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Ritchelle Drilon’s Biography

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A graduate of AB Mass Communication with over a decade of experience in writing across various platforms.

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The sandwich generation dilemma: Jane Morrell sheds light on the challenges of balancing care

The sandwich generation dilemma: Jane Morrell sheds light on the challenges of balancing care

The term "sandwich generation" has gained recognition in recent years as individuals face the unique struggle…

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Lynn Bailey of Fresh Hope Care on building a people-centric work culture in an aged care facility

Lynn Bailey of Fresh Hope Care on building a people-centric work culture in an aged care facility

Having a people-centric workplace not only enables a better understanding of people's needs, motivation and c…

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Catherine Daley of integratedliving Australia on the key predictors of organisational change succ...

Catherine Daley of integratedliving Australia on the key predictors of organisational change succ...

A well-run aged care organisation with proper checks and balances in place will deliver good patient care - b…

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Arabella Gibson of Gidget Foundation Australia on the shortage of perinatal mental health special...

Arabella Gibson of Gidget Foundation Australia on the shortage of perinatal mental health special...

The demand for perinatal mental health services in Australia has increased year after year since the pandemic…

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Australia's sector leader in quality care, Danielle Ballantine of Your Side Australia

Australia's sector leader in quality care, Danielle Ballantine of Your Side Australia

Ensuring quality care is best received by patients in the healthcare sector is a top priority for all care pr…

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Rosy Walia of Multicultural Care on the importance of investing in people in the aged care sector

Rosy Walia of Multicultural Care on the importance of investing in people in the aged care sector

People are the most important part of an organisation, and picking the right staff and qualities in deliverin…

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Beyond the echo chamber and the keys to open-minded leadership

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By Ritchelle Drilon
| Third Sector News
Alice Spraggon spent her early career dealing with the fallout of broken systems. As a police officer in London, she arrested young people whose offenses stemmed from loneliness and neglect, while their parents never appeared, leaving social services to step in. She realised she was treating symptoms, not causes. That insight, that systems often respond to crises rather than prevent them, has driven her career ever since.
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Australia’s social economy keeps delivering—but at what cost?

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By Ritchelle Drilon
| Third Sector News
Australia’s social economy contributes billions of dollars to the economy. It employs more than 1.6 million people, yet growing financial, workforce and operational pressures are testing whether the sector can continue to meet rising community demand without greater investment. Charities, not-for-profits, social enterprises, cooperatives and mutuals play an essential role in supporting communities across Australia.
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Child reform must strengthen, not sideline, the allied health workforce

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By Ritchelle Drilon
| Third Sector News
The success of child reform will depend not only on new funding or program design but also on whether governments strengthen the workforce already supporting children and families. That question sits at the heart of growing concerns about the New South Wales Government’s Thriving Kids initiative. Occupational Therapy Australia and the New South Wales Allied Health Providers Group support the reform’s goal of improving outcomes for children and families.
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