Help us understand experiences of aged care services at home
In partnership with COTA Australia and OPAN, The Plug-in delivered project to understand experiences of aged care services at home. Read more...
In partnership with COTA Australia and OPAN, The Plug-in delivered project to understand experiences of aged care services at home. Read more...
In partnership with Vascular Surgery Research Group at The University of Adelaide, The Plug-in supported the recruitment for their Consumer Advisory Panel to help shape future vascular care. Read more ...
The Plug-in partnered with The University of Adelaide to help their statewide Palliative Care Research Collaboration Project aimed to support individuals and families with life limiting illness. Read more...
In partnership with The Wyatt Trust, The Plug-in facilitated co-design workshops to shape a cost-of-living navigation program with people who have experiences of financial hardship. Read more...
In partnership with Flinders University, The Plug-in heard community and health professional experiences about restorative care services to inform new clinical guidelines. Read more...
In partnership with City of Adelaide, The Plug-in delivered co-design workshops to develop a new holistic social program with residents of Adelaide and North Adelaide. Read more...
The Plug-in partnered with Flinders Medical Centre to help design healthcare systems that suit older people who are experiencing long COVID. Read more...
The Plug-in, COTA SA, partnered with Office for Women on engagement with South Australian women aged 50 years and older, community organisations, and service providers in the context of family, domestic and sexual violence. Read more...
In partnership with City of Adelaide, we heard from city residents about the types of programs and activities that would add value to support a positive ageing experience in the city. Read more...
This project with Curtin University provided the opportunity for older people to test an app that helps monitor the health and wellbeing of people suffering a mild traumatic brain injury. Read more...