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In this issue:
Building update - six new projects underway
RSL
CARE's most ambitious construction program is now getting into top gear with
six new projects currently underway and upgrades of facilities at some of
the other existing 19 communities...
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Day
therapy's big benefits
Since May 1987, the Day Therapy Centre at RSL Care's Caboolture
Community has provided paramedical and respite services to those living in
the complex as well as others in the general community....
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First nurse graduates of new program
A special ceremony was held at RSL Care's Brisbane corporate services
office in early February to celebrate the graduation of three of the
participants in the inaugural Registered Nurse Graduate Development Program...
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Links with university strengthened
RSL Care's high standing within the Australian aged care industry was
highlighted in February when Chief Executive Officer Ross Smith was
appointed Adjunct Associate Professor in the University of New England's
School of Health... >>Full story
Volunteering - a desire to help others
Geoff Taylor of Ipswich is a very committed volunteer. Almost
immediately after retiring from the position of Purchasing Officer with a
local manufacturing company, Geoff joined Meals on Wheels. Four years ago,
he responded to one of the first RSL HomeCare advertisements calling for
volunteers.... >>Full story
Peace of mind was veteran's top priority
Cecil Dennis will receive a lot more than just a very well-appointed
two-bedroom villa when he moves into RSL Care's Darlington Retirement
Community at Banora Point in Northern New South Wales....
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Age
old experience
Bob Cochrane is not the sort of man to spend his retirement years
sitting back and watching the grass grow. "In fact, I would rather spend my
time cutting it!" said this 76-year-old resident of RSL Care's Cunningham
Villas Community at Bowen... >>Full story
Con's philosophy is to look after your mates
The latest addition to the library at RSL Care's Baycest Retirement
Community at Hervey Bay describes the heroic wartime actions of a Battalion
largely made up of young Queenslanders from Rockhampton, Yeppoon, Mackay and
Mount Perry...
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Dual state retirement living
A few health issues might have caused John Graham to unhitch his
caravan for the last time but it certainly hasn't meant the end of the
state-swapping lifestyle he and his wife Muriel have enjoyed for the past
decade... >>Full story
New
garden is a big hit with Carrington residents
A lush, new sensory garden has recently become a major element in the
lives of Special Care Unit residents at RSL Care's Carrington Community at
Parkinson in Brisbane... >>Full story
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