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Mercy Health and Southern Cross Care (Vic) have officially joined forces, creating one of the largest not-for-profit providers of aged and home care services in Australia.
Residents at Arcare Caboolture felt the breeze in their hair recently, when a local motorbike group (and their dogs!) paid a visit.
McKenzie Aged Care’s respite services are designed to support you and your loved ones. Respite care is an excellent option for those considering aged care to get a feel for a residence in the event that full time care might be required down the track. It also provides full time carers with a well-deserved break, when they can be assured their loved one is happy and in safe hands.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) will commence rollout in Brisbane on July 1 this year, bringing relief to the 18.3 per cent of people with a disability living in Queensland’s capital (ABS 2015). Just Better Care Brisbane North owner Susanne Jones said the rollout would be a welcomed arrival for people living with disability, as well as their families, who urgently require funding to access essential community care services.
Bethanie, Western Australia’s most recognised not-for-profit aged care and retirement living provider is making social contributions a focus for 2018, driving activities which are not part of Bethanie’s core business, but contribute greatly to the wellbeing of the community.
A group of men from Arcare’s Craigieburn aged care residence have struck up a wonderful friendship with Australian boxing champion Michael Zerafa.
Bethanie, Western Australia’s most recognised not-for-profit aged care and retirement living provider is tackling social isolation head on in an endeavour to ensure that as many of their customers as possible have a positive ageing experience – remaining active and connected to others.
Comedian and The Project Co-Host Tommy Little has officially opened the 56-bed extension to Cranbourne aged care home Lifeview Willow Wood.
Projects to encourage people living with dementia to reminisce, participate and feel more connected with their Margaret River environment are now possible thanks to a $30,000 grant from Alzheimer’s WA and the Royalties for Region scheme.
Earlier this week, Resthaven Mount Gambier hosted a free spiritual care seminar for those who support older people, which was described as "thought provoking" and "informative" by participants.
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