Seniors

HACC Service Principles resources

These resources support the implementation of the six HACC Service Principles which outline the underlying values of HACC service delivery in South Australia.

Articles

ABCD Institute, Asset Based Community Development.

Better Practice Project (2006). The Better Practice Project Handbook.

Community Development Exchange. A Strategic Framework for Community Development. 24pp. ISBN 1901974286.

Department of Human Services, Victoria (2008). Victorian HACC Active Service Model: A Discussion Paper. Rural and Regional Health and Aged Care Services Division, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia. 40pp.

Kelly, D. (2009). Report on the Gawler Social Support Project.

Kendrick, M.J. (2005). Exploring Whether There is an Optimal Relationship Between Public Bureaucracies And Communities. Occasional Paper Series. CRU Publications, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia. 10pp.

Smith, N., Baugh Littlejohns, L. and Thompson, D. (2001). Cobwebs: Insights into community capacity and its relation to health outcomes. Community Development Journal 36(1): 30-41pp.

O’Connell, H. (2006). Developing Wellness Promoting Service Models.

Planning NSW. (2003). Community Engagement in the NSW Planning System. Pub no: 03-034A. 72pp. ISBN 07 347 0403B.

Ryburn, B., Wells, Y. and Foreman, P. (2008). The Active Service Model: A conceptual and empirical review of recent Australian and International literature (1996 – 2007). Australian Institute for Primary Care. 85pp.

Social Enterprise London (2001). Introducing Social Enterprise.

Wellness approach to Community HomeCare (PDF 951KB) - Community West and WA HACC initiative.

Aged Care INsite The Art of Independence

Hester Klopper - the challenges of care of the elderly in South Africa (PDF 300KB)