Every journey into aged care is a little different from the next. In some cases, a key decision that must be made is whether a senior enters care in their own town or relocates to be closer to family.
Carinity Education Rockhampton has made an enormous difference to the lives of 25 young people who, despite facing many obstacles, graduated Year 12 in 2022.
Making the journey into a retirement village can be equal parts exciting and daunting. Carinity residents report that making the move was the best decision they’ve made.
Familiar, trusted faces from Carinity Home Care provided Glenese more support than just help at home: they have kept the wheels moving during a challenging time.
Carinity Education Southside was where Stevie O’Chin developed her self-confidence – and where she started her journey towards a career as a professional artist.
Clare Bothmann was the first person to move into the Carinity Brownesholme aged care community in Highfields. Now she has become the first of its residents to turn 100.
If Carinity Elim Estate residents require sage advice about gardening, they can give native plants guru Bruce Tinworth a holler.
Enjoying a modest and uncomplicated life may have contributed to the longevity of a Carinity Wishart Gardens aged care resident who is Australia’s first centenarian of 2023.
Carinity chaplains from across Queensland have come together in Brisbane for personal, spiritual and professional development.
Ipswich centenarian Eileen Tilley and her daughter Rhonda once lived almost one hour’s drive apart. Now they live together in the same aged care community.
Carinity Education Gladstone students have completed an equine-assisted life coaching program to unlock effective communication skills and build self-confidence.
Young people across Queensland needing to overcome challenges that stem from a disadvantaged upbringing can find refuge, support and guidance from Carinity.
Brett Maunder, Marketing and Communications Manager
P: 07 3550 3746 M: 0466 570 174 E: brett.maunder@carinity.org.au
Lee Oliver, Communications Coordinator
P: 07 3550 3786 M: 0491 048 882 E: lee.oliver@carinity.org.au
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