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BaptistCare Willoughby Social Club

114 Sydney Street, Willoughby, New South Wales, 2068

Part of BaptistCare

BaptistCare Willoughby Social Club offers excellent facilities including a large activities room, sensory garden and two quiet rooms for clients who may enjoy the space and quiet that goes with it.

The program itself offers a variety of structured activities such as group outings, theme and culture days, gentle exercise, entertainment activities and various other recreational activities. Individual care plans with flexible respite can be organised if required and the centre provides meals and refreshments throughout the day.

For special needs where it may not be suitable due to health reasons for a care recipient to attend centre based care, emergency respite can be offered in the home.

Other services & activities offered at BaptistCare Willoughby Social Club include:

  • Crafts
  • Life entertainment
  • Music & diversional therapy
  • Social events
  • Exercise classes
  • Tasty meals & refreshments
  • Regular social outings

Lifestyle coordinators at BaptistCare Willoughby Social Club can tailor a program that works for each individual client.

BaptistCare Willoughby Social Club provides care for clients with dementia in a friendly, safe, environment with qualified staff present to provide support.

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