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At this year’s National Volunteer Week, Mercy Health celebrated some of its outstanding volunteers who give back at its aged care homes.
Best friends and long-term married couple, Reg and Nadine now call one of Portofino Hamilton’s luxurious three bedroom apartments home. Portofino Hamilton allows couples to live together in the same apartment while being provided with a full suite of aged care service to suit their requirements.
Opal Aged Care residents are embracing exciting new technology and sharing experiences they never thought possible. Thanks to a partnership between Opal and leading Australian immersive VR company, Start VR, many Opal residents are able to experience the wonders of virtual reality.
You are invited to join Churches of Christ Care for a free seniors living information seminar and learn about retirement living, aged care, community care and more.
The sound of music can be heard each week from a popular not-for-profit aged care home in Craigie. And the dulcet tones that emanate from MercyVille’s residential home each Friday afternoon come from volunteer Asher Caley, who has been singing at the home every week for the last six months.
The outstanding achievements of the age services industry in Western Australia were recognised at the LASA Excellence in Age Services Awards inaugural WA State Conference in Perth on Wednesday evening.
Marking National Volunteer Week, more than 150 Fronditha Care volunteers were honoured for making a difference to the lives of the elderly in Australia.
Bethanie, one of Western Australia’s most recognised not-for-profit aged care and retirement living providers spent last week celebrating their volunteers for their altruistic efforts in a series of social activities and morning and afternoon teas.
For many people having a pet around the house is a normal part of life – which is why Tully, the two-and a half year-old pooch, has proven so popular at two not-for-profit residential homes in Craigie and Edgewater.
Bethanie, one of Western Australia’s most recognised not-for-profit aged care and retirement living providers spent last week celebrating the cultural diversity amongst their Bethanie on Pier staff, in recognition of their own customer’s diversity.
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