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Kangaroo Flat has 50 places, with ageing-in-place available to accommodate residents whose needs may change over time. Nurses are accessible 24 hours a day.
All rooms come with a bed and ensuite bathroom and can be furnished according to the resident’s particular taste. There are a range of leisure and lifestyle activities to choose from, as well as access to a full suite of services, including:
Kangaroo Flat fosters a good relationship with the local community, which gives residents every opportunity to join regional organisations, church groups and social events.
The menu pleases individual preferences as much as possible, with fresh, healthy meals produced onsite. Cooks consult closely with dieticians and residents to represent a range of cultures and tastes.
Church and chaplaincy services are supported by denominational visitors and volunteer companions who foster an ongoing connection with the residents’ chosen faith tradition.
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Benetas Kangaroo Flat resident Monica “Bonnie” Fitzpatrick marked her 104th birthday, celebrating more than a century of memories and loved ones. Born in Moonee Ponds on 8 October 1921, Monica spent her childhood in different parts of Victoria, first in the Mallee and then Shepparton before returning to Melbourne, finishing her schooling in Essendon.
Benetas welcomes the three recommendations made by the Committee of Economic Development of Australia (CEDA) to address serious workforce issues facing the aged care sector. Today’s Duty of Care: Aged-Care Sector Running on Empty report calls for the implementation of a user-pay aged care system with income or asset thresholds, ensuring the long-term viability of the sector.
Not-for-profit aged care and allied health provider Benetas welcomed Bendigo Council’s gift of jazz this week for its 50 residents to help celebrate the festive season.
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