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IBF is South Australia’s largest Italian Aged Care organisation and we also attract clients and residents from all cultural backgrounds who appreciate our family values, warmth and genuine care.
This year we have launched our
Healthcare Collegewhich is an RTO dedicated to training Aged Care professionals to work in both the IBF organisation and others.
We offer a diverse range of community service programs and have four residential facilities across metropolitan Adelaide.
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HACC Consumer Group
Mon, Nov 30 2009 04:02
| HACC, In Home Care
A Consumer Group was formed for clients receiving IBF HACC Low Level - In Home Care services in the southern metropolitan regions.
The first consumer meeting was held in June 2009 followed by a lunch at the Padre Pio Centre.
15 clients attended to have input and discuss a range of topics related to the service. The feedback from those who attended was very positive.
After consultation with the clients, it was decided that the consumer meetings will be held 6 monthly at the Padre Pio Centre.
The next meeting is to be held in November 2009.
The first consumer meeting was held in June 2009 followed by a lunch at the Padre Pio Centre.
15 clients attended to have input and discuss a range of topics related to the service. The feedback from those who attended was very positive.
After consultation with the clients, it was decided that the consumer meetings will be held 6 monthly at the Padre Pio Centre.
The next meeting is to be held in November 2009.
