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Northern Coalfields Community Care Association

SEPTEMBER 2017 Volume.47

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Management

The recruitment process for the Director of Nursing is now complete, and the role has been

accepted by Kim Mason, who will commence on the 11th September. Kim brings to the

role extensive experience in leading residential aged care facilities and will lead the

changes as NCCCA transitions to care recipient centered care, with a focus on clinical

governance and ACFI (Aged Care funding Instrument).

At this time I would like to extend my appreciation to Mr. Terry Atfield who has filled the

role of Acting Director of Nursing during the recruitment process. Terry has implemented

some positive quality improvement initiatives which will have lasting benefit to the

organization. I would also like to thank Mr. Graeme Andrews who has filled the role of

Acting Home Manager for Mountain View Lodge during this period.

The extensive upgrade to the Main Kitchen in Abernethy is now complete and fully

functional. Thank you to all the residents and staff for your patience and understanding

during the building works.

NCCCA gratefully accepted a kind donation from Rotary of $3300, which was presented to

Mr. Mark Metcalfe, General Manager Finance, on behalf of NCCCA at Rotary’s change

over dinner held 29th July, which welcomed Mr. Graham Farish as the new President. This

generous donation will contribute to the purchase of a new mechanical lifter which will be

of great benefit to both our residents and staff.

September is Dementia Awareness Month and is held nationally to encourage Australians

to become dementia-aware, have a better understanding of what it is like for a person to

live with dementia, and ultimately be encouraged to create communities where people

with dementia are supported to live a high quality of life with meaning, purpose and value.

The theme for 2017 is “You are not alone” and family and friends are invited to come

along to the activities held in the various Homes. NCCCA will be hosting guest speaker

Mr. Stuart Torrance from Alzheimer’s Australia who will present “Healthy Brain Ageing”

on Wednesday 13th September in Magnolia (the Memory Support unit attached to

Jacaranda Grove Hostel) from 10:30am to 12midday, Abernethy and Jacaranda residents

are welcome and staff will assist them to Magnolia. Mr. Torrance will be at Mountain

View Lodge from 1pm to 2:30pm on the 13th September. Activities will be being held in

Jacaranda Grove on the 4th and 7th, a fun filled afternoon in Abernethy on the 19th and

morning tea on 28th at Mountain View.

On the 27th August NCCCA played host, albeit briefly, to the Melbourne Cup, in the lead

up to this year's race. It was wonderful to see residents and their family and friends enjoy

this special visit. Hopefully, the visit will bring some luck to any punters come November.

Kind regards,

Leighton Moffatt, General Manager Operations

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3rd James Craig 8th Anne Cowen 10th Anne Barnett

12th Gloria Myers 14th Melva Bailey 16th Eileen Cord

17th Maureen Donnelly 17th Margaret Keanie 20th Veronica Gallagher

21st Betty Wicken 23rd Barbara O’Neill 24th Doug Williams

25th David Sams 25th Anne Const 26th Lorraine McPherson

28th Peggy Ridley 30th Barbara Locock

September Flowers and Gemstones

Birthstone

Flower

Colour

Blue

Meaning

Truth &

Calmness

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ABERNETHY NEWS OF THE MONTH

Last month all men in the home were sent an invitation to our

very 1st Men’s Derby Day. The men enjoyed placing bets and of

cause cheering their horse home. The afternoon was filled with

lots of fun and laughter, a few beers and nibbles were also

provided. Our next men’s Day

will be held on the 6th of

September, looking forward to

seeing you all again.

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Pamper Day is always a well attended activity here

at ANH. Residents can come along have their nails

done while enjoying a chat and morning tea with

staff and our lovely volenteers. This day wouldn’t

be made possiable if it wasn’t for our wounderful

volenteers who donate their time to come along

each month. For that we are truly thankful.

To recognise Dementia Awareness month Magnolia

will be hosting Mr. Stuart Torrance from Alzheimer’s

Australia for morning tea and a talk on Healthy Brain

Ageing on Wednesday 13th September 10:30 –

12midday, if you would like to attend a staff member

will assist you to Magnolia. Abernethy will also be holding a Dementia Awareness

Afternoon on the 19th September, if you would like to attend or would like some more

information please contact Faye or Katrina on (02) 49933118.

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JACARANDA NEWS OF THE MONTH. Our residents enjoyed the Diabetes Concert at Weston Workers Club. A full day of

laughing, singing, dancing and eating a fabulous luncheon and scrumptious dessert. We

look forward to the next one in September.

Wangi is our regular meeting place admiring the beauty of Lake Macquarie and the boats

moored at Wangi. Celebrating Jean’s 89th Birthday

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Many residents are making pom poms’ and starting on fidget blankets for our Memory

Support Unit. Bunnings Warehouse taught us how to weave and most residents are

continuing this daily.

For our male residents The Men’s

Shed, painting canvas, weaving,

grouting tiles and Men’s Happy

Hour at the Races with virtual TV

horse betting and bus trips, is

helping to keeping them out of

mischief.

September we look forward to West

Cessnock Public School visiting for three weeks where 60 students will come to visit us

for a chat and gather life history information to be collated into a book called Migration

and Life. Their third visit will see the Infancy children perform a dance concert. Family is

welcome to attend and sit with their loved one while the children ask your family member

questions about their life history. First visit is Wednesday 6th September @ 10am,

second visit is Friday 15th September at 10am and the dance concert will be 21st

September at 10am if you wish to attend.

To acknowledge Dementia Awareness month will be hosting Mr. Stuart Torrance from

Alzheimer’s Australia on Wednesday 13th September in Magnolia from 10:30am to

12midday, who will talk about Healthy Brain Ageing, Jacaranda residents are welcome

and staff will assist them to Magnolia. Throughout the month we will also be having fun

activities based in Magnolia. Please have a chat with Tracey if you would like more

information.

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NEWS OF THE MONTH MOUNTAIN VIEW LODGE

Our chicken house is complete! We have a few more ‘finishing touches’ to make in the

chicken yard and surrounds and we will bring in the chickens! A huge thank you to The

Cessnock Men’s Shed for the fantastic job they did on the chicken coop an also to Ian,

Paul and Stuart (maintenance) for making the necessary modifications to ‘make it all

work’. I know the MSU residents are really going to enjoy having some pets.

Just a reminder to relatives and friends that bring in unpackaged food for residents, please

fill in the food register next to the visitor sign in book.

Residents and relatives have been asking for an updated pricelist for Leanne the

hairdresser. Updated prices are as follows:

Ladies Haircut $20 - $30

Shampoo and Blowdry $30

Tint/Colour $80 - $90

Men’s Haircut $20

Shampoo and Set $30

Perm $80 - $90

Residents are very busy making all sorts of interesting craft items. If you have any wool

or old craft beads/necklaces etc. that you no longer need, please drop them into the office

at MVLH any donations will

be very much appreciated.

We would also like any

unwanted plastic plant pots

and egg cartons.

Our photograph competition

is well underway with many

entries capturing the beauty

of Cessnock and surrounding

areas. The entries will be on

display in the Main Lounge

room for viewing and voting from Friday 1st September. Votes close 30th September, each

person is allowed two votes with the winner and runner up receiving a gift voucher and

their photos proudly displayed on canvas.

Mr. Torrance from Alzheimer’s Australia will present a Healthy Brain Ageing talk on 13th

September from 1pm to 2:30pm in recognition of Dementia Awareness Month. We will

also be having a yummy Morning tea on the 28th September. All welcome, please speak

with Lynette or Graeme for more information.

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Computers for Residents

Computer access, including a touch screen computer is available for residents in the

Activity Room at Abernethy Home and Jacaranda Grove Hostel. Mountain View Lodge

Hostel computers are located near the hairdressing salon.

You may like to play games or send

and receive emails to family and

friends. Arrange with your Activity

Officer or family member to help

you get started and show you what

to do. Don’t be frightened to come

along and have a go. Bookings are

essential - tell staff so they can book a suitable day and time for you. All residents are

welcome to use the computers. No food or drink to be consumed when using the

computers.

Bad Dad Jokes

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Father’s Day is Sunday the 3rd of September. We wish all Dad’s a

happy Father’s Day and hope you have a lovely day with your

families.

Many Australians observe Father’s Day on the first Sunday of

September. It is a day for people to show their appreciation for

fathers and father figures. Father figures may include stepfathers,

fathers-in-law, guardians (eg. foster parents), and family friends.

Background

There are some suggestions that the idea of Father's Day may originate in pagan sun

worship. Some branches of paganism see the Sun as the father of the universe. Father’s

Day in Australia occurs on the first Sunday of September. Father’s Day in some countries

is on the third Sunday of June, which is close to the June solstice.

The idea of a special day to honor fathers and celebrate fatherhood was introduced from

the United States. A woman called Sonora Smart Dodd was inspired by the American

Mother's Day celebrations and planned a day to honor fathers early in the 20th century.

The first Father's Day was celebrated in Spokane, Washington on June 19, 1910. Father’s

Day has become increasingly popular throughout North America and other parts of the

world over the years.

What Do People Do?

Acts of appreciation are done in different ways and may include (but are not limited to):

A day out in the park, at the movies, at a zoo, or another place of interest.

Handmade or purchased cards.

Presents such as food baskets, chocolates, clothing, equipment for hobbies, or gift

vouchers.

Breakfasts, brunches, lunches, or dinners

either at home, at a restaurant, or at a café.

Father’s Day charity activities, such as fun

runs or purchasing special gifts, to raise

money for causes such as services for the

visually impaired or research on prostate

cancer.

Some families may prefer to visit places

of worship together, like churches,

synagogues or mosques. Some fathers and

father figures receive adventures or

experiences as Father’s Day gifts. They

may include a quad bike adventure,

swimming with whale sharks, or abseiling.

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1. Who had an international hit in 1973 with the

song "The Lord’s Prayer"?

2. Which English Baron started the Boy Scout

movement?

3. John Voight is the father of which Oscar-

winning actress?

4. What profession did the father have in the movie ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’?

5. Gomez Addams, father in the TV show ‘The Addams Family’ had a daughter named

after which day of the week?

6. Mr Bennet was the father of a young lady in which of Jane Austen’s novels?

7. Who played the father in the 1991 film “Father of the Bride”?

8. Can you think of a title of a movie with the word ‘father’ in it?

9. Philip II of Macedon was the father of a famous ruler who conquered the Persian

Empire; can you name him?

10. Can you say "Father’s Day" in Italian?

11. The song ‘Oh My Papa’ was a big hit in 1954. Name the well-known crooner who

sung it.

12. In which movie does a father dress like a woman and pretend to be a nanny to be close

to his children?

13. Which father in the Bible had 12 sons but favoured one especially?

14. Which Hollywood star was the father of actress Jamie Lee Curtis?

15. Can you name a son who followed in this father’s footsteps to become an actor?

16. Tony Soprano was the father in which TV series?

17. Which female pop singer-songwriter had a hit in 1986 with "Papa Don’t Preach"?

18. Who was the father in the TV series “Happy Days”?

19. How do you say "daddy" in French?

20. The male head of a family or tribe is called…

Answers: 1. Sister Janet Mead 2. Baron Robert Baden Powel 3. Angelina Jolie 4. Lawyer

5. Wednesday 6. Pride & Prejudice 7. Steve Martin 8. Father of the Bride, The Godfather

9. Alexander The Great 10. Giorno del Padre 11. Eddie Fischer 12. Mrs Doubtfire 13.

Jacob 14. Tony Curtis 15. Martin Sheen and Charlie Sheen or Kirk and Michael Douglas

16. The Sopranos 17. Madonna 18. Howard Cunningham 19. Papa 20. Patriarch.

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the ripe old age of 85, but the name Audrey Wilkins

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Compliments, Concerns, Complaints, and Suggestions: We encourage feedback that will

assist us in improving our home and the care we provide. Our aim is to help resolve any

concerns you have quickly and effectively to your satisfaction. If you have any concerns or

suggestions please fill out a CCCS pink brochure or ask to speak to management. Our door

is always opened and your confidentiality will be maintained. Thank you for helping us

continually improve our services.

My Aged Care: was established by the Australian Government to help you navigate the

aged care system and provide you with information on aged care. It is part of the

Australian Government's changes to the aged care system which have been designed to

give people more choice, more control and easier access to a full range of aged care

services. The contact center can be phoned on 1800 200 422 between 8.00am and

8.00pm on weekdays and between 10.00am and 2.00pm on Saturdays. The My Aged

Care website can be found at: www.myagedcare.gov.au

SERVICES AVAILABLE

Hairdresser

Elizabeth visits Abernethy Home each Tuesday. Please make your hairdressing

appointment at the reception desk prior to midday each Monday or ask

staff to arrange a time that suits you.

Leanne visits Mountain View Lodge Hostel every Thursday. Please ask

staff to make appointments or see Leanne when she visits.

Updated prices below: Ladies Haircut $20 - $30 Men’s Haircut $20

Shampoo and Set $30 Shampoo and Blowdry $30

Perm $80 - $90 Tint/Colour $80 - $90

Pamper Day Volunteers assist in Pamper day once a month; come along and be pampered with hand,

nail care, knee, lower leg and foot massage.

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A1 and A2: 1st Wednesday of each month (if something has been scheduled on the

calendar on the 1st Wednesday it will change to the 2nd Wednesday)

JGH: last Tuesday of each month

Magnolia: 2nd Monday of each month

MVLH: 4th Monday of each month

Home Library Service

The Cessnock Mobile Library Service visits the Nursing Home, Jacaranda Grove Hostel and Mountain View each month. If you would like to borrow books (large print for poor eyesight) CDs, DVDs, Video’s, Talking Books, from the local library please see your Activity Officer who would gladly organize this for you, the library visit the fourth Tuesday of the month. Songs of Praise can be watched on Television each Sunday at 11.30am – 12pm on ABC1 please request assistance from a staff member who would gladly put it on for you.

Abernethy Home and Jacaranda Grove Hostel Church Services Church Services are held

each month. All denominations are welcome to attend these services. Staff are here to

assist you.

Anglican Church:

1st and 3rd Tuesday of month 10am (AH)

2nd Tuesday of month 10am (Magnolia)

Catholic Communion: 4th Tuesday of month at 10am (Glass Area AH)

Uniting Church: 4th Wednesday of month 10am (AH)

Anglican and Catholic Pastoral visits each Tuesday

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Mountain View Church Services

Anglican Pastoral Visits every Tuesday from 2pm

Anglican Church fourth Tuesday of the month at 9.45am (RW) and 10.30am MSU

Uniting Church Singers fourth Wednesday of the month at 11am

Pet Therapy: Delta Dogs visit all Homes, these special visits are welcomed by all of our

residents. Thank you to the wonderful staff who, during their own time visit with their

pets. No dogs are permitted in dining room areas when food is being served.

Family and Friends:

We welcome everyone to join in the daily activity or share a meal with your loved ones.

Alternatively there are many quiet and private areas, where you can take your loved ones

for a more intimate visit. Whatever choice, be assured your visit is an important factor in

the wellbeing of the person you are visiting.

Visitor lunch orders: any visitors wishing to order lunch from Abernethy’s Main Kitchen

must advise kitchen staff before 9am that day and have a pre-paid meal voucher which is

available from Reception during business hours.

KIOSK at ABERNETHY NURSING HOME OPENING HOURS:

Monday 10am to 11:30am

Tuesday 10am to 11:30am

Wednesday 10am to 11.30am

Thursday 10am to 11:30

NCCCA is a nominated charity to benefit from customers who

use the IGA Chain of Supermarkets. If you or your family or

friends would like to support our work, all you need to do is ask for a COMMUNITY

BENEFITS CARD in favor of NCCCA at any IGA store. Proceeds will be used for items to

benefit our residents.

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Food Safety

NCCCA values the contribution that families and friends make to improve their loved one’s

quality of life, however as part of NCCCA’s Food Safety Program, we are required to ensure

that all food brought into the home meet the standards of food safety.

When Family and Friends bring food into the Home they are to inform staff so they may

arrange appropriate storage/ refrigeration and document when the food is to be

consumed by and what the food contains.

Residents and their visitors assume all responsibility for the consumption of any

external food product. Care should be taken in food preparation, ensuring good

hygiene practices and sanitized working surfaces.

Foods are not to be stored in resident bedrooms. Resident’s personal refrigerators are

only to contain soft drinks and lollies in containers.

For further information please see NCCCA’s yellow brochure.

Visitors: Please wash your hands before and after leaving the Home. Use the alcohol gel

supplied throughout each Home or alternately use soap and water at the hand basin. These

precautions will protect residents, staff and you.

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Mountain View Lodge Hostel Activities Programme – September 2017 - NB: All activities may be subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

Movies, TV,

Music, Radio

Tuesday the 26th

14th Melva Bailey 16th Eileen Cord

21st Betty Wicken 24th Doug Williams

26th Lorraine McPherson

1 Eleanor on Leave TBA

2pm Movie or Music

2 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

3

4

9.45am Bus Trip - Shopping Cessnock

5 9.45am Garden Walks

11.15am HOI

2pm Anglican Pastoral Visits

6 9.45am Garden Walks

11.15am Bingo

2pm Wellness Clinic

7 10am Kaye & Peter

Carver Entertain

2pm Movie or Music

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10am Bus Trip – Scenic

Drive MSU

9 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

10 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

11 9.45am Garden Walks

11.15am HOI

2pm Movie or Music

12 10.30am Carpet Bowls

Special Lunch – KFC

2pm Anglican Pastoral

Visits

13 9.45am Garden Walks

11.15am Bingo 1 – 2:30pm

Dementia Awareness Afternoon with guest

speaker

14 10.30am Ellis Aldridge

Entertains

2pm Movie or Music

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10am Bus Trip - Lunch

TBA

16 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

17 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

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9.45am Bus Trip – Bunnings DIY Workshop

19 10am Kenny & Friends

Entertain

2pm Anglican Pastoral Visits

20 9.45am Garden Walks

11.15am Bingo

2pm Wellness Clinic

21 10am Kaye & Peter

Carver Entertain

2pm Movie or Music

22 10.30am Ron & Geoff

Entertain

2pm Movie or Music

23 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

24 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

25 9.45am Pamper Day/Nail

Care MSU 10.30am Pamper

Day/Nail Care Hostel 2pm Movie or Music

26 10am Anglican Church

Hostel 11am Anglican Church

MSU

2pm Movie or Music

27 9.45am Garden Walks 11am Uniting Church

Singers

2pm Wellness Clinic

28 10.30am Dementia

Awareness Morning Tea

2pm Movie or Music

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10am Bus Trip – Scenic

Drive MSU

30 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

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Mountain View Lodge Memory Support Unit Activities Programme – September 2017 - NB: All activities may be

subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

Tuesday the 26th

14th Melva Bailey 16th Eileen Cord

21st Betty Wicken 24th Doug Williams

26th Lorraine McPherson

1 Eleanor on Leave TBA

2pm Movie or Music

2 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

3

4 9.45am Garden Walks

10.30am Morning Tea

11am Karaoke Sing-a-long DVD

1.30pm One to One Visits

5 9.45am Garden Walks

10.30am Morning Tea

11am Pop Corn & Movie

2pm Anglican Pastoral Visits

6 9.45am Garden Walks

10.30am Morning Tea

11am Picture Puzzles/Colouring in 2pm Wellness Clinic

7 10am Kaye & Peter

Carver Entertain

2pm Movie or Music

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10am Bus Trip – Scenic Drive Memory Support

Unit

9 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

10 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

11 9.45am Garden Walks

10.30am Morning Tea

11am Karaoke Sing-a-long DVD

1.30pm One to One Visits

12 10.30am Carpet Bowls Special Lunch – KFC

2pm Anglican Pastoral

Visits

13 9.45am Garden Walks

10.30am Morning Tea

11am Quoits/Ball & Balloon Games

1-2:30 Dementia Awareness with guest speaker

14 10.30am Ellis

Aldridge Entertains 2pm Movie or

Music

15 9.45am Garden Walks

10.30am Morning Tea

11am Karaoke Sing-a-long DVD

2pm Movie or Music

16 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

17 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

18 9.45am Garden Walks

10.30am Morning Tea

11am Karaoke Sing-a-long DVD

1.30pm One to One Visits

19 10am Kenny & Friends

Entertain

2pm Anglican Pastoral

20 9.45am Garden Walks

10.30am Morning Tea

11am Picture Puzzles/Colouring in 2pm Wellness Clinic

21 10am Kaye & Peter

Carver Entertain

2pm Movie or Music

22 10.30am Ron & Geoff

Entertain

2pm Movie or Music

23 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

24 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

25 9.45am Pamper Day/Nail

Care MSU

26 11am Anglican Church

MSU

27 9.45am Garden Walks

28 10.30am Dementia Awareness Morning

Tea

29 10am Bus Trip – Scenic

Drive MSU

30 Movies,

TV, Music, Radio

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Jacaranda Grove Programme SEPTEMBER 2017 - NB: All activities may be subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

DOG VISITS EVERY ALTERNATE TUESDAY from 5TH

THURSDAY from 14TH

1 FATHERS DAY STALL 2 PM MSU Resident

1:1

2 RESIDENTS CHOICE

MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

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RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

4 Dementia Awareness

Month – Craft activities in Memory Support Unit all day have a chat singalong

cuppa

5 10am Anglican Service A1

10am

2pm MSU Cards with Colin

6 West Cessnock School Migration of Life visit

10AM 1PM A1 MENS DAY @

the horse races 2pm MSU Pom Pom Art

7 Dementia Awareness Month – Activities in

Memory Support Unit all day have a bowl, throw or toss all day

8 10AM HOI

2pm MSU Resident

1:1

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RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

10 RESIDENTS CHOICE

MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

11 9.30 A1

10.15 Magnolia

2pm MSU Ball Games

12 10am Anglican Service MSU

10AM

2PM MSU Bend &

Stretch

13 10:30-12

Dementia Awareness with guest speaker

Magnolia

2PM MSU HOI

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10AM Peter & Kaye Carver

2pm Wellness Clinic/Cafe

15 West Cessnock School Migration of Life visit

10AM

2pm MSU Resident 1:1

16 RESIDENTS CHOICE

MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

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RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

18 BUS TRIP

19 10am Anglican Service A1

10am

2pm MSU Board Games

20 RESIDENT MEETING

BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS

2pm MSU Craft

21 West Cessnock School

Dance Group 10am

DAY OF PEACE 2pm Wellness

clinic/Cafe

22 10am HOI

2pm MSU Resident 1:1

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RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

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RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

25 10AM

2PM MSU Pamper

26 10am Catholic A1

PAMPER WITH LAURELLE & IAN

2pm MSU Craft

27 10am Uniting A!

10am Heart Moves

2PM MSU HOI

28 10am Peter & Kaye Carver

2pm Wellness

Clinic/Cafe

29 10AM

RON & GEOFF

2pm MSU Resident

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RESIDENTS CHOICE MOVIES, MUSIC, GARDEN WALKS

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Abernethy Home Activities Programme – September 2017 - NB: All activities may be subject to change

Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1st – 30th September 2017

1

9.30am

pm 1-1 Residents Choice, Documentary

2 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

3

HAPPY FATHERS DAY TO ALL DADS

4 10am Old time

Singalong with Ron & Geoff

pm 1-1 Residents

Choice

5

10am Anglican Church

AO Meeting 1:1 outside Garden

walks Ice cream afternoon

outside

6 10am Lets get

Pampered with Laurel

1.15pm Men’s Afternoon at

the races

7 10am Exercise

Ball/balloon games

1pm Hoi

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9.30am

pm 1-1 Residents

Choice, Documentary

9 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

10 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

11 9.30am Bunnings

Warehouse Display 10am Karen Dryden

pm 1-1 Residents Choice

12 10am Senior Citizens

entertain BBQ lunch

1.30pm Wellness Clinic

13 9.30am Drive/lunch

outing on bus 10:30-12

Dementia Awareness morning tea - Magnolia

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10am Cooking with Faye & Robyn

1pm Hoi

15

9.30am

pm 1-1 Residents Choice, Documentary

16 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

17 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

18 10 am Ellis Aldridge

Entertains pm 1-1 Residents

Choice

19 10am Anglican Church

1.pm Dementia

Awareness Afternoon

20 10am Birthday Party

Morning Tea, Activity review

1pm Hoi

21 10am

Garden Walks pm Documentary 1-1

craft

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9.30am pm 1-1 Residents

Choice, Documentary

23 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

24 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

25 Kenny & Friends

Entertain

pm 1-1 Residents

Choice

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10am Catholic Church (A1 glass area) 1.30pm

Wellness Clinic

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10am Uniting Church

1pm Hoi

28 10am Mrya & The Gang

Entertain

pm Documentary 1-1

craft

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9.30am

pm 1-1 Residents Choice, Documentary

30 10am Movie

1pm TV,

Music, Radio

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