Getting older should not mean losing the things that make someone feel at home. For many culturally and linguistically diverse seniors, that can be as simple as speaking their preferred language, eating familiar food, keeping cultural or religious traditions, or having carers who understand the importance of family and community. These things might seem small, but they can have a big impact on whether someone feels comfortable, respected and understood. The Association fo
Why Culturally Appropriate Aged Care Matters in Multicultural Perth Why Culturally Appropriate Aged Care Matters in Multicultural Perth ๐ Imagine growing older ๐ด๐พ in a place where the people caring for you do not understand the language you speak, the food you grew up eating or with the traditions that have shaped your life. For many older people from culturally diverse backgrounds, these arenโt simply preferences, they are part of their identity. As Perth becomes increasi