20/08/2026
Planning for the future means keeping your wishes, choices, and independence at the centre of your care.
Did you know there’s a difference between a registered supporter and an appointed decision maker?
A registered supporter can help you understand information, consider your options, and communicate your own decisions. An appointed decision maker has legal authority to make specific decisions on your behalf, within the limits of their legal appointment.
Putting arrangements in place early can help you and your loved ones feel more prepared for the future.
General information only. For advice about your individual circumstances, speak with a qualified legal, financial, or health professional.