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Volunteering is “profoundly gratifying” for hospital chaplain
During National Volunteer Week, Carinity is highlighting the valuable contributions of our dedicated volunteers including hospital chaplain, Sandra Hill.
Carinity volunteers building a sense of community
National Volunteer Week is an opportunity for Carinity to thank the 150 dedicated volunteers who support our services around Queensland.
Nurses reflect on evolution of the profession
Marjorie Davidson lives at Carinity Clifford House aged care and marvels at how much things have changed since she worked as a nurse.
Celebrate the nurses honouring Florence Nightingale’s legacy
International Nurses Day is held on the anniversary of the birth of the founder of modern nursing. Two centuries later, Carinity honours our nurses who proudly carry on Florence Nightingale’s legacy of care.
Tech-savvy senior inducted into Carinity 100 Club
A World War II veteran who has embraced modern technology and social media – and dislikes most vegetables – is the latest Carinity 100 Club inductee.
Bunderra’s special luncheon serves up kitchen skills
Living with a disability needn’t hamper your ability you showcase your skills. That was recently demonstrated by participants of the Carinity Bunderra disability support service.
Carinity helping churches build communities with new projects
New partnerships between Carinity and six Queensland Baptist churches are set to strengthen local communities around the state.
Former prisoner embracing faith thanks to chaplains
Bradley says change is possible if you open your heart to Jesus. He thanks chaplains from Inside Out Prison Chaplaincy for helping transform his life.
Charlotte benefits from grandmother’s lasting legacy
Colleen Mitrow spent her career creating a school where every young woman belongs. Then her granddaughter found exactly what she needed within its walls.
Mobility in our senior years
Staying active isn’t just exercise for Ted and Babs – it’s a way of life. And it’s what allows them to keep living on their own terms at Carinity Brownesholme.
Nourishment takes more than just food
Through all stages of life, nutrition is vitally important. However, as we get older, our nutrition needs change. Carinity is focused on maintaining the nutrition of our aged care residents.
Courses launch caring careers
A course promoted on Facebook changed Christina’s life. Now she’s working in a career she loves, supporting people with disability through Carinity.