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BaptistCare is a Christian-based organisation providing aged care, disability services, and community services in New South Wales, the Australian Capital Territory and Western Australia. With over 75 years of experience, BaptistCare has become a trusted provider of high-quality care and support to vulnerable individuals and families.
The organisation offers a range of services, including residential aged care, in-home care, retirement living, disability accommodation, respite care, and community services such as counseling, parenting support, and youth programs. BaptistCare strives to provide person-centered care, tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual.
BaptistCare is committed to innovation and continuous improvement, with a focus on leveraging technology to enhance the quality of care and support provided to its clients. The organisation also places a strong emphasis on staff training and development, ensuring that its employees are equipped with the knowledge and skills necessary to provide the best possible care.
As a not-for-profit organisation, BaptistCare reinvests its profits back into its services, facilities, and programs, with a view to continually improving the lives of those it serves. BaptistCare is a well-respected and highly regarded organisation, known for its commitment to excellence in care and support.
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Three of Australia’s leading faith-based care providers, Baptcare, Baptist Care SA and BaptistCare, today announced they will unite to become one of the largest integrated care and service providers in Australia. The Boards and executives of all three organisations have announced the decision to merge, subject to approvals.
“It’s often the little things that make the biggest difference to someone’s quality of life,” says Kathleen, local Care Facilitator for BaptistCare at home.
Having provided quality care to older people in the Port Macquarie region for over a decade, Kathleen and her team are passionate about supporting clients to live fulfilling, independent lives at home – often facilitating small changes that go a long way.
BaptistCare at Home’s North Ryde social club in Sydney is providing essential social support and cultural connection with two weekly cultural groups, bringing together local seniors in Armenian and Chinese South African communities.
At 101 years young, Josef is not just a client of BaptistCare at Home; he is a living testament to creativity, resilience, and cultural heritage. His life story, rich with experiences and accomplishments, is a beacon of inspiration, underscored by a hobby that has kept his hands and heart busy for decades: crafting bespoke furniture and intricate models.
Palliative care at home can be an excellent support for many families, enhancing quality of life and enabling a person to pass away within the familiarity and comfort of their own home. In our modern world, few topics are still considered “taboo”. Yet death and palliative care appear to be among the handful remaining. Palliative care may not be the subject of everyday chit chat, and often, it can be a sensitive, painful topic to discuss.
In 2016, Max's life took a big turn when he had a serious stroke. Since then, he's been working closely with Wendy, who helps him with his care at home. Together, they've been focusing on getting Max back to doing things on his own and finding new activities that he enjoys. Surprisingly, Max discovered a hidden talent along the way.
Sam has recently celebrated twenty years of working in aged care. From humble beginnings, she’s moved from strength to strength, making a difference in the lives of hundreds of clients over the years.
In the heart of Macquarie Park, a vibrant community thrives within the walls of the BaptistCare Cooinda Court aged care home. Among its residents is Elizabeth, a familiar face to many in the BaptistCare community. Elizabeth's journey into this new chapter of her life has been marked by resilience, camaraderie, and inspiring insights. In an exclusive conversation, she shares her experiences, challenges, and the invaluable advice she has for those considering the same path.
Palliative care at home can be an excellent support for many families, enhancing quality of life and enabling a person to pass away within the familiarity and comfort of their own home. In our modern world, few topics are still considered “taboo”. Yet death and palliative care appear to be among the handful remaining. Palliative care may not be the subject of everyday chit chat, and often, it can be a sensitive, painful topic to discuss.
"This is a historic budget for the aged care sector in Australia and BaptistCare welcomes the announcement of an $11.3bn investment to fund a 15% increase to the award wage for aged care workers.
Two of Australia’s leading not-for-profit care providers, BaptistCare NSW & ACT and Baptistcare WA, have decided to merge to create one of the largest not-for-profit care providers in Australia. The merger is a logical fit, given both providers’ values-driven approach to person directed care and service delivery.
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BaptistCare NSW & ACT has announced that it has entered into an agreement to acquire three aged care sites located in the Central West of NSW and South West Sydney.
BaptistCare NSW & ACT is one of many aged care providers hoping the federal election will be a catalyst for change to safeguard affordable and quality aged care for future generations, as fresh research shows the sector remains top of mind for voters.
The Murrumbidgee region’s overnight respite cottage, BaptistCare Towner House, which provides much-needed support for local carers, will this week celebrate opening in its newly refurbished venue in Tatton.
BaptistCare has announced it has entered into an agreement to acquire The Grange Lifestyle Village in Wagga Wagga, a premier retirement village.
Work will commence this month on the redevelopment of aged care home BaptistCare Caloola Centre in Wagga Wagga, with local builder Lipman leading a locally-sourced construction team to renew the aged care centre.
Eight residents of the BaptistCare Wingara Hamlet in Springwood have been busy with their knitting needles to create 350 ‘police blue’ poppies for a 300 strong police force in memory of fallen colleagues.
Wagga local, Bruce Elam, shared his volunteering story during a recent visit to BaptistCare Caloola.
Sydney currently lacks the housing, transport and access to healthcare to meet the needs of a rapidly ageing population and urgent attention must be given to public investment to support senior citizens in Sydney, according to a new report published 23 May by the Committee for Sydney in partnership with BaptistCare and Stockland.
BaptistCare resident Sarah Stanberg reached a special milestone birthday on Thursday 15 February, as she celebrated her one hundredth birthday.
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Baulkham Hills, New South Wales
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