Staying connected: why social bonds matter in aged care
Happy New Year! While many of us are dusting off our planners and making ambitious resolutions, one goal often overlooked in the hustle of January is …
New year, timeless wisdom: Resolutions for healthy ageing that work whether you’re 30 or 80+
As the fireworks settle and the smell of leftover pavlova lingers, many of us are thinking: what’s a good resolution this year? If you’re …
The festive season can be difficult for older adults: here’s how to make it easier
The festive season is often portrayed as a time of joy, laughter, and togetherness. For many, it’s a chance to gather with family, indulge in …
Big changes are ahead in aged care – what you need to know
If you or someone you care for uses aged‑care services (whether at home or in a residential facility), you’ve probably heard about “aged‑care reform”. …
A new My Aged Care website has launched
The Australian Government has launched a new My Aged Care website on 1st November 2025, and the new site will make aged care information easier to …
What our families have been saying
What our families have been saying … “Thank you for all the wonderful work you do at Finley Regional Care. Not only today, but always…” …
Reverse brain ageing – yes, it’s possible
As we age, we naturally expect a few physical changes: greying hair, slower reflexes, perhaps a few more creaks in the joints. But many people …
Farewell and thank you, Ruth
Farewell and a heartfelt thank you, Ruth! This month marked a significant moment for our team as we said goodbye to our beloved colleague, Ruth Hayne, …
Finley Regional Care 2024 – 2025 Annual Report
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A day in the life of Lily the cat
If you’ve ever visited Finley Regional Care, chances are you’ve already met our most popular resident – Lily the cat. With her sleek calico fur, …
What we’ve been up to in Septmber
We celebrated the arrival of spring with a spring afternoon tea in the activity room with lots of spring flowers and colours. Sweets treats were …
