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Home care has evolved over the last few years. a change to a consumer directed care model has enabled customers to choose who they want to deliver services and what

ROYAL FREEMASONS REMAINS ONE OF THE INDUSTRY LEADERS IN AGED CARE SERVICES IN VICTORIA WITH STRATEGIC GROWTH, THROUGH ACQUISITIONS AND ‘NEW BUILDS’ IN REGIONAL VICTORIA, ADDING TO OUR EXISTING RESIDENTIAL

COPPIN CENTRE RESIDENTS EMBRACED THE SENIORS FESTIVAL WITH ORGANISED ACTIVITIES THROUGHOUT THE MONTH OF OCTOBER. Karen Millar, Manager Leisure and Lifestyle, and the team at Coppin Centre assembled a varied

BERWICK BRAE VILLAGE TOOK A TRIP DOWN MEMORY LANE AS PART OF CASEY’S POSITIVE AGEING FESTIVAL WHEN IT HELD A WEDDING EXPO. All the items in the exhibition from Tuesday

TO CELEBRATE VICTORIAN SENIORS MONTH, GREGORY LODGE IN FLEMINGTON HELD A ‘WHO AM I’ GUESSING GAME SHOWCASING PHOTOGRAPHS OF RESIDENTS IN THEIR YOUNGER YEARS, SOME FROM WHEN THEY WERE ONLY

ON FRIDAY 20 OCTOBER, MOUNT MARTHA VALLEY HELD ITS FIRST VINTAGE CAR SHOW. A Mount Martha Valley volunteer, and Royal Freemasons Volunteer of the Year, Geoff Bartlett arranged for Southern Peninsula