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Uniting AgeWell believes that older people, like people of all ages, want to live in an environment of choice, empowerment and wellness – and to access support and care as they choose.
Research indicates that people stay healthier when they are in control of their environment and can maintain community connections. Uniting AgeWell strives to:
Uniting AgeWell extends and connects all existing aged care services. It follows the biological ageing journey and gives the client choice, autonomy, flexibility, and community.
Uniting AgeWell's care model has six components which focus on well-being and the promotion of independence:
This care model is designed to be flexible, enabling the recipient to determine what services they need and where those services will be delivered.
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Ageing is an inevitable part of life, but how we experience it is up to us. That’s the premise behind Uniting AgeWell’s brand-new podcast, The Ageing Ideal - a thought-provoking series exploring the real, raw, and inspiring perspectives of older Australians, their families, carers, and industry experts.
In a world bustling with the energy of the young, Rachel Martin has discovered a unique source of inspiration – the stories and wisdom of older individuals. Their tales, gathered through the tapestry of years, hold an inexplicable allure for her. While she finds it challenging to pinpoint the exact reasons behind this connection, one thing remains certain: Rachel's fervour to make a difference in the lives of seniors burns passionately.
In a world where career changes are often met with apprehension and doubt, Kylie Floyd's journey shines as a beacon of inspiration. Leaving behind a promising career in winemaking, Kylie embarked on a profound shift to pursue her true calling – caring for the elderly. Her decision to step into the realm of aged care has not only transformed her life but has also enriched the lives of those she touches every day.
From a young age, Stephanie Lao's heart has resonated with the wisdom and stories of older individuals. Even as a teenager, she felt a profound calling to work in aged care, recognising that it was where her true purpose lay.
Meet Emily Crawford, a remarkable individual whose working days are far from ordinary. Each day is an adventure filled with new experiences, and while she may not know exactly what's in store, she's certain that her role goes beyond mere job satisfaction. For Emily, being a Home Care Worker at Uniting AgeWell holds a profound significance – it's about making a positive impact on the lives of others.
A gentle touch often communicates what words cannot express. In the realm of advanced dementia care, where touch and hearing are often the last senses to remain, the Namaste Care program at Uniting AgeWell’s residential homes strives to enhance end-of-life care for individuals.
Temperature checks and sign-in processes are now the norm, adding complexity for aged care providers that need to manage and verify dozens of staff, visitors, and contractors entering their site every day.
Federal Minister for Aged Care and Senior Australians Senator Richard Colbeck officially opened the revamped Uniting AgeWell Latrobe Community, Strathdevon. Senator Colbeck congratulated Uniting AgeWell on its $10 million investment in aged care services in north-west Tasmania, and unveiled a plaque naming the new Henley Wing.
Geoff Eadie enjoys getting out and about, visiting his old haunts and observing how much Hobart has changed over the years. The 92-year-old has the opportunity to explore his hometown with like-minded people through Uniting AgeWell’s Motor and Munch group – aptly named because they take regular bus trips and eat together.
Long-running, landmark ABC program, Gardening Australia, last month filmed a segment featuring residents from Uniting AgeWell Sorell Community, Ningana.
Volunteers are worth more than $25 billion to the Victorian economy every year, but to non-profit aged care provider Uniting AgeWell, they are priceless.
Non-profit aged care provider Uniting AgeWell is delighted to share its new-look Latrobe Community, Strathdevon with the community.
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.
Uniting AgeWell has welcomed yesterday’s announcement that a Labor Government will invest in improved training for aged care workers through the development of an interactive training facility at the TAFE Campus in Devonport, Tasmania.
Vietnam veteran Robert Filmer will proudly attend his first Anzac Day march this year, thanks to a joint initiative between RSL Victoria, RACV Victoria and Uniting AgeWell.
Uniting AgeWell is offering two exciting incentives for new and existing clients this Autumn and Winter.
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