Workinitiatives is a social enterprise on a mission to solve the skills crisis in Australia through agnostic technology, a collaborative approach and unique workforce development strategies that brings together people, jobs, skills and migration.
Our approach focuses on building sustainable talent pipelines that strengthen service quality, supports carers development and improves continuity of care for older Australians.
Mighty Cares is the training your workforce will actually finish, and probably even enjoy. Built with RMIT and powered by clever AI, our bite-size learning units turn mandatory training from a groan into a giggle. We take the heavy, serious stuff every aged care provider needs to cover and we tickle it until it smiles. The result is faster compliance, happier staff, and fewer headaches for everyone. Mighty Cares gets you compliant in minutes, not months, and yes, it really is as fun as this sounds.
Australian-made, IDDSI-aligned texture modified meals that bring dignity, flavour, and nutrition to mealtimes, for people living with dysphagia.
Tunstall Healthcare provides technology enabled care that helps people live safely and independently in their own homes and communities. We offer personal alarms, fall detection and wearable devices, all supported by a 24/7 response centre that delivers help whenever it is needed. Our services give older people, individuals with health or mobility challenges, NDIS participants, veterans and carers confidence and peace of mind.
Nutricia is a trusted leader in advanced medical nutrition, committed to transforming lives through science-based nutritional solutions. In Australia, Nutricia partners with Aged Care providers to support the health and wellbeing of older adults through a comprehensive range of oral nutritional supplements and enteral feeding produc
The National Ageing Research Institute is Australia’s leading independent, not-for-profit research institute dedicated to ageing and aged care.
Established in 1976, we are recognised nationally and internationally for influencing government policies, improving health and aged care systems and promoting quality of life for older people.
FicusBridge is an Australian-built and owned analytics platform helping residential aged care providers optimise AN-ACC revenue while maintaining full care-minute compliance. Founded by a former Funding executive, FicusBridge combines deep sector expertise with real-time data insights to identify funding gaps,
RTM is a unified technology and compliance platform purpose-built for the aged care industry. We integrate nurse call, duress, CCTV, access control, IoT sensors, and mobile communications into one real-time dashboard — giving providers full visibility across clinical, facility, and safety systems. Our platform reduces compliance risk, standardises reporting, strengthens audit readiness, and improves response times by eliminating fragmented legacy systems. RTM also delivers mobile alerting, asset monitoring, and executive-level insights, supported by a national service and project team. In short, we help aged care providers modernise operations, meet reform requirements, and protect residents and staff with confidence.
Livelife Alarms is Australia’s largest provider of personal mobile alarms. Since 2016 we’ve helped Australians with pendant and watch alarms that offer independence and peace of mind, for both wearers and their families. Livelife Alarms offers flexible monitoring options, with family and friends or professionally monitored both available, giving customers the ability to switch models as their situation changes.
SOCO empowers aged care providers with secure, scalable Microsoft 365 solutions that enhance compliance, collaboration and care delivery. Our expertise in technology, AI, automation and digital transformation ensures streamlined information management, proactive governance and continuous improvement. With proven capability and a partnership approach, we help organisations meet regulatory standards, optimise operations and deliver exceptional outcomes for older Australians.
