilion from 10am to 5pm, with an entry of a gold coin donation. This is an exciting community event that attracts audiences of over 3000 people, including family, friends, carers of people who are ageing and or live with a disability, students who are interested to study or work in disability and ageing fields, baby boomers, self-funded retirees, 50+ who are interested in living active lifestyles including travel, downsizing and making social connections.
We have over 150 exhibitors registered from the ageing, disability, travel, rehabilitation and education sector and it’s shaping up to be an outstanding showcase of leisure demonstrations, performances and information sessions. If you have any questions, please contact Sakina at [email protected] or call (08) 8168 8702. SASMA Symposium
Catalyst Foundation has partnered with the South Australian Self-Management Alliance (SASMA) and will host a symposium for allied health professionals and those interested in self management. This will be held in the Goyder Mezzanine, Friday 23 September, 9am to 4pm, in conjunction with the Expo. This provides a great opportunity for service providers, professionals and community organisations and individuals to connect. If you would like to attend the symposium, please click here.
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At RetireAustralia, our team of dedicated professionals take pride in ensuring all residents have peace of mind and feel comfortable and supported.
Our villages are privately owned and operated and there is no lengthy or invasive Aged-Care Assessment or Assets Assessment document to complete prior to moving in.
Each of our South Australian locations is welcoming and secure with excellent facilities and beautifully manicured gardens to foster community connection and wellbeing.
Genuinely CaringSERVICED APARTMENT: Residents in serviced apartments live independently but have all of their meals, apartment cleaning and linen laundry taken care of.
SUPPORTED LIVING: Residents in supported living enjoy the benefits of serviced apartment living with additional care that includes help with showering, taking medication and dressing.
INDEPENDENT LIVING UNIT: Residents in independent living units are self-sufficient and enjoy a secure and social lifestyle.
FLEXIBLE CARE: Residents in flexible care live independently but have the option to utilise serviced apartment services when they need them.
DEMENTIA-FRIENDLY AND DAY RESPITE PROGRAM Our dedicated team specialises in caring for seniors with dementia-related symptoms. Day respite, available for just $50* per day, offers family carers the chance to take a break.
RESPITE CARE: For an affordable $65* per day, residents in respite care receive short-term, supported living care while recovering from illness. Short-term stays can also be used as a ‘try before you buy’ experience.
Choose a living option that’s ‘exactly right for you’ #:
10 CONVENIENT ADELAIDE LOCATIONS + MT BARKER AND PORT LINCOLN!
†Price correct at time of printing. *Available at selected locations. Price correct at time of printing. #Each of our villages offer a range of living options but some may not offer all of them.
www.retireaustralia.com.au
SUPPORTED LIVING
APARTMENTSFROM
$40,000 to
$195,000†
To find out more, please contact us on 08 8367 7595
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Catalyst Foundation aims to support seniors and people with a disability to keep connected and access services in a faster way. Our volunteers can assist you or your consumers with setting up a myGov account. This includes helping people to create an email address and understanding how and what the myGov account does.
We can also help you access Commonwealth-funded home support, community and residential aged care services including supporting you through contacting My Aged Care, the national gateway established by the Australian Government.
A free call number is available to access My Aged Care: 1800 200 422. However anyone who is having difficulty connecting with My Aged Care can be assisted by Catalyst Foundation staff, who will make an online referral for them or support them as they make the call to My Aged Care. Call (08) 8168 8776 for more information on how we can assist you.
Catalyst Foundation Helping with myGov, My Aged Care
In celebration of Adult Learners Week, Catalyst Foundation will be offering a range of digital learning seminars during the week of September 1 to 8.
We will have group and one-on-one sessions on tablets, computers and smart phones. ‘Learn outside the square’ is the perfect week for you to come and learn some new skills or improve your skills to get the most out of your phone, tablet or computer.
For more information or to make a booking in either a one on one or group session contact us
on (08) 8168 8776
Adult Learners Week - learn outside the square
You decide which services you need to live independently, safely
and happily in your own home. Our extensive range of services includes:
Your choice...
Contact us on 08 81 555 222or by visiting our website lovellhcs.com.au
Where a service is not listed, we will find a solution
Personal Care Meal Services Legal e.g. Wills
Gardening Transitional Care
Finance & BankingTransport
Technology Assistance
Home Help
Respite Care
Handy PersonSocial Support
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Catalyst Foundation (formerly Seniors Information Service) provides information on housing options for seniors and people with a disability. As part of our work we offer a range of resources and friendly staff who can help you find the information you need.
To move or not to move?Not sure whether to stay at your current home or to move to a retirement village? Our monthly seminar helps you make an informed decision. We cover issues such as what is a retirement village, retirement village legislation and contracts, and provide a resident’s point of view from a South Australian Retirement Villages Residents’ Association representative.
The seminar is held at our centre, 149 Currie Street, Adelaide, on the second Wednesday of each month from 10am to 12pm.
Searching for a retirement village?
Use our easily searchable online Housing Directory listing retirement villages (and also rental units for low income seniors). Our directory can be accessed at www.saseniors.asn.au/housing. No Internet searching skills? Not a problem, we can help you understand the options available and to find the relevant unit type.
Looking for low cost rental?Our Rental & Community Housing Directory is available from our website and in print. The online database (www.saseniors.asn.au/housing) can also be searched for low cost rental units. In addition we can also help you source information on the National Rental Affordability Scheme.
Considering residential parks?Our information sheet Residential Parks Housing and our list of Residential Parks in South Australia will assist in understanding this housing option.
Housing information in one place
Retirement housing with aged care?
See our list Retirement housing with aged care facility on site or adjacent. It features organisations that provide housing with associated Commonwealth-funded aged care facilities.
Thinking of downsizing - where to start?
Attend our downsizing seminar - held at our centre, 149 Currie Street, Adelaide, on the second Wednesday of each month from 1pm to 3pm.
And more…
You can read our housing fact sheets for more information.
We can also provide information from reputable sources about the process of buying and selling a home or extending and renovating your exiting home. A fact sheet on packing up and moving is also available.
To book a place at one of our seminars please call (08) 8168 8776 or email us at [email protected]
Will your home still be suitable when your
needs change?
We have a new checklist Staying longer in your home.
We are pleased to work with the South Australian Residential Parks Residents
Association (SARPRA) on this great joint initiative. Our
new checklist translates the principles of universal design into a simple checklist format
that you can use to assess your current home or the one you
are considering buying.
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My Mediations Options
Patricia Rios is leading the ‘My Mediation Options – A Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) Perspective’ project at Catalyst Foundation. My Mediation Options is seeking
to raise awareness of and access to, mediation services for CALD seniors experiencing domestic violence and/or elder abuse.
‘Our My Mediation Options’ project has successfully built relationships with various migrant communities. The response to participate has been overwhelming and we have selected 10 CALD communities to participate in this project. The communities selected are willing and able to learn and become more involved with the topic of elder abuse and domestic violence. The communities participating include Indonesians, Africans, Filipinos, Chinese, Cambodians, Muslims, Kurdish, Koreans, Spanish Speaking and the Whyalla Filipino Group.
Over the last three months we have been fortunate to have a very supportive Steering Committee made up of the following organisations; • Aged Rights Advocacy Service• Multicultural Aged Care• Multicultural Communities Council of SA• Office of the Public Advocate• Relationship Australia SA• South Australia Police• University of South Australia
We have been working hard over this period, developing surveys to ascertain information relevant to the project and the communities themselves. We have also established and enhanced our contact with 104 colleagues from 80 different service providers. The survey findings will help us develop the next stage of the project, the training package for the CALD Community Champions program.
To learn more about the project, please call Patricia at (08) 8168 8776 or email Patricia at [email protected]
Advertorial
Do you have a blind spot in your car that makes it really difficult to change lanes? Or do you struggle to get your seat or steering wheel position right?
If you answered yes to either of these questions, then RAA’s free CarFit program is for you.
The CarFit program provides tailored individual advice on how you and your car can “fit” together to maximise safety and comfort.
Together with an occupational therapist, we’ll look at your seat, mirrors, seatbelt, and head restraint to make sure they’re all setup correctly to minimise your blind spot and to keep you safe on the road.
And the best part – it takes less than half an hour to complete!
If you’re more interested in a discussion based presentation instead, then RAA’s free Years Ahead Road Safety program is for you.
The Years Ahead Road Safety program covers driving and road safety tips for drivers and pedestrians, road rules, choosing a safe vehicle, and being fit to drive.
Specially trained RAA staff visit community groups to present Years Ahead, which takes approximately one hour to deliver. A Years Ahead Lifestyle and Years Ahead Mobility Matters presentation is also available.
For more information on RAA’s CarFit and Years Ahead programs, or to book in, please contact Belinda Maloney on 8202 4221 or by emailing [email protected].
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The Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) provides advice and services to improve the lives of older South Australians, people living with disability and their carers.
DCSI is committed to working with individuals, communities and other organisations to make South Australia a place of opportunity for all.
The department can provide a wide range of useful information to help people with disability and their families and carers.
Visit the DCSI stall to talk to staff and obtain information about specialist disability and domiciliary care services, including:
• Information and referrals• Child and Youth Services• ASSIST – Adult Specialist Services Intervention and Support Team• Independent Living and Continence Resource Centre, and• Domiciliary Care.
For more information about DCSI: Visit www.dcsi.sa.gov.au Follow us at www.Twitter.com/SA_DCSI
Department for Communities and Social InclusionProud sponsor of the Disability, Ageing and Lifestyle Expo 2016.
Visit us at stall
Catalyst Foundation is looking for volunteers who can help make the 2016 Disability, Ageing and Lifestyle Expo a great event.
We are looking for volunteers to help on Thursday 22 September (9am to 5pm) and Friday 23 September (9am to 6pm) at the Adelaide Showgrounds.
If your are interested in helping in other ways, we are starting our showbag packing soon so if you can spare sometime we would really appreciate it. If you can help register your interest please contact Sakina at [email protected] or call(08) 8168 8702.
Volunteers Needed
MaryAnn’s KitchenCall us on 8362 3777
[email protected] to Friday
8:00am to 2:00pm
MaryAnn’s Kitchen was established in 1996 and specialise in home delivered meals catering for seniors, disabled and those recovering from illness and surgery.
We believe in offering a reliable service, with healthy home style cooked meals. Our delivery service caters to a wide range of suburbs, and those who have particular dietary requirements.Our meals change each day, and work over a 28 day period. We source only the best local produce, ensuring we support South Australian businesses.Our meals are freshly cooked daily, and delivered in microwavable and oven safe containers for your convenience.We also offer desserts, home style soups and fruit salads.MaryAnn’s Kitchen endeavors to cater to yours or your loved ones needs, with beautiful nutritional food options.
The Department for Communities and Social Inclusion (DCSI) provides advice and services to improve the lives of older South Australians, people living with disability and their carers.
DCSI is committed to working with individuals, communities and other organisations to make South Australia a place of opportunity for all.
The department can provide a wide range of useful information to help people with disability and their families and carers.
Visit the DCSI stall to talk to staff and obtain information about specialist disability and domiciliary care services, including:
• Information and referrals• Child and Youth Services• ASSIST – Adult Specialist Services Intervention and Support Team• Independent Living and Continence Resource Centre, and• Domiciliary Care.
For more information about DCSI: Visit www.dcsi.sa.gov.au Follow us at www.Twitter.com/SA_DCSI
Department for Communities and Social InclusionProud sponsor of the Disability, Ageing and Lifestyle Expo 2016.
Visit us at stall
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ACH Good Lives Event
During the month of July and August, our Access and Equity Officer Miriam Cocking attended two ACH Good Lives Events. The events were a great opportunity to connect residents and community members not only with the local community but also service providers and resources. Miriam interacted with over 132 housing residents and community members.
Mallala Ageing in Style Expo
On the 18th August our Chief Executive Jenny Hughes attended the Mallala Ageing in Style Expo. Jenny had the opportunity to meet many in the local community and listen to issues that are confronting people on a daily basis to understand what gaps exist within services and the health and ageing system firsthand.
South Australian Retirement Villages Residents Association Inc (SARVRA)- 25th Anniversary Celebration
Chief Executive Jenny Hughes and Retirement Housing Officer Luisa Silveira attended the 25th Anniversary of SARVRA. We wish SARVRA continued success.
Recap July and August
Our Access and Equity Officer Miriam Cocking, Ageing SA Consultants Karen Filed & Ann Shipley and Solicitor Catherine Moyse delivered presentations to community groups including Northern Carers Network, Yankalilla Council, Campbelltown Home Support Program, and Helping Hand. Topics covered included Accessing Help at Home, Advanced Care Directives, Aged Care Fees and Charges and the work of Catalyst Foundation.
Out in the community
Coming up in September
In the month of September we will be out and about at the following events.
Fri 16th: Seniors Information Session about “Knowing Your Rights” Forum, organised by Office of Hon Zoe Bettison MP
Wed 21st: “Lets Face Dementia Together” - Dementia Pamper and Information Day, organised by Carer Support
Fri 23rd: Disability, Ageing and Lifestyle Expo, Adelaide Showgrounds
Thur 29th: Unfinished Business presentation to SeniorPreneurs networking meeting
SActa AGM will be held at Catalyst Foundation on Thur 29th Sept.
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Planning Ahead
Planning Ahead is about taking control of your future. It means that your choices will be known and acted on if you cannot express them yourself at some time in the future.
This may happen if you have a sudden accident, become very ill or develop a condition that affects your memory and your planning ability.
Thinking about your future and making your wishes known in advance can help reduce family stress and conflict during times of crisis.
Planning Ahead Week 2016 will be held from 12 - 16 September, to raise general and community sector awareness of the benefits of early planning and the various legal tools that can be used to support future health, financial, legal and personal wishes – such as:
• AdvanceCareDirectives
• EnduringPowerofAttorney
• Wills
• Registrationfororganandtissuedonation.
Visit www.sahealth.sa.gov.au/planningahead for further information and resources, including a short animated video which you can watch and share with your family, friends and colleagues about the importance of Planning Ahead. It talks about what you can do, how, and why we all need to discuss our wishes with our loved ones. Resources include translations into Greek, Italian and Vietnamese as well as a range of videos.
It is important for all adults to understand the benefits of early planning.
Talk to your family now about your future wishes!
Act now to protect your future rights, wishes, values and preferences!
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What’s On in September
What’s on during September at Catalyst
INFORMATION SESSIONS DATE TIME Women and Technology Thur 1 10am - 12pm Tablet showcase - Which tablet is best for you? Tues 6 & 20 1- 3pm Estate Planning - Overview (Wills, Trusts, Power of Attorney and more) Thur 8 10am - 12pm
Internet Security Fri 9 10am - 12pm Retirement Housing - What should I know? Wed 14 10am - 12pm DownsizingNEW Wed 14 1- 3pm HomeStart Finance – Reverse mortgages and Seniors Equity LoanNEW Fri 16 10am - 12pm
Accessing help at homeNEW Mon 19 1 - 3pm Introduction to TechnologyNEW Wed 21 10am - 12pm Understanding Aged Care Costs Wed 28 10am - 12pm Learn how to use your iPad and Android tablet Every Tues Timings vary
149 Currie Street Adelaide 5000HELPLINE: (08) 8168 8776
Coffee and tea providedGeneral Public: $5 per personBookings are essential
Catalyst Foundation (formerly Seniors Information Service)
Catalyst Foundation is supported by the Australian Government Department of Health. Visit the Department of Health website (www.health.gov.au) for more information. Although funding for this service has been provided by the Australian Government, the material contained herein does not necessarily represent the views or policies of the Australian Government.
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