Holstep Health

Empathy isn't a soft skill - it's a leadership superpower! Yesterday, 25 of our senior leaders came together to build skills, share experiences and put empathy into action as part of our ongoing Leadership Development Program. The session reinforced the importance of: 🌱Leading with empathy to help our people grow 📈Investing in leadership at all levels to build a stronger, more connected organisation 🙋Staying curious, listening without judgement and having courageous conversations 💡 Strengthening accountability through compassion and clarity Together, we're creating a workplace where everyone can thrive! Thank you Linda Quinton for leading such an impactful day. #HolstepHealth #CommunityCareForLife #StaffDevelopment #Thrive #EmpathyInAction Kirsty Dolny Emma Fitzsimon Mick Geary Gail Conman Liz Hodgkinson Megan La Rose Shadi Hanna GAICD Gillon Duguid Aaron Platt Lisa Knott Tassia Michaleas

"I love the physio! Got me exercising a bit and it's made a difference in the fact that I can still walk." - Ken We make it easier for you AND your clients. From dietetics and nursing, to occupational therapy and podiatry, our Well@Home program brings together allied health services for people with a Home Care Package (soon to be Support at Home). Refer your clients now!: 📞 (03) 9319 9406 📧 [email protected] 🌐 https://loom.ly/9rogb2s #HolstepHealth #HomeCarePackages #SupportAtHome #CommunityCareForLife

Nobody can do it alone. That's why our Well@Home program brings together allied health services to help your Home Care Package clients. Kath, a Care Manager, was thrilled with the service and commented, "Well@Home makes it so much easier to get a variety of allied health services my clients need - with really quick access to appointments". Fast, flexible and a simple referral process. Talk to us or find out more: https://loom.ly/gm3ULl8 #HolstepHealth #CommunityCareForLife #AgedCare #SupportAtHome #HomeCarePackages #WellAtHome

“When collective action starts to work, carers benefit. Which means the people they care for benefit. And when this happens, everyone benefits. That’s why everything we do is for carers.” - Collective Leadership Group At our Carer Industry Forum 2026, 220 senior leaders came together to celebrate the progress made since Forum 2025 and strengthen collective efforts to improve support for carers. The relationships built at Forum 2025, brought together leaders from across the health and education sectors to develop 15 initiatives to strengthen carer recognition and support. Seven months on, all 15 initiatives are being piloted, with projects at different stages of development and delivery. The ambition is to turn collaboration into lasting change - improving, adapting and scaling what works, to make a meaningful difference for as many carers as possible. We look forward to sharing more about these projects in the coming months!

Show us an older person you admire, respect or simply love spending time with. Take part in Picture This: Framing Age - a creative competition celebrating the older people who inspire us! Send us a photo or piece of art that captures an older person doing something they love — along with a short reflection on why they inspire you. 🏆 Lots of prizes to be won – across adult and kid’s divisions 📅 Entries close 15 November 🔗 Enter now: https://loom.ly/ZB3i0OQ #FramingAge #AgePositive #HealthyAgeing #ElderAbusePrevention #Competition

At our Carer Industry Forum 26, more than 220 senior leaders came together to reflect on the progress made since Forum 25 — from relationships forged and collective leadership to collaboration in action. Over seven months, our organisations have worked together on 15 carer support initiatives to improve awareness of carers across the health sector and connect them with support when they need it. Some pilots are now in their second or third iteration as we build on what works and look to expand their impact. At the heart of this work is recognising the critical role carers play in supporting the health and wellbeing of care recipients. Jane Rowan of Eating Disorders Families Australia (EDFA), put it powerfully: “Caring for the carer is not negotiable. If we want the people they care for to have quality of life and to recover where possible, carers are the essential core ingredient to that.” Read more about Carer Industry Forum 26: https://lnkd.in/gbGnhcwX