Doing business with us

In this section you will find:

• Funding information - DADHC is in partnership with more than 900 community organisations and provides opportunities for older people, people with a disability and their carers to participate in community life.
   
• Integrated Monitoring Framework - a new system which monitors service providers' performance.
   
• Funding agreements and acquittals - information about the Department's Funding Agreements and attachments.
   
• Tenders - a competitive selection process to allocate growth funding or seek a service.
   
• Minimum Data Set - the collection and electronic transmission of a quarterly MDS report of service delivery and client data by HACC and CSTDA funded organisations and DADHC operated services, to DADHC.
   
• Home and Community Care (HACC) Program - a joint Australian, State and Territory Government initiative to help people in need.
   
• NGO training and development
  • Financial management training
  • Tender training and assistance program
  • Unit Costing Tool
  • Building Capacity – Professional Services for Disability Service Providers
  • 2009 Calendar of Professional Development Events for Therapy Staff (pdf 85KB)
  • It's Your Business
     
• Service Provider Portal - a secure web-based application which provides access to a range of information for service providers.
   
• Seniors Card business program - a members discount program which helps promote businesses to the seniors market.
   
• Research - information on our research policy and agenda, including current and recently completed research projects.
   
• Grants - provided by DADHC to assist the development and organisation of local NSW Seniors Week projects.
   
• Working with Community Partners - Working Together for NSW provides a framework to improve the way DADHC and the non-government sector work together.
   
• Licensed Residential Centres
   
• Pre-qualification Scheme - Accommodation Support
  
  
• A DADHC Branding and Publishing Guide has been produced by the NSW Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care to provide guidelines for applying the Department’s visual identity.
  
  DADHC Branding and Publishing Guide - intro
  DADHC Branding and Publishing Guide - chapter one
  DADHC Branding and Publishing Guide - chapter two
  DADHC Branding and Publishing Guide - chapter three
  DADHC Branding and Publishing Guide - appendicies
  
  
• Disability Terms - Fact Sheets
  DADHC worked with the Multicultural Disability Advocacy Association (MDAA) to produce a series of fact sheets which translate common disability terms into 14 languages. The translations provide a plain english explanation for each term and a foreign translation equivalent.