Bill's story: I want my life to be fulfilling
A motorbike accident left Bill with a severe brain injury but this hasn't impacted his zest for life...
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Third quarterly update of icare's Improvement Program released
This update sets out Promontory Australia's observations on icare's progress in addressing the McDougall and GAC Recommendations during the period from 1 May 2022 to 31 July 2022...
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Carers Way Ahead Program
Earlier this week, icare, together with the University of New South Wales (UNSW), hosted a webinar to inform service providers and staff about a new program for carers and families to build...
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Supporting carers to care for those they love: the Carer Journal
icare is proud to partner with Carers NSW to bring you the Carer Journal...
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Shine Magazine Winter 2023
Welcome to our latest edition of Shine Magazine...
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Shine Writers Prize winners
The theme: Who I am? The theme for 2023 "Who I Am" explored identity. This could be a source of reflection on one's own story, how identity can be redefined, or provide the opportunity to find meaning...
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icare responds to Law and Justice Committee
icare has provided an update to the Standing Committee on Law and Justice on its progress in core activities relating to compliance with requirements expected of a public sector agency...
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Luke's story: from crash survivor to community activist
Luke almost lost his life in a motorbike accident. While still dealing with the injury to his brain, the 38-year-old has become increasingly active as a community mental health advocate. Luke is a...
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Guidelines and policies
The Lifetime Care and Support Scheme pays for treatment, rehabilitation and care for people who have been severely injured in a motor accident in NSW...
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Complaints and feedback: Lifetime Care participants and Workers Care workers
We’re here to help and value what you have to say. If we’ve exceeded your expectations, or we haven’t met them, we want to hear from you straight away...
