What is the communication plan for staff, residents, The Salvation Army community, general public… other groups?
The Salvation Army representatives will be visiting all aged care facilities on 11/12 February to address staff and residents/families meetings. Written correspondence to all staff and residents/families will complement the meeting announcements. There will be public statements released through The Salvation Army’s Public Relations department, which will handle all consequent queries about the transaction/divestment process. Written communications will proceed to all relevant government departments and relevant peak bodies, and written communication and meetings will take place with relevant unions. A 1800 telephone listing (1800 818 408) has been established to handle ongoing questions, in conjunction with local group managers/managers dealing with queries in person.
Related Questions
- Individuals and community groups have contributed to these centres because they were owned by The Salvation Army. What happens to their contribution?
- What will happen to the socially and financially disadvantaged residents currently within The Salvation Army’s facilities?
- Can groups volunteer for The Salvation Army?
