Publications about caring
We have produced or contributed to publications and research reports about caring and issues related to caring.
Publications about caring
We have produced or contributed to publications and research reports about caring and issues related to caring.
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- Be with us, feel with us, act with us: counselling and support for indigenous carers
- Caring matters (2003)
- Caring matters (2004)
- Finding help for someone with a mental health problem: a resource for workers in the community care system
- For love, for faith, for duty, for deed: findings from a study conducted by Carers Victoria into the beliefs and values of carers from six ethnic groups
- Guidelines for delivery of culturally sensitive and flexible counselling for Indigenous carers
- Having your say: action pack for carers
- The Lulus model: a peer support pilot program for young carers
- Moving to centre stage: community care for the aged over the next ten years
- Outside looking in: resource kit for residential aged care facilities
- Putting carers in the picture: improving the focus on carer needs in aged care assessment
- Residential respite starter kit: an information guide for aged care facilities
- Still largely on the outside: the caring experiences of relatives and friends of older people who live in aged care facilities in Victoria
- Supporting carers to create change in their lives: carer group counselling
- Time together, time apart: carers talk about respite
- An unrecognised grief: loss and grief issues for carers. A carer's guide
- Vitamins for Valentine's Day: report of a project exploring ways to support isolated carers of Greek speaking background in promoting their own health and wellbeing
- Ways to work: employment support for carers of adolescents and adults with an intellectual disability
- Who will look after her when I die? Report on the ageing carers of people with a disability project
- Young carer survival kit
- Refugee and migrant young people
- Thinking about a break? An information kit for carers on residential respite