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Carinity Colthup Manor has an extensive selection of choice facilities to keep residents stimulated and entertained. There are a number of seating areas in the beautiful gardens, secure courtyards, and a bright and airy activities room.
The lifestyle calendar includes regular entertainment, crafts workshops, church services and coffee morning teas. Shopping trips and medical appointments are easy, with close proximity to the Ipswich CBD. Riverlink shopping centre, St Andrew’s Private Hospital and Ipswich General Hospital are all close-by. The occasional bus trip will take residents further inland to explore the countryside and enjoy a fun day out.
The facility is built from a restored Queenslander home, with modern extension and a collection of landscaped gardens and courtyards.
Other features at Carinity Colthup Manor include:
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International Nurses Day is held each year on May 12, a global day of celebration marking the anniversary of the birth of Florence Nightingale. Like the famous nursing pioneer, Carinity nurses are selfless and dedicated to supporting people in need in their communities.
For seniors and their families, making the decision to transition from living independently to a residential aged care community is a significant milestone. Applying to live in aged care can seem quite daunting, but the introduction of Carinity’s new streamlined online applications is making the process easier.
“It’s the most rewarding job I know. It’s hard work sometimes, but when you get a ‘thank you’ and a beautiful smile from someone, it just makes your day.” Camilla Lommerse is one of the many dedicated nurses who care for seniors in Carinity aged care communities and home services across Queensland.
Eileen and Rhonda Tilley once lived almost one hour’s drive apart. Now the mother and daughter are enjoying seeing a lot more of each other, living together in the same aged care community in Ipswich. The Tilleys were permanently reunited under the same roof two years ago, when Eileen joined her daughter at Carinity Colthup Manor.
You’ve heard of the pirate Captain Jack. Now meet Chaplain Jack. Like Jack Sparrow from the Pirates of the Caribbean movies, Ipswich aged care chaplain Jack Teepa is also a popular and colourful character. The experienced chaplain is well known around the Carinity Colthup Manor aged care community for his distinctive moustache and lively clothes. In fact, he has a rainbow’s worth of brightly coloured outfits in his closet.
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