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Fronditha Care Thornbury provides care and accommodation for 120 residents of a mainly Greek speaking background. Memory support is also offered for residents in need.
Darebin, Merri and Grandview
Nursing Care at Darebin, Merri and Grandview is provided in a pleasant, homelike environment at a central location in Thornbury.
The three levels within the home accommodate 90 residents in private single bedrooms with their own ensuites. The allocation of rooms is determined by the Manager of Residential Care Services, who takes into account various factors and individual needs. There is a rich lifestyle & leisure program tailored to the residents’ cultural needs. There are communal areas located throughout the home including lounges, dining rooms, activities area, a large secured courtyard and a landscaped garden, kitchen and laundry.
Anesi Memory Support Unit
The Anesi Memory Support Unit provides care to Greek elderly people who suffer from dementia. There is a strong emphasis on structure and validation, as well as on the Greek culture including food, support, language and activities. Each resident in the Anesi Memory Support Unit has their own bedroom and access to a shared ensuite a secured courtyard and a landscaped garden.
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In an Australian-first initiative, the Fronditha Care Foundation, in collaboration with Dementia Australia, has created the first ever in-language adaption of the dementia training app Ask Annie. The tool is transforming the way aged care staff can provide more compassionate care for clients living with dementia, by equipping them with culturally tailored training resources.
Australia’s leading culturally specific aged care provider, Fronditha Care has officially launched the Fronditha Care Foundation (the Foundation), a not-for-profit charity aimed at enhancing the health and wellbeing of Australia’s rapidly growing culturally diverse ageing population.
Fronditha Care would like to thank our nursing heroes on this International Nurses Day. This year International Nurses Day comes with special significance. COVID19 has rightfully shone a light to the important work of nurses across the healthcare system.
A commitment of $1.5 million was made to charitable aged care provider Fronditha Care from a re-elected Daniel Andrews government last week. Jenny Mikakos, Minister for Families and Children and Mr Robin Scott, Minister for Finance and Multicultural Affairs made the announcement at the organisation’s 120 bed aged are residence in Thornbury.
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