Support at
home
Workforce leadership and organisational capability
Financial sustainability & operational resilience
Governance, and person-centered care, and compliance
Reform, governance & compliance
Finance, strategy & investment
Technology & digital operations
Design, build & environments
People, workforce & care operations
About this event
Event Overview
Thank you for being part of Aged Care Week 2026.
The sector you supported this year is moving faster than ever. The new Aged Care Act is live and providers are navigating its implications across governance, finance, workforce, technology, and the built environment. Support at Home has reshaped home care. Boards carry personal accountability they have never held before. The demand for practical, peer led intelligence from people who are actually implementing reform, not just commenting on it, has never been higher.
In 2027 we are responding to that demand directly. Aged Care Week grows to five dedicated content streams, each with a distinct audience, a distinct topic and a distinct sponsor category. For the first time, senior executive content is separated from operational exhibition content meaning every delegate in the room has a specific reason to be there, and every partner reaches the exact audience they came for.
As a current partner, you have first right of access to 2027 inventory before it is offered to the broader market.
Key themes
Attend Aged Care Week and learn how to:
Embed the new Aged Care Act and strengthened standards to ensure compliance, governance and improved consumer outcomes
Leverage AI, robotics, digital health, and dementia friendly design to transform care delivery
Address workforce shortages through recruitment, retention, wellbeing and leadership development
Build resilient business models and funding strategies that support long-term viability and sector growth
Transition to Support at Home and examine it’s impact on providers, participants, and the broader sector
Key Speakers
The experts guiding the conversation:
TESTIMONIALS
Aged Care Week at ICC Sydney was a well-organised
and valuable event. It provided agreat opportunity to
connect with others in the sector, share insights, and
reflect on the work being done across Aged Care. We
appreciated the thoughtful program and the chance to
be part of these important conversations.
People and Culture Manager,
Longridge Aged Care
The Future of Aged Care Conference brought togeth
er so muchknowledge and experience in one space.
The real value for mewas in the networking, connecting
with other providers, sharingideas, and having Wyanga
recognised for the important work we do. It was a great
opportunity to represent our community and be part of
the broader conversation shaping Aged Care.
COO,
Wyanga Aboriginal Aged Care
2026 SPONSORS
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