Meals given to ‘superheroes’ at Toowoomba nursing home
NOEL Shephard considers the workers of Toowoomba’s aged care homes and hospitals to be superheroes, so he decided to make sure they weren’t going hungry.
Aged Care
New Highfields aged care development begins to take shape
A NEW aged care development in Highfields is starting to take shape.
REMINISCE: Tin-can telephone catch-up
WITH aged care homes in lockdown due to the coronavirus crisis, residents have been finding new ways to enjoy the sunshine and reminisce with their neighbours.
COVID-19: 12 steps aged care facilities will have to take
AGED care facilities will have to adhere to a strict set of rules in the wake of the coronavirus.
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Blue Care residents treated to a show
THERE were smiles all round as residents at Blue Care aged care facilities across the region.
AGED CARE: Residents volunteer to make other lives easier
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