Sponsorship opportunities
Showcase your expertise,
build meaningful connections
and position
your brand at the heart of
sector transformation
Increase brand visibility
Position your organisation in front of sector leaders with prominent branding across conference materials, digital platforms and event spaces.
Direct access to decision-makers
Connect face-to-face with executives, managers, and policymakers who influence purchasing decisions and shape the future of aged and community care.
Generate qualified leads
Engage with attendees seeking innovative solutions, allowing you to build a strong pipeline of qualified prospects and new business opportunities.
Strengthen relationships with existing clients
A valuable opportunity to reconnect with current customers, reinforce partnerships, and introduce them to new products or updates.
Conference Sponsors
HESTA is a specialist industry super fund with deep connections to health and community services and those who, like them, make our world better.
‘Super with impact’ is the positive outcome we create by supporting our members to face the future with confidence, being a gutsy advocate for a fair and healthy community, and delivering investment excellence with impact.
Dementia Support Australia is a free nationwide service funded by the Australian Government and led by HammondCare. We offer evidence-based support and advice, through in-person consultations nationwide, tailored events, a 24/7 support helpline and online resources.
We are committed to a relationship-focused approach to care, to understand the person individually and the needs that they have.
With teams in every state and territory, we partner with family carers, aged care and health care, to build skills and capacity, to improve the quality of care for people living with dementia.
Wherever you are in Australia, we’re here to help.
Indigo is a leading not-for-profit organisation dedicated to helping people of all ages and abilities live more independent, fulfilling lives. With more than 40 years of experience, Indigo provides innovative allied health, disability, aged care, assistive technology, and home modification services that empower individuals to achieve greater choice, confidence, and independence.
Through a person-centred approach, Indigo supports people to access the right equipment, services, and expertise to remain connected to their homes and communities. As a registered NDIS provider and a national provider of the Australian Government’s Goods, Equipment and Assistive Technology service (geat2GO), Indigo continues to drive innovation and improve access to essential supports for Australians.
HumanAbility is the Jobs and Skills Council for the care and support economy. We ensure Australia’s vocational education and training sector delivers better outcomes for learners and employers in the following industries:
- aged and disability services
- children’s education and care
- health
- human (community) services
- sport and recreation.
We partner with experts and specialists to advance skills, training and workforce development and to foster innovation. By supporting skilled and adaptable workforces, we empower individuals to thrive in meaningful careers while driving progress in sectors critical to the Australian community’s well-being.
The Palliative Aged Care Outcomes Program (PACOP) is an evidence-based, best practice model which supports aged care homes (ACHs) to provide optimal palliative and end-of-life care for all residents and their families/carers. PACOP returns reports to drive systematic quality improvement in ACHs and across the residential aged care sector with a national benchmarking program. PACOP aims to directly contribute to the overall strengthening and resilience of our aged care system by providing training and support on the use of the PACOP assessment and response framework. PACOP is a national palliative aged care program fully funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability & Ageing with participation freely available to Australian residential aged care homes.
With offices in all states and its head office in QLD, all Development, Support and Hosting is territorial Australian.
ionMy helps aged care, community and disability providers simplify quality and compliance. By bringing together incidents, audits, risk, feedback, actions, documents and reporting into one connected platform, organisations reduce administration, strengthen governance and spend more time improving outcomes for the people they support.
Floor Plan
Terms and conditions
Sponsors and exhibitors are responsible for providing all promotional requirements i.e. banners, promotional collateral and any other material within the timelines as outlined by Ageing Australia Events. Sponsors and exhibitors are responsible for the security of all their equipment and materials whilst at the conference. Sponsors and exhibitors are to ensure their own insurance covers them for all insurable events whilst at the conference. Ageing Australia, the exhibition contractor and venue, will not be held liable for damage or loss of goods or equipment whilst at the conference. Ageing Australia reserves the right to modify packages and has sole discretion to approve or decline requests.
Privacy policy
Ageing Australia is committed to respecting the privacy of its customers and stakeholders and adheres to the Australian Privacy Principles as set out in the Privacy Act 1988 (Cth) and the Privacy Amendment (Private Sector) Act 2000 (Privacy Act). The Australian Privacy Principles govern the way in which we collect, use, disclose, store, secure and dispose of your personal information. A copy of the Australian Privacy Principles is available here. A copy of Ageing Australia’s Privacy Policy is available in the footer. Photographs and video footage may be taken during this event for Ageing Australia’s promotional purposes.
Payment policy
It is a condition of booking that full payment is received within 14 days of receipt of the tax invoice unless otherwise approved by the Ageing Australia Events team. All accounts are required to be finalised prior to the commencement of the conference, and if not, the sponsor or exhibitor will be denied access to the conference until payment has been made. Upon booking, a tax invoice will be emailed to the person making the booking.
Cancellation policy
The following cancellation charges shall be applicable upon receipt of written notice, as follows:
■ Between booking and 60 days prior to the first day of the conference – 50% of the invoice.
■ Between 59 days and 29 days prior to the first day of the conference – 75% of the invoice.
■ 30 days prior to the first day of the conference – 100% of the invoice.
■ All cancellations are required in writing to [email protected]
Public and product liability insurance
It is a requirement of the conference that all exhibitors have adequate Public and Product Liability Insurance cover based on a limit of indemnity to the value of AUD $10,000,000 or above. This refers to damage or injury caused to third parties/visitors on or in the vicinity of an exhibition stand.
Exhibitors and contractors
All exhibitors and contractors, including those installing custom stands are required to provide the following documents and complete a Contractor Induction as required by the venue no later than 14 days prior to the conference:
■ Safe Work Method Statement (SWMS)
■ Public Liability Certificate
■ WorkCover Certificate
■ Contractor Induction.
Exhibitors are required to comply with bump in/out and trading policies implemented by the venue and Ageing Australia. NB: Safety vests and closed-in shoes are mandatory during bump in and bump out. Exhibition booths are allocated on a sole-entity basis, unless otherwise indicated and agreed to by Ageing Australia. Cross promotion is strictly prohibited. Presentations conducted at exhibition stands are strictly forbidden unless prior approval is provided by Ageing Australia. Ageing Australia reserves the right to alter/substitute components of the conference as deemed appropriate including changes to floorplans, venue and program content.