Specialisations
Everyone receiving government-funded aged care is entitled to be treated with dignity and respect, and to have their identity, culture, and diversity valued. Some providers also tailor their services, staff, and organisation to meet the needs of specific groups. This page outlines the care specialisations of this provider, and other steps they have taken to support equitable care.
What does the specialisations mark mean?
This symbol shows that a provider's specialised services for a specific needs group have received independent verification.
Culture, diversity and inclusion
Even if a provider doesn't specialise in a specific area, they may support diversity and inclusion in other ways.
How does Cura In-Home Care welcome people from diverse backgrounds?
Cura In-Home Care reports that they take the following steps to provide inclusive care. This information is for the annual reporting period from 01 Jul 2024 to 30 Jun 2025.
Policies and procedures for culture, diversity and inclusion
In progress
Social activities to support culture, diversity and inclusion
Implemented
Policies and procedures for cultural safety
In progress
Further support from this provider
Cura In-Home Care also offers support for the following needs. These have not been independently verified.
Health Conditions
Dementia
Dementia
Faiths
Anglican, Baptist, Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Judaism, Lutheran, Other Christian, Other Protestant, Pentecostal, Presbyterian and Reformed, Salvation Army, Seventh-day Adventist, Uniting Church
Anglican, Baptist, Catholic, Eastern Orthodox, Judaism, Lutheran, Other Christian, Other Protestant, Pentecostal, Presbyterian and Reformed, Salvation Army, Seventh-day Adventist, Uniting Church
Languages
Afrikaans, Dutch, German, Other European Languages
Afrikaans, Dutch, German, Other European Languages
Disclaimers
All information on this page - excluding verified specialisations - is entered and maintained by Cura In-Home Care, who is responsible for ensuring the information is accurate, complete and up to date.
- Specialisations with a check mark symbol are verified by the Department of Health, Disability and Ageing. Each verification lasts for 3 years from the date it was granted. Once it expires, providers can apply again if they want to continue to be recognised for a specific specialisation on the Find a Provider tool. Learn more about how the specialisation verification process works.