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A life of leisure
Fairfield Grange, Carinity’s newest seniors’ community, opened its doors to aged care residents in August. Now we’re busy building and delivering the services focused on…
Australia-first domestic violence initiative targets teen boys and mums
Queensland is pioneering an Australia-first initiative to break the cycle of domestic violence by stopping it when it first appears – in boyhood. Across the…
100 years of Ipswich history personified
When Olga Engler, who turns 100 today, was born at Ipswich in 1916, the first phone and telegraph were installed at Peaks Crossing and there…
Kepnock Grove volunteer recognised as state’s best
Carinity’s Volunteer of the Year, Kepnock Grove’s Ruth Van Beek has been recognised as Queensland’s best aged care volunteer 2016 at Leading Aged Care Services…
Recognising women’s role in WW2
World War 2 evokes images of soldiers making great sacrifices but they were not the only ones who rallied to the cause. Australian women were…
Keep it simple for the perfect centenarian gift
All Harry Loader wants for his one hundred and second birthday is a good curry. Born on 10 March 1914 in Subathu India, Harry suffered…
Helping unemployed gain work experience
Carinity Aged Care – Shalom has partnered with Community Solutions Rockhampton to provide vital work experience to local work-for-the-dole participants and get them “job ready”.…
Rockhampton’s Newest School Celebrates One Month
Completing the first month at school might not seem like a reason for a celebration but for Carinity Education – Rockhampton, a newly opened school…
Chaplaincy more than just prayer
Exercise, cooking and sharing a meal are just some of the ways Carinity Chaplain Grant Nelson connects with people on a spiritual level at The…
Oldest living Queenslander officially a Supercentenarian
There are only three living supercentenarians in Australia but as of today there are four. Evelyn Vigor, born 9 January 1906, will be turning 110…
12 months after funding cuts community still rallying around Wahroonga
This time last year, the future of Carinity Communities – Wahroonga was in jeopardy after vital funding was cut from the Adolescent Wellness Program which…
Planting the Seed for Something Great
When Aiden and Renee Lamberth lost their daughter Scarlett last year to a rare illness, they knew they wanted to do something to keep the…
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