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930 Gympie Road, Chermside, Chermside, Queensland, 4032
As the first provider of aged care accommodation, Wesley Mission Queensland has been providing quality Aged Care since 1936.
Our Aged Care Communities throughout Queensland offer contemporary residential care and lifestyle options.
We genuinely care and offer a real commitment to active person directed care.
Wesley Mission Queensland also offers Home Care Services.
The heart of our care – Eden
Our Aged Care Communities are committed to ensuring that the people who call them home have the opportunity to maximise their quality of life. We are dedicated to the Eden Alternative™ philosophy that enacts the very essence of Wesley Mission Queensland's values.
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A Brisbane leader in aged care has won international recognition for her commitment to creating happy, healthy aged care communities. Annie Gibney, Director of Residential Aged Care Services at Wesley Mission Queensland, has been awarded the Inspired Influencer Award from The Eden Alternative – a global non-profit organisation founded in 1991.
From roving entertainers to balcony exercises and pavement line dancing, residents at Wesley Mission Queensland’s Wheller on The Park retirement community, located in Chermside in Brisbane, have had plenty to keep them busy during the COVID-19 lockdown.
While Zoom and FaceTime are popular ways to keep in touch during the COVID-19 crisis, the ‘old school’ group phone call is keeping Wesley Mission Queensland’s in-home care clients connected.
More than 600 Wesley Mission Queensland residents enjoyed a night of classical music on Saturday, with the Queensland Symphony Orchestra’s season finale streamed lived to residential aged care, supported accommodation and retirement communities across South East Queensland.
Residents, staff and families at Wesley Mission Queensland’s Parkview residential aged care community, located in Brisbane’s northern suburbs, celebrated Dementia Action Week last week with a concert of classic songs and instrumental performances.
While retirement living is often confused with aged care, in reality, they are worlds apart. Wesley Mission Queensland’s new Rosemount Retirement Community is a great example of this, offering a modern, active lifestyle. Not only do residents live independently in quality, spacious apartments, but they also have access to great on-site services, and a warm community of like-minded people and support when they need it.
Employees at Wesley Mission Queensland Knowles Court aged care community at Sinnamon Village are learning sign language to create an inclusive environment for deaf residents.
Residents living with early onset dementia have a new choice in accommodation options, with the opening of Clear Mountain Cottages by Wesley Mission Queensland.
Last month, residents, families, friends and staff celebrated Wesley Mission Queensland Parkview residential aged care community's 10th Birthday. It was a beautiful occasion where everyone came together to share their memories and experiences and celebrate the friendships made.
In the past, when Jack Wyllie’s daughter would go on a holiday, he would arrange to have friends check on him. “I’m pretty independent,” Jack says. “I just like having the security of someone to call on if I need help.” But in April of this year, Jack’s daughter and friends were all going to be away at the same time, and he needed to find a place where he could feel secure and cared for.
For over 60 years, Wesley Mission Queensland Community Care client Betty, 79, has called her residence in a leafy western Brisbane suburb home. It was the home where her children grew up, family milestones were celebrated and where her husband Ron created a magnificent garden.
The popularity of residential respite care continues to grow across Australia, perfect for seniors who need a little extra care but are not ready to make the move to permanent residential aged care.
By sometime around 2040, Australia’s population aged over 65 years will account for 25% of the total population. At the same time, average life expectancy is increasing – from around 68 years old in the 1960s, to an expected 83 years old in the 2040s. So it stands to reason that the way we care of our ageing population will be growing, changing, and innovating, too.
A collective community effort has resulted in a brand new sensory garden for residents at Wesley Mission Queensland's Sinnamon Village.
400,000 Australians will be diagnosed with a form of dementia by 2020. What if one of them is someone you love? What if you could help them realise a life-long dream and tick something off their ‘bucket list’?
To celebrate Queensland Seniors Week (19-27 August), Wesley Mission Queensland has unveiled an engaging photography exhibition featuring portraits of eight inspirational seniors in our community.
It’s a bright sunny day as the Wesley Mission Queensland community bus pulls up outside Cooper House aged care community, at Wheller Gardens in Chermside. A few residents who are enjoying the morning sun in the foyer watch the driver get out and open the back of the bus, before he hurries over to the front door where those who are most eager are already making their way out. “Hello Frank,” they say with a smile, and Frank returns the greeting as he begins to help everyone on board for the day’s bus outing.
To celebrate National Volunteer Week (8-14th May), Wesley Mission Queensland launched a photojournalism exhibition at the Brisbane Square Library with students from the Queensland College of Arts.
On Tuesday, as they do every fortnight, the children from Little Marchants Child Care Centre skipped through the doors of the nearby Cooper House Aged Care Community, ready for a morning of play and laughter.
For over 60 years, Betty, 79, has called her residence in a leafy western Brisbane suburb home.
When the new Wesley Mission Queensland John Wesley Gardens opened its doors in October last year, it did so with the focus on being an innovative aged care community that puts the resident at its heart.
Love was in the air at Wesley Mission Queensland - Wheller Gardens Parkview as residents, family and staff gathered for a Valentine’s Day Concert.
Residents at Wesley Mission Queensland’s Sinnamon Village age care communities know the key to a good life is spending time with family and friends – and with the opening of Sinnamon Village’s new club lounge, entertaining just got a bit fancier!
In October, Wesley Mission Queensland's John Wesley Gardens opened its doors for the first time in four years, with a whole new team, a whole new facility and a whole new approach to residential aged care.
Wesley Mission Queensland’s Cooper House and St Marks aged care communities at Wheller Gardens Chermside and Knowles Court at Sinnamon Village in western Brisbane, have each achieved the first group of Eden Alternative® principles. These communities are now well on the way to achieving full Eden Alternative® registration.
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