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Anglican Care held a luncheon earlier this week to celebrate this milestone and honour their members at Awaba House. The Anglican Care Auxiliary was established in 1957 and is made up of a dedicated group of volunteers who have had various levels of involvement with Anglican Care over the past 60 years. The aim of the Auxiliary is to raise funds for Anglican Care and further enhance the lives and wellbeing of residents and consumers.
Bethanie, one of Western Australia’s most well-known not-for-profit aged care and retirement living providers, is leading the way in dementia awareness continually aiming to raise awareness of what is believed to be one of the most common causes of disability amongst the old.
The Taigum community will now be able to enjoy five-star luxury aged care in their senior years with the opening of Arcare Taigum by Australia’s largest privately-owned aged care accommodation provider.
Four Bolton Clarke aged care communities on the Gold Coast have come together to celebrate fun, fitness and healthy competition at the annual HiJinx games.
When St George & Sutherland Hospitals planned construction of new buildings they knew that the community could play a role in bringing colour and life to the public spaces. Local amateur photographers were invited to submit photos of the St George and Sutherland region with the best ones chosen for permanent display in the new buildings. Free photography workshops were held to make sure member of the community wanting to contribute would have skills to get started.
Bethanie, one of Western Australia’s most well known not-for-profit aged care and retirement living providers, has officially launched the ‘Big Bethanie Bake Off’ for 2017.
It started with a piece of cake and a coffee as part of a community café program at SummitCare Wallsend, and has resulted in an program that will bring respite to carers of older Australians living in the area.
When Ruvimbo Tambiri spent her April school holidays helping seniors living at MercyCare Rockingham, the experience had such a profound impact on her life that she relinquished her July holidays to continue her efforts.
One of WA’s longest established aged care providers, Braemar, has launched a new client-centric website designed to translate their relationship-centered care approach to the digital world.
Western Australians who want to continue living independently in their communities will benefit from $2.1 million in additional funding for the State’s Home and Community Care (HACC) program.
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