Running Individual Mentoring Term 3

Canine Comprehension: Dog Assisted Learning Melbourne

Our tutors and dogs will be able to recommence face to face tutoring in term 3, and will be managed on a case-by-case basis.

Canine Comprehension are following the “Restricting access to care facilities – DHHS Guidelines, which state that workers such as ourselves are allowed to recommence face-to-face sessions as our work is described as “care and support to a resident of the facility (or home)”

However, our tutors must comply with all screening and infection control measures put in place by the facility.

  • You should maintain a 1.5 metre (a full arm span) physical distance between you and the resident and all other people in the facility for the duration of your visit.
  • You will not be admitted as a visitor, staff or other worker to a residential aged care facility if you don’t have an up-to-date vaccination for influenza – this means after 1 May 2020 you need this year’s vaccine but before 1 May 2020 you must have had the 2019 vaccine.

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