Making a Power of Attorney

An enduring power of attorney is a legal document that lets you appoint someone to make decisions about personal matters (such as where you live) or financial matters (such as paying bills) or both. This person is called an attorney. The power endures, or continues, if and when you are unable to make decisions.

Inclusee Ltd, a not-for-profit charity, fosters connections among older Australians, First Nations people, and volunteers through digital programs, aiming to create a sustainable, educated, and supportive virtual community.
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ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY
At Inclusee Ltd we acknowledge and respect Elders past present and future of the Turrbal people, on whose land our head office is located. We also acknowledge the many First Nations language groups of the lands on which we work and connect as the traditional custodians of those lands. We acknowledge their stories and traditions and commit to working together to further our mission of connection.
Inclusee Ltd, a not-for-profit charity, fosters connections among older Australians, First Nations people, and volunteers through digital programs, aiming to create a sustainable, educated, and supportive virtual community.
Inclusee on FacebookInclusee on LinkedIn
ACKNOWLEDGMENT OF COUNTRY
At Inclusee we acknowledge and respect Elders past present and future of the Turrbal people, on whose land our head office is located. We also acknowledge the many First Nations language groups of the lands on which we work and connect as the traditional custodians of those lands. We acknowledge their stories and traditions and commit to working together to further our mission of connection.
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