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Uniting is the services and advocacy arm of the Uniting Church in NSW and ACT.
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Uniting is the largest not-for-profit provider of aged care in New South Wales and the ACT, with more than 15,000 people in our services. We offer aged care homes, independent living, care in the home and in the community, healthy living for seniors and respite care.
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Aged care residents from Uniting Annesley in Haberfield and Locke Haven in Petersham recently had their very own ‘red-carpet’ moment when they attended the premiere of a new homegrown short film, which shares scripted personal stories about living with mental illness as an older person and the importance of community.
Retired Uniting Missionary Pastor, Rev. Neville Threlfall, has been awarded one of Papua New Guinea’s highest Honours, joining other esteemed recipients such as Queen Camilla and Vice Admiral Sir Timothy Laurence, by being made a Companion of the Order of the Star of Melanesia.
Uniting NSW.ACT is delighted to announce that the first group of in-house trained aged care graduates have now qualified from its inaugural Traineeship Program, offered originally across a range of Uniting’s Central Coast aged care facilities.
Uniting Annesley welcomed Studio 10 to flip, stack and waffle with residents while enjoying a delicious feast of pancakes at this year’s Pancake Day celebration. Residents and staff at the Haberfield aged care home for people living with mental illness enjoyed a variety of pancakes as well as an Elvis sing along and live cross with Channel 10 Reporter Dan Doody.
Joan Thomas celebrated her 100th birthday yesterday with a special morning tea and recognition by the local Red Cross for her service as a Red Cross nurse based in Hampshire UK then later Germany during the Second World War.
Uniting's new Upper North Shore retirement village Bowden Brae has been nominated as a finalist for the Best Retirement Village Development Award in the Retirement Living Council's 2023 Awards.
When pioneering Uniting minister Dorothy McRae-McMahon came out in 1997 at the Uniting National Church National assembly, she stood shaking and trembling with tears running down her cheeks. The announcement made national headlines and came at a time when the church was debating its position on gay clergy and McRae-McMahon was its national director for mission and an ordained minister.
Uniting NSW.ACT has welcomed a NSW Government recommendation to establish a new crisis response and early intervention service for people aged over 55 who are at risk of homelessness, similar to the ‘Home At Last’ model in Victoria.
Centenarian Renee Bartel was just 32 when Queen Elizabeth 11 made her first visit to Sydney and passed by in a motorcade on George St in 1954. This year, The Uniting Chapman Close resident celebrated her 100th birthday with fellow residents at the Dougherty Centre in Chatswood.
Uniting Epping Carinya resident John Donohoe will reveal new details about the life and death of Australian bushranger Captain Thunderbolt in his new book. Captain Thunderbolt’s Folly - The Day the Gentleman Bushranger Got Himself Killed, Donohoe’s third book, examines how Frederick Ward, a master horseman, could be run down by a single mounted policeman and shot dead.
Former World Masters squash champion Brian Sandercock, 87, is back on the court and says his love of sport has helped him recover from cancer. The Uniting Mawarra West Pennant Hills resident, who has seven children and five great grandchildren, has finished radiation therapy and is now back playing squash two nights a week and tennis two days a week.
For the past eight years Elaine Tod and Maureen Neal have worked tirelessly for months each year to sew clothes and gather toys to ship overseas to children in need. Each year the Uniting West Pennant Hills Mawarra residents rally the community to support the Samaritan's Purse international relief effort, Operation Christmas Child.
Uniting NSW.ACT will celebrate the official opening of its newest retirement living development – Uniting Nowra Symons House on Thursday 16 June.
With the transition now complete, residents and staff are praising the seamless changeover of the recently acquired Uniting NSW.ACT residential aged care home in Berry especially during the challenges of COVID -19. Uniting Berry was one of four homes across southern New South Wales purchased from Bupa six months ago, to fulfil Uniting’s growing commitment to support these communities and its people in the region.
Today Uniting opened its doors to a newly refurbished space for fitness and wellness in Beverly Hills for people over 60. The Uniting Senior Wellness Centre is a safe and supportive space for seniors and carers to socialise, exercise and relax.
Richard Crookes Constructions (RCC) the builder for Uniting's Amala aged care home in Gordon has won the Special Purpose Commercial Building category of the 2021 ACT Master Builders and Asset Construction Hire Excellence Awards.
Sarah Esplin who recently turned 105, is not your average centenarian. She's led a full life and shares her secrets to longevity. Sarah who is a resident at Uniting Farmborough aged care home in Unanderra, says the key to having lived a happy and contented life is, not worrying about the things you can't control.
An independent evaluation of Uniting's Household model by the University of Technology Sydney (UTS), has concluded that the model of care increases residents’ sense of choice and control in a home-like environment.
The 8-year construction of Uniting Amala aged care home is being celebrated as an innovative model of care that aligns with recommendations from the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety.
Teacups have been clinked to celebrate Doris Wood as one of the longest serving residents at Uniting Forest Village one her 100th Birthday.
Residents at Uniting’s aged care services have become some of the first Australians to receive the Pfizer vaccine for COVID-19. First in line yesterday, were residents at Uniting Mirinjani, the residential aged care service in Weston, ACT.
Over 1000 clients from 130 viewing parties have recently participated in one of the largest online carolling sessions in history. Inspired by the stories of singing in aged care homes during the COVID-19 pandemic, Uniting Lifestyle Specialist Vanessa Ogborne realised that carolling would be a fantastic boost for Uniting clients over the holiday period.
Gerringong locals will soon be receiving further specialised support for older Australian’s living with dementia and other cognitive issues. The Uniting Boronia Gerringong redevelopment features a dedicated memory support unit, with 20 rooms for residents with dementia.
The construction of a third care house at Uniting Amala’s aged care home in Gordon has expanded supports for older Australians living with dementia. The third care house at the site was opened on November 12th and has increased the capacity of the aged care home to 124 beds with 40 beds in dementia-specific households.
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