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KDCCA Inc features at National Nursing Forum
Kilkivan’s ageing-in-place project featured as a case study at the 2024 National Nursing Forum held in Cairns in August 2024. These are the slides from the presentation.
Who We Are
We are a volunteer-led, not-for-profit community organisation providing support and services for the aged based in Kilkivan, South-East Queensland.
Our Rise & Shine community care for the aged project is a place-based solution tailored to address the specific needs and concerns of the communities of Kilkivan, Goomeri, Tansey and Woolooga in the western district of the Gympie regional local government area.
The Rise & Shine project is designed to be adaptive and flexible. Working with our government and private partners, our four project pillars are:
The story of our project …
Share the stories of local seniors as they talk about their lives in Kilkivan and their desire to stay … This is the ‘why’ of what we do.
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The Rise & Shine Project by Rosie Fitzgerald
Read the entire original Rise and Shine project proposal prepared by K&DCCA President Rosie Fitzgerald.
About our Rise & Shine Accommodation Project
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KDCCA RISE AND SHINE PROJECT BRIEFRise & Shine Social Return on Investment Report – May 2024
Social return on Investment is a method that incorporates social, non-market benefits. It allows government agencies to make decisions based on social impact generated by community-based projects. Calculating the financial return does not capture the social impact for the value created by KDCCA and the Rise & Shine ageing-in-place project. SROI includes intangible benefits that are difficult to quantify using financial return alone. The Association’s social return on investment of $1:$17.27 for the community in tangible and intangible benefits. KDCCA is a very efficient ‘social entrepreneur’.
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KDCCA SROI PresentationClick on the button below to download the SROI Evaluation K&DCCAI and Financial Project Evaluation for “Rise and Shine Ageing-In-Place”. By Mabel Wood McLeod
About our logo: Its components combine the idea of hope (sun rising), security (home), a helping hand as a safety net, and Mudlo Gap as a backdrop!
About our image: This image taken by photographer Graeme Toft was taken in 2022 and features five local nonagenarians, from left to right: Ian Fitzgerald, Mavis O’Neill, Mal Stegemann, Sally Adams and Gordon McGill.