June Driver is using her talents with a knitting needle to support others. After her husband passed away from cancer, June dedicated herself to knitting items to donate to the Cancer Council for their fundraising.
Fourteen churches and organisations have been approved to receive grants through the inaugural Carinity Collaborative Community Projects initiative, a new partnership between Carinity and Queensland's Baptist community.
The opening of The Residences at Brownesholme, Carinity’s new 96-bed residential aged care community at Highfields, has been officially celebrated with a special dedication event.
Trevor Litzow and Daphne Litzow have a close affinity with Carinity Karinya Place. The brother and sister-in-law were heavily involved in getting the Laidley aged care community built more than 50 years ago.
Robotic companion pets are a common sight in Carinity aged care communities and have physical and psychological benefits for residents, including those living with dementia.
Teachers play a vital role in the development of young people and shaping them to become important contributors to our communities. On 29 October, schools around Australia will celebrate World Teachers’ Day.
After being saved from closure, a Townsville school specialising in education for children from Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander backgrounds is entering a new era.
More teenagers will be able to pursue their dream of a career in hospitality following the opening of a new training kitchen at Carinity Education Gladstone.
A former lawyer turned teacher making an extraordinary difference in the lives of at-risk Rockhampton students is a finalist for a state teaching award.
For over 25 years, residents of the Carinity Shalom retirement village have used indoor bowls as a way to stay active, build friendships and enjoy social competition.
A beautiful country-style homestead, courtyards with garden games and a private chef awaits seniors of Highfields and the surrounding regions with the opening of The Residences at Brownesholme.
When Corey Gieskens was 12 years old he was kicked out of home. He turned his life around at Carinity Orana, which is celebrating 40 years of supporting homeless youth and those at risk of homelessness.
Brett Maunder, Marketing and Communications Manager
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