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28 April 2023
Mother’s Day Fundraiser
We are currently running our Mother’s Day Raffle with wonderful prizes. This includes multiple hampers. The prizes are displayed in Hedwig next to the nurses’ station. Have a look and try your luck! Tickets are available in Hedwig as well. 1 ticket costs $2 or get 3 tickets for $5. Good luck to all participants!… Read more »
11 April 2023
Another visit from the Easter Bunny
The Easter Bunny came to visit our residents again this year. Not only did it bring some yummy chocolate but, more importantly, it put big smiles on the faces of our residents (and staff). Have a look yourself…
14 March 2023
Resident Advocacy Group
At the end of 2022, we have formed a ‘Resident Advocacy Group’ in our aged care facility. The idea behind this group is to have nominated residents who represent a household/area and meet regularly with staff to discuss topics such as new projects, ideas and general feedback. The group met for the first time in… Read more »
1 March 2023
Diversity Recognition
We are excited to announce that we are now officially recognised on the ‘My Aged Care’ website as specialising in culturally and linguistically diverse care and services. My Aged Care was established by the Australian Government to help people find the right aged care services. On their website, it says: ‘Some providers go above and… Read more »
14 February 2023
Shining Star Award
At the onset of 2023, we implemented the ‘Shining Star Award’ to enhance recognition of the exceptional contributions made by MLH employees. This initiative aims to formally acknowledge staff members who consistently deliver outstanding work. How does it work? Everyone (staff, older people, and visitors) can nominate a staff member. We are looking for staff… Read more »
31 January 2023
SBS Interview
One of our residents of the retirement village Edeltraud aka Helen was interviewed by SBS late last year. She talked about her migration story from Germany to Australia over 50 years ago. European immigrants in the 1950s mostly came to Australia by ship and then travelled via train to a town called Bonegilla in north-eastern… Read more »
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