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MAC Palliative Care: CALD Perspectives Community of Practice (CoP) network meeting

August 12, 2026

MAC CQ series sessions

July 17, 2026

MAC CQ series sessions

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MAC CQ series sessions

July 17, 2026

MAC CQ Series Session 2 – Beyond Good Intentions

July 17, 2026

MAC CQ series sessions – Understanding Culture Beyond Language

July 17, 2026

MAC Symposium – From Rights to Practice: Creating Cultural Safety Across Diversity in Aged Care

July 17, 2026

MAC CiA

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MAC CiA | PRACTICE LAB

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CHSP Roadmap: Mastering Governance, Compliance, and Support at Home with Pontem

June 16, 2026

MAC CHSP CALD Provider Round Table

June 3, 2026

CQ Series: Seeing the Person Beyond the Care Plan

May 8, 2026

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Kaurna Acknowledgement

Adelaide and its surrounds are nestled within the lands traditionally owned and protected by the Kaurna people and their fore-bearers for many thousands of years.

Throughout the Adelaide Plains, the Kaurna people have performed age-old ceremonies of celebration, initiation and renewal.

We take the opportunity to acknowledge and honour the Kaurna people’s traditional ownership of this land, their living culture and the unique role they have played in the life of this region.

Multicultural Aged Care adheres to the Australian government Statement of Rights

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