What we’ve been up to in May
Well, yet another month has passed, with a couple of frosts in the mornings. The weather has noticeably changed, and the winter woollies have now been …
We’ve got a treasure trove of life advice on tap here at FRC!
Older people have (obviously) lived a long time, and have usually encountered – and overcome – most situations in life. As such, they tend to have …
It’s National Stroke Awareness month
May is National Stroke Awareness month – a time to improve public knowledge about strokes, learn how to prevent strokes and how to respond to a …
How to make the transition to aged care a positive experience
The thought of a move into aged care can be daunting. Understandably so – you’re leaving everything you know and entering an unfamiliar environment …
What we’ve been up to in April
The year is moving quickly, and we’ve had lots happening recently at FRC. During the month we have had the addition of the Finley Men’s Shed added to …
When is aged care necessary?
We often think of aged care as a choice we might make as we get older – and some of us certainly do make the choice to move into residential aged …
Update from FRC
Industry Changes: We’re anticipating some exciting changes in the aged care industry with new standards and a replacement for the Aged Care …
What we’ve been up to in March
During the month of March, the activity room has been full of fun and games. The exercise program run by the Physio department has been a hit with the …
Aged care vs living at home: a few things to consider
For many people, being able to live in your own home as you age is the goal. However, for a wide variety of reasons, this may not always be the best …
Finley Men’s Shed donates $5000.00
The hardworking and dedicated team at Finley Men’s Shed have donated $5000.00 to our Leisure & Lifestyle program, funded by their various …
Community recognition statement
We’re so proud to have achieved this recognition! Thank you!
Busting common myths about ageing
Ageing – it sometimes comes with a bad rap. It’s not uncommon to view ageing with something akin to dread and distaste. But ageing is just as likely …
