About
Care Continuity is a free public-interest toolkit for understanding options, preparing questions and keeping care actions visible.
It serves people with disability, people with mental health support needs, chosen supporters, workers, clinicians, emergency personnel, lawyers and public decision-makers. The person's voice, wishes and communication needs come first.
Use it now
- Practical toolkit: hospital-transition questions, a handover checklist, a printable continuity worksheet and routes to human support.
- Source guide: 9 cards linked to 8 official sources, covering selected hospital, police and legal-help situations. Australian scope; police content is currently limited to WA and Victoria.
- Eight draft learning modules: material for reflection and discussion across support, health, law and leadership. These are not accredited training.
- Plain reading and original documents: source cards, papers, review material and pilot documents available without an AI model.
Sources and review status
The work draws on documented care and advocacy problems, source-linked public research and published papers. Public readers can inspect the original sources, version history, corrections and review findings. Private case records are kept out of these public tools.
The frozen disability white-paper v3 release includes an audit and addendum. It is a research and reform contribution. The audit does not establish complete revalidation of the earlier 390-page core, and proposed safeguards are not current law.
Current source guidance is kept separate from historical evidence and reform proposals. Source cards were editorially checked on 23 October 2026, with review due by 22 November. A scoped monitoring check on 25 October identified no material correction needed.
Publication, technical checks and source monitoring are evidence of work done. Independent professional and disability-led validation remains pending. No organisational endorsement, professional accreditation or demonstrated clinical or legal benefit is claimed.
A proposed way to follow up actions
The proposed workflow would keep the next action visible when a worker, service or family situation changes. A named person would accept the action, its original due date would stay visible, and the outcome would be checked with the person.
The Alex workflow demonstration uses fictional people and events to illustrate that proposed process. The official sources, practical checklists and published documents are available resources now.
Using the toolkit responsibly
Use it to prepare and locate help. It does not receive cases, assign workers, monitor actions or provide individual legal or clinical advice. Use the relevant service's approved processes and contact the listed human services directly. Their eligibility, capacity and response times apply.
No account, fees, paid priority or AI is required. No public case-intake or donation form operates here.
Development and independent review
The transparency journal records development decisions and limits. The independent review and paid-testing pack sets out the next evaluation work. A host, reviewers, funding and participant sessions remain unconfirmed.
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Updated 25 October 2026.