A message from our CEO
In times of crisis, it is wonderful to know that Carinity’s people care so much about those we support. This was once again demonstrated over the past few months as Queensland’s weather presented Carinity with numerous challenges – at opposite ends of the state.
Award-winning care
Winning an award once is good, but winning a second time is twice as nice. Carinity was delighted to be recognised as the winner of a ProductReview award.
Nancy's walk down memory lane
Nancy Fermoyle has lived in Hervey Bay for nearly 85 years. The changes she has witnessed in her home town never cease to amaze her.
Alesia's transition from student to youth worker
Alesia has experienced both highs and lows in her personal journey from being a student at Carinity Education Glendyne to now working at the school.
Honoring those who served
On ANZAC Day, Carinity will pay respect to defence personnel who served our nation – including past and current residents of our seniors communities.
Course graduates embark on exciting new careers
A group of people passionate about helping others have secured work in their dream jobs after completing a fee-free course run by Carinity.
My Story - Sammie McLardy
For the young people who call Carinity On Track home, Sammie McLardy is a nurturing and positive presence in their lives.
A rewarding sacrifice
Carinity’s Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy volunteers have a positive impact on people in Queensland correctional centres.
Chaplains Chat - Hope for the future
“Futurologists” have long attempted to predict what life has in store for us. In the 1660s, Robert Boyle made a prediction that, in the future, diseases would be cured at a distance or at least by transplantation. He was right!