The Maggie Beer Foundation (MBF) has launched a new professional development module, Meals with Meaning, designed to support aged care providers in delivering culturally safe, person-centred care for older Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Meals with Meaning invites aged care staff into ongoing, respectful conversations with residents and their families, recognising the profound cultural, emotional and personal significance of food and mealtimes. Guided by the principles of person-centred care and cultural safety, the module explores how meals can be created collaboratively to be both nutritionally balanced and culturally meaningful — fostering belonging, dignity and connection. Read more in our media release or visit here to register for free!
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