Changes included the establishment of the Specialist Dementia Care Program and a single national provider for Dementia Behaviour Management Advisory Services (DBMAS) and the Dementia Training Program. In 2003, the total health and aged care system expenditure for dementia was an estimated $1.4 billion. In 2009–2010, the total direct governmental health and aged care system expenditure on people with dementia was more than $4.9 billion, with an estimated $2.0 billion of the expenditure credited to dementia. In 2016, the direct expenditure was an estimated $8.8 billion. The Australian Federal Government committed a new investment of $185 million in the 2019–2020 Health Budget. This investment is for the long-term Ageing, and Aged Care and Dementia Mission. The following health and aged care services are the formal services provided to and utilised by people with dementia and their carers: consumer support programs, general practice services, hospital services, aged care assessments, community aged care packages, community aged care services, flexible aged care services, respite care, residential aged care services, specialised mental health care services and medications (Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme and Repatriation Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme). Dementia Australia is a national initiative for dementia and Alzheimer’s disease. Dementia Australia is the new coordinator of Alzheimer’s Australia Association. Dementia Australia is a national peak body, national advocacy organisation and registered non-profit charity that provides national dementia programs and services. Each state and territory also has specific services and programs for their region. Certain Dementia Australia programs and services are funded by the Australian Commonwealth Government such as the early intervention program: Living with Memory Loss Programme. Living with Memory Loss Programme is a seven week course for primary carers and persons with dementia. Dementia Australia is also involved in research. The Dementia Australia Research Foundation formerly Alzheimer’s Australia Research Ltd delivers grants and scholarships for dementia and Alzheimer's research. My Aged Care is a phone line and a website that provides information on Australia’s aged care system and services such as dementia care options and support services. My Aged Care is a free health service under Healthdirect Australia for consumers, service providers and health professionals. My Aged Care is the start point to access Australian Government funded services. In order to access funded services, My Aged Care organises assessments wherein a trained assessor works out care needs, service eligibility and respite care for people with dementia and their carers. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a national program that provides supports, through an NDIS plan, to people under the age of 65 with a permanent disability, such as early-onset dementia.