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NARI Director recognised for ongoing dedication to ageing research

NARI Director recognised for ongoing dedication to ageing research

by extreme_dev | Dec 14, 2022 | News

Director of the National Ageing Research Institute, Professor Briony Dow, has been recognised by the Australian Association of Gerontology for her ongoing dedication to ageing and aged care research.

NARI opens the gateway to in-language resources for dementia carers

NARI opens the gateway to in-language resources for dementia carers

by extreme_dev | Nov 30, 2022 | News

Culturally and linguistically diverse communities will have greater access to essential resources for dementia and dementia care, with the launch of Moving Pictures Genie, a one-stop online portal with more than 400 in-language education and awareness materials.

Major grant awarded to implement new technology to improve home care for older Australians

Major grant awarded to implement new technology to improve home care for older Australians

by extreme_dev | Nov 10, 2022 | News

NARI and leading in-home care provider, Silverchain, have received significant funding from Aged Care Research & Industry Innovation Australia (ARIIA), to support innovation in the delivery of in-home care.

NARI welcomes emphasis on dignity and respect for older people in updated 2022-23 Federal Budget

NARI welcomes emphasis on dignity and respect for older people in updated 2022-23 Federal Budget

by extreme_dev | Oct 26, 2022 | News

NARI has welcomed the Albanese Government’s first Federal Budget. Professor Briony Dow, Director of NARI, said the Budget is an important step towards fixing Australia’s aged care system.

NARI shares stories of caring to help dementia carers find their way

NARI shares stories of caring to help dementia carers find their way

by extreme_dev | Sep 28, 2022 | News

Today NARI will launch a new video resource that shares the experiences of family carers for people living with dementia, including the challenging, positive, and rewarding aspects of caring.

NARI awarded $3.5 million in grants funding to deliver better outcomes for older Australians

NARI awarded $3.5 million in grants funding to deliver better outcomes for older Australians

by extreme_dev | Sep 27, 2022 | News

NARI has received two significant funding grants from the Australian Government’s Medical Research Future Fund to support continued research into improving the nation’s health and aged care systems.

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