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This policy brief, published by the European Centre for Social Welfare Policy and Research, presents a conceptual framework for a rights-based approach to long-term care and support.
The framework lays out ten main human rights domains relevant to persons with care and supports needs, and provides an in-depth description of the substantive rights that each of these ten main domains should include.
Falls in residential care centres often have serious physical – bruises or fractures – and psychological consequences – such as...
More than 50 organisations have signed a joint statement on the Council’s Position Regarding the Revision of the Victims’ Rights...
Credit: David Tett AGE position paper explores the holistic concept of ‘work-life integration’ that we are advocating for. Unlike the...
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