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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.
For more than a century, Australians have gathered on 25 April at dawn services and parades across the nation, honouring those who fought for our country.
For Perth local and Mercy Place Lathlain resident, Ivy Ballentine, this ANZAC Day marks 83 years since she began her service with the Australian Army.
When Mrs Carmel Holla moved into Resthaven Mount Gambier, she was determined to continue her lifelong love of sewing.
So it was that she set about converting part of her room at the residential aged care home into a state-of-the-art ‘sewing corner’, complete with sewing machine, overlocker, drawers of buttons and bobs, and colourful fabrics ready to go.
AI has the potential to transform dementia detection, diagnosis, and care, especially through cognitive assessments, blood biomarkers, and in-home caregiving technologies, say Alzheimer’s Disease International (ADI).
Discover the epitome of aged care living at Menarock LIFE Willowbrae Aged Care in Templestowe. You’re invited to join the Open Day and immerse yourself in the tranquility of the home’s beautiful courtyards and shared spaces, where comfort, privacy, and vibrant social connections converge harmoniously. Explore a lifestyle that nurtures your wellbeing and enriches your daily life.
Mrs Muriel Dick (101), of Resthaven Aberfoyle Park, has today received a gift and a personal thank you from the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF) for her service to the country during World War II.
Muriel was a member of the Women’s Auxiliary Australian Air Force from 1942-1946, working as a tailoress, as well as in equipment.
Mrs Irene Dixon, 101, describes her time in the Australian Land Army as ‘honest, hard work.’ Now a resident at Resthaven Port Elliot, Irene is believed to be the last surviving South Australian member of the Australian Women’s Land Army. ‘It’s not surprising really,’ she says with a wry smile. ‘Many of the women I was with were about 10 years older than me.’
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