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NSW to introduce better nursing home care for young

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by DPS

The NSW state government has announced a new model of housing to improve living for young people with a disability.

The Young People in Residential Care Program will work with young people with a disability, their families and carers over the next five years.

The program aims to prevent more young people entering residential aged care, improve the lives of those already in residential care, and develop new services to create more appropriate care and accommodation options for young people.

Disability Minister Kristina Keneally said: “These packages will assist those with very high support needs who remain in residential aged care either long term, or where they are waiting for suitable alternative accommodation.

“Many of these young people have indicated they would like to remain in their current accommodation, with better access to services and supports.

“It is anticipated that up to 52 packages will be made available to prioritised individuals applying for assistance through the program from April 2008.”

The government has called for tenders from community agencies that could provide assistance as part of the program.

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