1. Dust diseases weekly compensation awards

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    icare has successfully completed its remediation program to correct historical payment practices to impacted Dust Disease Care (DDC) participants...

  2. Benefits for dependants

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    We provide compensation benefits to families who were dependant on someone who passed away due to a dust disease contracted in a NSW workplace...

  3. Medical treatment for people with a work-related dust disease

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    If you have a work-related dust disease, you may be able to have your medical treatment costs paid for by us...

  4. Psychological wellbeing for people with a dust disease

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    icare provides psychological supports for people with a work-related dust disease...

  5. Equipment and modifications

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    If you have a work-related dust disease, we may be able to pay for equipment and home modifications to assist you in your daily life...

  6. Support groups

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    Discover support groups for people with a dust disease. Finding the right support can be an empowering step towards making informed decisions...

  7. Grief support

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    Information for the family members, carers and friends of people who have died from a dust disease...

  8. Attendant care and domestic services

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    If you are a participant in our Dust Diseases program, we may be able to pay for attendant care and domestic services...

  9. Peter Tighe

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    Peter is the Chair of the Asbestos Diseases Research Foundation (ADRF) Board, Deputy Chair of EE-Oz Energy Skills Australia and a member of the Board of Exemplar Systems Pty Ltd and Exemplar Learning...

  10. Professor Emeritus Malcolm Sim AM

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    Malcolm is an Occupational and Environmental Physician and Public Health Physician who has longstanding research and clinical interests in dust diseases from workplace and environmental exposures...