Bozena Iwanowski OAM, the CEO of Polcare was recently featured in a SBS Polish radio interview, where she shared insights into the organisation’s ongoing work and the broader future of community and aged care services in Australia.
During the discussion, the CEO highlighted Polcare’s commitment to supporting older people and individuals with disabilities to live independently, safely, and with dignity in their own homes and communities. She spoke about the growing demand for culturally responsive care, particularly within multicultural communities, and the importance of organisations adapting to meet these evolving needs.
A key focus of the interview was the current challenges facing the community care sector, including workforce shortages, increasing compliance requirements, and the need for sustainable funding models. The CEO emphasised the importance of collaboration between providers, government, and community organisations to ensure high-quality, person-centred care continues to be delivered.
The conversation also explored innovation in service delivery, including the use of digital tools to improve care coordination, streamline administrative processes, and enhance client outcomes. The CEO noted that while technology plays an important role, the human element of care remains central to Polcare’s approach.
Looking ahead, Bozena Iwanowski OAM expressed optimism about the future of the sector, reinforcing Polcare’s commitment to growth, continuous improvement, and advocacy for vulnerable members of the community.
The interview provided valuable insight into the organisation’s vision and reaffirmed its role as a trusted provider within Australia’s community care landscape.
Listen to the full radio broadcast here. (in Polish)
