Welcome to KeepAble

KeepAble is a digital platform that supports community aged care providers with free evidence-based resources designed to enhance client outcomes and help wellness and reablement delivery.
From engaging online training modules and informative guides with proven tips and tricks – KeepAble has you and your clients covered.

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Working together to bring wellness and reablement to life

KeepAble aims to do what the name suggests.

We’re dedicated to finding and sharing evidence-based research, creating resources for your reference, support and professional development, as well as showcasing real-life examples using the wellness and reablement inititative.

Here, you’ll find content that helps deliver wellness and reablement in actionable steps, coupled with Australian Government materials such as the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) Manual and the Living Well At Home: CHSP Good Practice Guide.

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Published articles online from KeepAble

Here are a few articles published on the digital platform of the Australian Ageing Agenda from KeepAble
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Understanding the science of ageing well
The Team at KeepAble has set out to present facts and information about the science of ageing well and the importance of creating opportunities for consumers of aged care services to continue doing the things they enjoy and to live better for longer. 
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KeepAble provides access to trusted resources
iLA (Independent Living Assessment Inc.) launched KeepAble as a free online Wellness and Reablement knowledge and resource hub for home care providers, people working in the aged care sector, clients, and communities across Australia.
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Are you game ready to deliver wellness and reablement?
Knowing what it takes to succeed at any level of sport we choose to participate in, are we able to ask questions about our level of performance in the aged care sector?
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Healthy ageing: the time to start is now
Once upon a time, there were some misconceptions to old age, such as losing independence, reduced quality of life, and worsening chronic diseases. The good news is, that every individual has a choice to change that.