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THE HAPPY WHISPERER NEWSLETTER RM BEGG KYNETON AGED CARE ISSUE 2 . FEBRUARY 2017

RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care Inc. 27-35 Epping Street, Kyneton, VIC 3444

E. admin@raymbegg.org.au Ph. 03 5422 2417

Opening Hours: Monday to Friday: 9am to 5pm

Residents Meeting Tuesday 7

th February at 1.15pm.

Barfold/Cobaw Cosy Retreat. Residents Activity Meeting will follow.

2 course meal Weekdays - $14.00

2 course meal Weekends - $16.00

2 course meal Public Holiday - $20.00

New

Meal

Prices

for

visitors

Unnamed clothing will be on display in the Board Room Monday 6th February until

Monday 20th February. Residents and families please check for ‘missing items’. Items not claimed will be taken to the Op Shop. Reminder to please make sure all clothing is named before wear, as it is impossible for our laundry staff to return if not named.

Sunday Church Service 6pm

5th: John & Ruth Green with music by Marj Williams

12th: Ray Williams with music by Marj Williams

19th: Pip Elston with music by Marj Williams

26th:Rod & Liz Kitchen with music by John Boyd

Thurs 2nd: Tom Martin Musician, Barfold Activity area 2pm.

Fri 3rd; Documentary DVD in Sidonia Lounge 2pm.

Thurs 9th: The Twighlighters Entertainers, Barfold 2pm

Mon 13th: Heather’s High Tea, Barfold 3pm

Tues 14th: Valentine’s Day Andy Dee Entertainer Drinks & Nibbles, Sidonia 2pm.

Thurs 16th: Whole Facility BBQ – served in each dining room.

Thurs 19th: Music DVD, Sidonia Lounge 2pm

Fri 17th: RSL Lunch outing. Bus leaving 11.30am. Limited seats.

Thurs 23rd: Mens BBQ Langley 11.30am

Fri 24th: Listening to Lainie’s Records, Barfold Cosy Retreat 2pm.

Tues 28th: Shrove Tuesday Pancake Day Afternoon Tea,

Barfold 2pm.

Podiatrist visits Tuesday 7th, 21st & 28th February

Mobile Library visit Wednesday 8th February @ 1pm.

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Welcome...

We welcome new resident Mrs. Jan Stryker

& Mrs. Beryl Boyer. We hope you are both

settling in well.

We also welcome new staff member Amelia

Smith. We hope you all enjoy working with

the great team at RMB!

Our love and thoughts are with the Flynn, West, Hourigan, Cocks & Clowes families &

friends with the recent passing of Rose, Beryl, Connie, Amy & Ron.

They will be sadly missed by us all at RMB.

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Footy Tipping 2017!

Footy Tipping will commence with

Round One on Thursday 23rd

March

2017! Please see Amanda McCarthy

our Leisure & Lifestyle Coordinator

if you would like to enter.

Cost $23.00 for the season.

We will run a Resident Competition

and also a Staff competition.

Request for Donations.

We are starting a monthly

”High Tea”

and we are looking for

matching tea cups and saucers.

If anyone has a tea set they no longer

use it would be very much appreciated!

We would also

appreciate

donations of DVD’s

for our regular

movie days – action,

romance, comedy or

music. Thank you!

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Residents

4th: Evelyn Klitzing

12th: Fred Hyslop

16th: Alan Cassell

17th: Joan Edmonds

28th: Molly Hall & Doug McDonald

Staff

3rd: Josie Rao

4th: Donna Kennedy & Helen Parker

RM Begg Auxiliary Shop Trolley

Auxiliary members will be bringing the mobile shop trolley

to residents in their rooms between 12.45 – 1.45pm.

Monday: Barfold-Heather or Lyn

Tuesday: Pastoria-Lorraine or Rhonda

Wednesday: Cobaw-Rheita or Diane

Thursday: Langley-Yvonne or Betty

Friday: Sidonia-Maureen & Barbara or Meg

Shop in Barfold/Cobaw activities area is open 5 days a

week Monday – Friday from 12.30 – 1.30pm.

5th: Claire Mayer

6th: Sue Garraway & Jo Kalinowski

8th: Rachael Keating

14th: Froilan Alega

16th: Michelle Wilson

17th: Ashlee Coxhell

19th: Christian Wright

20th: Mary Malone

28th: John Daniels

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The Dark Origins Of Valentine's Day

Valentine's Day is a time to celebrate

romance and love and kissy-face fealty. But

the origins of this festival of candy and

cupids are actually dark, bloody — and a bit

muddled.

Though no one has pinpointed the exact

origin of the holiday, one good place to

start is ancient Rome, where men hit on

women by, well, hitting them.

Those Wild And Crazy Romans

From Feb. 13 to 15, the Romans celebrated

the feast of Lupercalia. The men sacrificed a

goat and a dog, then whipped women with

the hides of the animals they had just slain.

The Roman romantics "were drunk. They

were naked," says Noel Lenski, a historian

at the University of Colorado at Boulder.

Young women would actually line up for the

men to hit them, Lenski says. They believed

this would make them fertile.

The brutal fete included a matchmaking

lottery, in which young men drew the

names of women from a jar. The couple

would then be, um, coupled up for the

duration of the festival — or longer, if the

match was right.

The ancient Romans may also be

responsible for the name of our modern

day of love. Emperor Claudius II executed

two men — both named Valentine — on

Feb. 14 of different years in the 3rd century

A.D. Their martyrdom was honored by the

Catholic Church with the celebration of St.

Valentine's Day.

Later, Pope Gelasius I muddled things in the

5th century by combining St. Valentine's

Day with Lupercalia to expel the pagan

rituals. But the festival was more of a

theatrical interpretation of what it had once

been. Lenski adds, "It was a little more of a

drunken revel, but the Christians put

clothes back on it. That didn't stop it from

being a day of fertility and love."

Around the same time, the Normans

celebrated Galatin's Day. Galatin meant

"lover of women." That was likely confused

with St. Valentine's Day at some point, in

part because they sound alike.

Shakespeare In Love

As the years went on, the holiday grew

sweeter. Chaucer and Shakespeare

romanticized it in their work, and it gained

popularity throughout Britain and the rest

of Europe. Handmade paper cards became

the tokens-du-jour in the Middle Ages.

Eventually, the tradition made its way to the

New World. The industrial revolution

ushered in factory-made cards in the 19th

century. And in 1913, Hallmark Cards of

Kansas City, Mo., began mass producing

valentines. February has not been the same

since.

Today, the holiday is big business: According

to market research firm IBIS World,

Valentine's Day sales reached $17.6 billion

last year; this year's sales are expected to

total $18.6 billion.

But that commercialization has spoiled the

day for many. Helen Fisher, a sociologist at

Rutgers University, says we have only

ourselves to blame.

"This isn't a command performance," she

says. "If people didn't want to buy Hallmark

cards, they would not be bought, and

Hallmark would go out of business."

And so the celebration of Valentine's Day

goes on, in varied ways.

Many will break the bank buying jewelry

and flowers for their beloveds. Others will

celebrate in a SAD (that's Single Awareness

Day) way, dining alone and binging on

self-gifted chocolates. A few may even be

spending this day the same way the early

Romans did.

But let's not go there.

“Don’t even

think about

it buster!”

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Successful Grant Application! We were very excited to be notified of our success in a recent grant application.

We are thrilled to announce that we have been able to purchase our long

awaited “Hover Jack & Hover Matt” & a Arjo Miranti Bath Transfer Machine.

Both of these items of equipment will enhance the lives of our frailer residents providing comfortable & safe transfers for both the residents and staff.

We are extremely grateful to the Perpetual Trustees 2016 IMPACT Philanthropy Application Program and the following trusts for their generosity.

Ethel Herman Charitable Trust: $14,000

Isobel Hill Brown Charitable Trust: $3,000

Irene Reid Trust: $18,700

A total of $37, 000! A big Thank you also to Elizabeth Harvey our “Grant Seeker” who does a

wonderful job in completing and submitting our applications!

Combining our Appeals & Fundraising total’s that takes us to over $1 million!

Thank you to everyone that has contributed any amount, big or small, since we started in 2012! We are very proud of our beautiful new facility and could not

have done it without the support of our wonderful community!

Of course we will still continue to be grateful for any donations that will help

reduce our $4 million debt.

If you would like to make a donation please complete the form below and return to our CEO Sarah Collier, RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care Inc

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to RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care. Please find my cheque/cash enclosed.

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Can you fit the words from the list into the grid?

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On This Day........February

3rd – Ronald Ryan became the last

execution in Australia in 1967.

5th – The Welcome Stranger Australia’s largest gold nugget was found in

Moliagul Vic in 1869.It weighed 2284 ounces (almost 70 kilograms!).

8th – Famous Australian swimmer Susie O’Neill was born in 1973.

10th – Golfing great Greg Norman was born on this day in 1955.

11th – Chad Morgan was born on this day in 1933.

12th – Carmen Lawrence became the first Australian female Premier when

she won the election for Western

Australia in 1988.

13th – Australia first terrorist attack happened in 1978 when the Hilton Hotel

in Sydney was bombed.

14th – Decimal currency is introduced in Australia in 1966, replacing

pounds, shillings & pence.

17th – Australian Poet A.B “Banjo”Paterson was born in 1864.

17th – Australian comedian Barry Humphries was born in 1934.

17th – Darwin was bombed by the

Japanese in 1942.

22nd – Artist Norman Lindsay was born in 1879.

26th – Australian Icon Sir Donald Bradman died on this day in 2001.

27th – Betty Cuthbert ran the 60 meter dash in 7.2 seconds establishing a

World Record in 1960.

How many do you remember?

Facts about Australia to amaze your

friends with!

1. Australia is as wide as the distance

between London to Moscow.

2. The biggest property in Australia is

bigger than Belgium.

3. More than 85% of Australians live

within 50km of the coast.

4. In 1880, Melbourne was the richest

city in the world.

5. Gina Rinehart, Australia’s richest

woman, earns $1 million every half hour,

or $598 every second.

6. In 1892, a group of 200 Australians

unhappy with the government tried to

start an offshoot colony in Paraguay to

be called ‘New Australia’.

7. The first photos from the 1969 moon

landing were beamed to the rest of the

world from Honeysuckle Tracking

Station, near Canberra.

8. Australia was the second country in

the world to allow women to vote (New

Zealand was first).

9. Each week, 70 tourists overstay

their visas.

10. In 1856, stonemasons took action to

ensure a standard of 8-hour working

days, which then became recognised

worldwide.

11. Former Prime Minister Bob Hawke

set a world record for sculling 2.5 pints

of beer in 11 seconds. Hawke later

suggested that this was the reason for

his great political success.

12. The world’s oldest fossil, which is

about 3.4 billion years old, was found in

Australia.

13. Australia is very sparsely populated:

The UK has 248.25 persons per square

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marsupial lion the size of a leopard.

25. Kangaroos and emus cannot walk

backward, one of the reasons that

they’re on the Australian coat of arms.

26. Speaking of, Australia is one of the

only countries where we eat the animals

on our coat of arms.

27. If you visited one new beach in

Australia every day, it would take

over 27 years to see them all.

28. Melbourne has the world’s

largest Greek population outside of

Athens.

29. The Great Barrier Reef is the

planet’s largest living structure.

30. And it has it’s own postbox!

31. The male platypus has strong

enough venom to kill a small dog.

32. And when the platypus was first sent

to England, it was believed the

Australians had played a joke by sewing

the bill of a duck onto a rat.

33. Before 1902, it was illegal to swim at

the beach during the day.

34. A retired cavalry officer, Francis De

Groot stole the show when the Sydney

Harbour Bridge officially opened. Just

as the Premier was about to cut the

ribbon, De Groot charged forward on his

horse and cut it himself, with his sword.

The ribbon had to be retied, and De

Groot was carted off to a mental hospi-

tal. He was later charged for the cost of

one ribbon.

35. Australia has 3.3x more sheep than

people.

36. Prime Minister Harold Holt went for

a swim at Cheviot Beach, and

was never seen again.

37. Australia’s national anthem was

kilometre, while Australia has only 2.66

persons per square kilometre.

14. Australia’s first police force was

made up of the most well-behaved

convicts.

15. Australia has the highest electricity

prices in the world.

16. There were over one million feral

camels in outback Australia, until the

government launched the $19m Feral

Camel Management Program, which

aims to keep the pest problem under

control.

17. Saudi Arabia imports camels from

Australia (mostly for meat production).

18. Qantas once powered an interstate

flight with cooking oil.

19. Per capita, Australians spend more

money on gambling than any other

nation.

20. In 1832, 300 female con-

victs mooned the governor of Tasmania.

It was said that in a “rare moment of

collusion with the Convict women, the

ladies in the Governor’s party could not

control their laughter.”

21. Australia is home to the

longest fence in the world. It is 5,614 km

long, and was originally built to keep

dingoes away from fertile land.

22. Australia was one of the founding

members of the United Nations.

23. Melbourne is considered the

sporting capital of the world, as it has

more top level sport available for its

citizens than anywhere else.

24. Before the arrival of humans,

Australia was home to megafauna:

three metre tall kangaroos, seven metre

long goannas, horse-sized ducks, and a

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‘God Save The King/Queen’ until 1984.

38. Wombat poop is cube shaped! This

helps it mark its territory.

39. European settlers in Australia drank

more alcohol per capita than any other

society in history.

40. The Australian Alps receive more

snowfall than Switzerland.

41. A kangaroo is only one centimetre

long when it is born.

42. Sir John Robertson, a five-time

premier of NSW in the 1800s, began

every morning with half a pint of rum.

He said: “None of the men who in this

country have left footprints behind them

have been cold water men.”

43. The Box jellyfish has killed more

people in Australia than stonefish,

sharks and crocodiles combined.

44. Tasmania has the cleanest air in

the world.

45. The average Aussie drinks 96 litres

of beer per year.

buzzfeed.com

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RM Begg Kyneton Aged Care

Auxiliary News

Have you seen the new display cabinet in the

Café area? The Auxiliary has a great

display of craft items for sale.

Items are priced. Goods are available from

office on weekdays. Weekends, please

phone numbers displayed in cabinet. Thank you for your

support!

Private Dining Room

Bookings

Private Dining Room is

required to be booked in

advance through

Admin staff at

reception by 10am for

same day lunch.

We are unable to cater for

additional meals and

setting up of the

Private Dining Room

at short notice.

Thank you for your cooperation.

Help Needed…

The Auxiliary needs help on Market Days

(second Saturday of each month) to transport trestle’s,

Gazebo’s and goods for sale. e.g. books, crafts &

hanging equipment from Bolton Hall in Epping Street to

Duck, Duck Goose & Larder site at the corner of

Ebden & Piper Streets from 8am and returning again at

12.30 – 1pm. Anyone who could help with transport and

physical help please contact our

President Lorraine on 5422 3264.

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SUGGESTIONS The suggestions slip can be used to give suggestions about

anything at all!

We still have our Comments/Complaints form that you can use

if you want to.

We thought that the suggestion slip would be convenient attached to the

newsletter and you could jot down any ideas that you may have. Please

fill out this form & drop it in to one of the suggestion boxes. There is one

in the Coffee Shop near Reception & one in each wing TV/ lounge room.

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Email Program

Amanda our Activities

Coordinator has started an email

program for residents with family

members that live interstate or overseas.

This will enable regular email

communication. If you are interested please see Amanda or

send your contact details to

activites@raymbegg.org.au

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAYPlease Note 1 2 3Lauriston Program 10.45 Sing a long 10.45 Knitting(B&C)

may include - massage, 11.00 Music Program

walking, sensory session 3.00 Lauriston Program 2.00 Tom Martin (B)

exercises, games, art, 3.30 Anglican Church (B) 3.30 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Programmusic/sing a long,

6 7 8 9 109.20 Catholic church (B) 11.00 Music Program 11.00 Lauriston Program 10.45 Knitting(B&C)

10.45 Sing a long (B) 11.00 Music Program

3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program

3.00 Lauriston Program 2.00 The Twilighter's (B) 3.00 Lauriston Program

13 14 15 16 179.20 Catholic church (B) 11.00 Sing a long (B) 10.45 Knitting(B&C)

10.45 Sing a long (B) 11.00 Music Program 11.00 Lauriston Program 11.00 Music Program

3.00 Lauriston Program 2.00 Valentine's Day Event 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program

Entertainment (S) 3.30 Anglican Church (B)

20 21 22 23 249.20 Catholic church (B) 11.00 Lauriston Program 10.45 Knitting(B&C) 11.00 Music Program

10.45 Sing a long (B) 11.00 Music Program

3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program

27 289.20 Catholic church (B)

10.45 Sing a long (B) 11.00 Music Program

3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program

3.30 Uniting Church (P)

*1:1 Activities Daily B&C = BARFOLD & COBAW S&P = SIDONIA & PASTORIA L&L = LAURISTON & LANGLEY

Lauriston

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MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY1 2 3

9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P)

9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley)

10.30-Busy Fingers(B&C) 10.45 Meditation (S&P)10.45 Sing along (B&C) 10.30 The Talking Point (P) 11.00 Lauriston Program

(Knit/social group) 11.00 BOBs (B&C)2.00 Bowls (B&C) 10.45 Craft Group (L)

2.00 1:1 music sessions 1.00 Volunteer visiting 2.00 Ten Pin Bowling (B)

3.00 Lauriston Program 2.00 Tom Martin (B) 2.00 Doco in Sidonia

3.30 Anglican Church 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program

Service (B&C) 3.30 Langley Program 3.30 Langley Program3.30 Langley Program

6 7 8 9 109.20 Church Service 9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P)

9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley)

10.30 Painting with Val (L) 10.45 Bowls(B&C) 10.30-Busy Fingers(B&C) 10.45 Meditation (S&P)10.45 Sing a long (Barfold) 10.45 Meditation (P) 11.00 Golf Practice (S) 10.30 The Talking Point (P) 11.00 Lauriston Program

10.45 Choir Practice(B&C) (Knit/social group) 11.00 BOBs (B&C)11.00 Lauriston Program 1.30 Cooking with Nicky (L) 10.45 Craft Group (L)

2.00 Mind games (B&C) 1.15 Resident's Meeting(B) 2.00 Bowls (B&C) 1.00 Volunteer visiting 2.00 DVD in Sidonia Lounge

2.15 Colour me Calm (L) 2.00 Bingo (Sidonia) 2.00 1:1 /music sessions 2.00 The Twilighters 2.00 BOCCE (Barfold)

3.00 Lauriston Program 2.00 Men's Catch Up (P) 3.00 Lauriston Program Entertainers (Barfold) 3.00 Lauriston Program

3.30 Langley Program 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.30 Langley Program 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.30 Langley Program3.30 Langley Program 3.30 Langley Program

13 14 15 16 179.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P)

9.20 Church Service 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley)

9.30 Exercises (S&P) 10.30 Painting with Val (L) 10.30-Busy Fingers(B&C) 10.45 Meditation (S&P)10.45 Sing a long 10.45 Meditation (P) 10.45 Sing along (B&C) 10.30 The Talking Point (P) 11.00 Lauriston Program

with Robyn (Barfold) 10.45 Choir Practice(B&C) (Knit/social group)

2.00 Mind games (B&C) 11.00 Lauriston Program 2.00 Bowls (B&C) 10.45 Craft Group (L) 11.30 RSL Lunch Outing

2.15 Colour me Calm (L) 2.00 Valentine's Day 2.00 1:1 music sessions 12.00 Whole Facility BBQ (Limited seats)3.00 Lauriston Program Entertainer - Andy Dee 3.00 Lauriston Program 2.00 Bingo (Sidonia)

3.00 Heather's High Tea(B) Drinks & Nibbles (S) 3.30 Anglican Church 2.00 Music DVD (Sidonia) 2.00 BOCCE (B)

3.30 Langley Program Service (B&C) 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program3.30 Langley Program 3.30 Langley Program

Activities

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Feb-17MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY

20 21 22 23 249.20 Church Service 9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (S&P)

9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley) 9.30 Exercises (Langley)

10.30 Painting with Val (L) 11.00 Golf Practice (S) 10.30-Busy Fingers(B&C) 10.45 Meditation (S&P)10.45 Sing a long (Barfold) 10.45 Meditation (P) 10.45 Bowls(B&C) 10.30 The Talking Point (P) 11.00 Lauriston Program

10.45 Choir Practice(B&C) (Knit/social group) 11.00 BOBs (B&C)11.00 Lauriston Program 1.30 Cooking with Leni (L) 10.45 Craft Group (L)

2.15 Colour me Calm (L) 2.00 Bowls (B&C) 11.30 Men's BBQ (L) 2.00 Listening to Lainie's

2.00 Bingo (Sidonia) 2.00 1:1 /music sessions 2.00 BOCCE (B) Records (Barfold)

3.00 Lauriston Program 2.00 Men's Catch Up (P) 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.00 Lauriston Program

3.30 Langley Program 3.00 Lauriston Program 3.30 Langley Program 3.30 Langley Program 3.30 Langley Program3.30 Langley Program

27 SHROVE TUESDAY 289.20 Church Service 9.30 Exercises (S&P)

9.30 Exercises (S&P) 9.30 Exercises (Langley)

10.30 Painting with Val (L)10.45 Sing a long 10.45 Meditation (P)

with Robyn (Barfold) 10.45 Choir Practice(B&C)

2.00 Mind games (B&C) 11.00 Lauriston Program

2.15 Colour me Calm (L)

3.00 Lauriston Program 2.00 Pancake Day Afternoon

Afternoon Tea (Barfold)

3.30 Uniting Church

Service (Pastoria) 3.30 Langley/Lauriston Program

*1:1 Activities Daily B&C = BARFOLD & COBAW S&P = SIDONIA & PASTORIA L&L = LAURISTON & LANGLEY

Activities

CHURCH SERVICE EVERY SUNDAY AT 6PM IN BARFOLD / COBAW ACTIVITY AREA

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RM Begg Services

Laundry

Meals

Cleaning

Personal Care

Pastoral Care

Hairdressing

Happy Whisperer Newsletter

Visiting Allied Health Professionals

Counselling, Activities (in house and External)

Visiting Psychologist

Diabetes Educator

Social Worker

Speech Pathologist

Clinical Care

Continence Management

Wound Management

Palliative Care

Podiatry

Physiotherapist

Dietician

Specialists

Accredited Pharmacist

Consulting GP's

Aged Persons Mental Health Team

Dental Van

Support provided by

Palliative Care Team

District Nursing Service