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Carinity calls for voters to prioritise aged care
For the first time in over 40 years, aged care is one of the major issues on the political agenda. With the Federal Election on May 21, Carinity is calling for voters to prioritise aged care when they go the polls.
Thanks to Carinity volunteers supporting Queenslanders
Volunteering brings people together and helps to build communities. In celebration of National Volunteer Week, we pay tribute to the dedicated volunteers who provide invaluable assistance at Carinity sites around Queensland.
Life’s a beach for Bundy aged care residents
When they can’t visit the beach, Carinity Kepnock Grove residents have the ocean brought to them by staff who have devised innovative ways for seniors to experience the seaside – from the comfort of their home.
Amy to become Fairfield Grange’s first centenarian
Amy Beasley will become the first centenarian living at the Carinity Fairfield Grange aged care community in Townsville when she celebrates her 100th birthday on May 7.
Rockhampton festival promoting good mental health
Good mental health will be on the menu when the Taste of the World Festival comes to Rockhampton Showgrounds this weekend.
Carinity carer empowering the young and old
Whether it’s supporting seniors or assisting high school students, Tammy Robinson’s passion is helping people in need through her roles with Carinity Home Care and Formally Ever After.
Long-time residents celebrate a milestone
Sue Folkman and Ross Palmer have celebrated a special milestone. They moved into Carinity Wishart Gardens on the same day 25 years ago.
Carinity honouring residents’ war service on ANZAC Day
Carinity will pay respect to past and present Australian defence personnel – including our aged care residents who served during World War II – on…
Dedicated nurse returns “home” to Brownesholme
For Jonathan Clarke, working at Carinity’s newest aged care community isn’t just about caring for seniors. It’s about continuing his own legacy of supporting Highfield locals.
Youth workers driving student success
The integration of youth workers into Carinity Education school classrooms across Queensland is providing students with a more beneficial learning experience.
When carers feel like friends
The comfort and confidence that comes with familiarity is a true blessing. This was such an important part of James choosing Carinity Home Care to support him to remain living at home.
Growing pains: Helping children to be more resilient
Growing up can be an anxious time. Half of all adult mental health challenges emerge before the age of 14 and more than half of the children experiencing such challenges are not receiving professional help.