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In the 1950s, thousands of Russians living in China immigrated to Australia, driven out on political grounds by Chairman Mao and the communist party. Galina Chadiloff, a Chinese-born Russian/Greek, and her family, were among those who re-settled in Australia, arriving in Brisbane in 1954 at 27 years of age.
Today, now aged 96, Mrs Chadiloff lives in a comfortable, light filled unit within a retirement village in Strathfield. Until recent years, she was fairly independent, with her daughter, Marina, helping her when needed.
Christina, widely known for her thoughtful generosity and talent for creating stunning gardens, has once again made a meaningful impact - this time through a donation of vital mobility equipment to Rasmussen House in Mayflower Brighton.
Christina’s contribution, valued at more than $6,000, included a Arjo ‘Sara Steady’ and an Aspire ‘Shell Chair’, designed to enhance the comfort and independence of residents.
Retirement villages offer a vibrant, connected community, making them an excellent choice for retirement living. In this guide, we explore the various types of retirement villages, including traditional retirement villages, rental retirement villages, assisted living and land-lease communities.
Dive into the pros and cons of each option to help you make an informed decision about the lifestyle that best suits you. Whether you're actively considering a move or simply exploring your options, this article provides valuable insights into the benefits, features, and unique opportunities that retirement village living can offer.
Baptcare (VIC, TAS, SA), Baptist Care SA and BaptistCare (NSW, ACT, WA), have united to become Australia’s third largest integrated care and service provider. The successful completion of the merger was announced this week and the new entity will be known as BaptistCare.
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