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Why do culture, language and connection matter in aged care? Imagine growing older in a country where the language, traditions, and practices differ from those you grew up with. Culture continues to play a significant role in identity and daily life for many older Australians who are culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD). Quality aged care involves more than meeting physical needs. It also entails knowing the person behind those requirements. Is care more than a servic

A smiling caregiver in scrubs holds hands with two elderly women during a warm home visit, reflecting compassionate, culturally appropriate aged care. Growing old is hard enough. Now imagine doing it in a language you no longer feel confident speaking, surrounded by services that don’t understand your traditions, your food. Or your faith. For thousands of migrants seniors across Perth, this isn’t a hypothetical – its’s daily life. Many people from culturally and linguisticall

As people get older, the experience should be one of being respected, understood and connected to what's most important to them. Culture may play a significant role for older people from cultural backgrounds in their daily lives. Any language, food and family traditions, celebrations and community relationships can be a part of an individual's identity and belonging. It is for this reason that culturally appropriate aged care is important. What is Culturally Appropriate Care?