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It started out as just a crazy idea by two passionate individuals, to create a beer brewed in-house at Arcare. For Arcare Portarlington Lifestyle Coordinator Tammy and volunteer Mick, no idea is too far-fetched and thus Five-Star Brew was born.
Non-profit aged care provider Uniting AgeWell is delighted to share its new-look Latrobe Community, Strathdevon with the community.
Royal Freemasons Sale is fortunate to have two talented residents who are fabulous knitters – Nola Scott and Norma Jackson. This ‘dynamic duo’ started knitting in earnest as soon as Lifestyle Coordinator Pamela Bruder inspired them with the idea of knitted hand muffs for residents in the Memory Support Unit.
Braemar Presbyterian Care is offering a free community event for local people who are keen to learn more about palliative care services offered at Braemar sites. The Living with Dignity, Dying in Comfort information evening will take place on 22 May from 5:30PM at Braemar House, located at 10 Windsor Road, East Fremantle.
The team at Resthaven Western Community Services fully embraced Harmony Day in March, enjoying a day of celebrations.
Aged care provider Uniting AgeWell recently teamed up with Channel 31 for the new series of Move It Or Lose It, as part of its commitment to enabling all people to age well.
If you’ve got a home care package and you aren’t using all of the funds available to you, you are far from alone. Around half of all Australians with home care packages don’t utilise the full funding and their accumulation of funds grows annually. The amount of unspent funds held by recipients of Home Care Packages (HCPs) has been estimated to total up to $350 million nationally.
Jason Fletcher, Embracia in Burpengary’s passionate chef recently attended a two day ‘Creating an appetite for Life’ masterclass in Melbourne, run by the Maggie Beer Foundation.
More than 100 years since the end of World War I, Braemar Presbyterian Care’s Cooinda aged care home will commemorate the ANZAC heroes and other ex-servicemen and women in its midst, ahead of ANZAC Day on Thursday April 25.
Two inspiring older women whose fathers served in WWI and WWII have spent years dedicating their lives to ensure their loved ones’ legacies are remembered. As Anzac Day approaches, VMCH Berwick aged care resident Betty Whiteside (pictured) proudly displays a book she spent three years compiling. It includes more than 200 letters her father, Thomas Clair Whiteside, wrote home to his family during WWI.
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