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By guest author Sandra Hills OAM, CEO Benetas
Life is brimming with many major events, occasions and milestones planned for well ahead of time. It’s interesting however, how we avoid planning for life’s biggest and most inevitable event; ageing.
Variety is the spice of life, so they say, and culinary delights are certainly something that seniors at Braemar Presbyterian Care are experiencing thanks to the launch of a regular cooking club at Braemar House.
Soft sand and sea breeze brought back memories for Arcare Glenhaven residents who made a special trip to Balmoral Beach. No matter your age, nothing beats fish and chips by the beach on a sunny day in Sydney.
The elderly in the Greek community of Melbourne and wider Victoria face an increasing number of challenges when faced with the reality of their growing needs as they age. Despite the attempts of consecutive governments and industry peak bodies to address these needs through the development and adaptation of aged care policy, older adults from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds face unique challenges and are accordingly identified as belonging to groups in our society with special needs.
The release of A Better Visit, a new, free, iPad app by Dementia Australia will assist families and loved ones in connecting and communicating when visiting a family member living with dementia. The app is designed to be interactive, stimulating and fun.
Bethanie Beachside Aged Care Home is inviting family members, carers and potential clients to join them for an Open Day and Morning Tea on Thursday 17th January from 10am – 12pm.
Arcare Kanwal rev-heads recently enjoyed a highly anticipated trip to the Gosford Classic Cars Showcase.
Warrnambool resident Gloria Smith hadn’t heard of a Home Care Package (HCP) before she secured one. Like so many older Australians, Gloria feared declining health meant an inevitable move into aged care. Luckily, the local council referred Gloria and her partner of 29 years, Wallace McDonald, to non-profit organisation Villa Maria Catholic Homes (VMCH), which has supported them both with a home care package for more than a year.
Stephanie, Eleana and Fiona attend a local girls’ high school in Hornsby NSW and chose to do the community service component of their Duke of Edinburgh award at Regis Hornsby.
As you or your loved ones get older, living a safe and comfortable life at home can seem increasingly difficult. But it doesn’t have to be. People’s concerns about aged care often revolve around balancing independence with safety and health, and providers have addressed these issues with their service offerings.
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