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Carinity prison chaplains: hands and feet on the inside
For Julie, the hardest part of her son’s prison sentence was not being able to hug him. Prison chaplains were able to be her hands and feet on the inside.
One hundred years and thousands of fond memories for Carinity resident
Olive Woods, who lived through the London bombing blitz during World War II and currently resides at Carinity Wishart Gardens, is now a centenarian.
Residents give heartfelt thanks to Carinity aged care staff
Carinity Colthup Manor residents have shared heartfelt words of appreciation on behalf of all residents of the aged care home in Ipswich.