Paperwork + Administration

When planning for the future, there can be a lot of legal, financial and ‘life admin’ paperwork to consider putting in place. These resources include information on preparing wills, Powers of Attorney, Advanced Care Plans, accessing various financial assistance and support services, superannuation funds, insurance, access to passwords, driving assessment requirements and more.

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Gather My Crew (An Australian App to Help Request and Manage Support From Your Friends)

Gather My Crew (An Australian App to Help Request and Manage Support From Your Friends)
Asking for help isn't always easy. We are often reluctant to reach out, even when we need it most. The "Gather My Crew" app is a way to use technology to coordinate with friends and family, to turn offers of ‘let me know what I can do’ into action that meets your unique needs. You can use the app to request help for specific…
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Advance Care Planning (Advance Care Planning Australia)

Advance Care Planning (Advance Care Planning Australia)
Advance Care Planning is the process of planning for your future health care in case you were to become seriously ill or injured and are unable to communicate your preferences or make decisions. This can relate to the care you wish to receive at the end of your life. This website explains what Advance Care Planning is, and helps you create and…
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Financial and Legal Support (Cancer Council Victoria)

Financial and Legal Support (Cancer Council Victoria)
Cancer Council Victoria provides information on financial and legal support that may be available to you if you are affected by cancer. This includes information on financial costs of living with cancer, advice on managing finances after a cancer diagnosis, and a free Financial Counselling Program available to Victorians affected by cancer. They…
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Cancer and Work – Resources to Help You Support an Employee or Colleague with Cancer (Cancer Council Victoria)

Cancer and Work – Resources to Help You Support an Employee or Colleague with Cancer (Cancer Council Victoria)
As an employer or colleague, it can be hard to know what to say, how to help or the best way to provide a supportive workplace for people affected by cancer. Workplaces are an important source of support, identity and purpose, and many people with cancer continue working. Others have to make changes or stop working, and carers may also have to make…
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Facing End of Life (Cancer Council PDF Guide)

Facing End of Life (Cancer Council PDF Guide)
Cancer Council have a guide for people dying with cancer, their family and friends. The chapters in outline how you might feel knowing you are dying, what might happen physically, and how you can prepare for death. There is also information for carers, family and friends. This may be the first time you have read about end-of-life matters and it may…
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Financial Health (Cure Brain Cancer Foundation)

Financial Health (Cure Brain Cancer Foundation)
The Cure Brain Cancer Foundation has a useful summary of some financial options and supports that may be available to you to help ease the financial burden of living with a brain tumour. This summary is a good place to start, and covers Insurance (health, income protection, life, TPD, superannuation), what Medicare and PBS covers, and various…
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