Peninsula Villages is proud to announce the remarkable achievements in its aged care staffing following a successful 12-month partnership with Care Friends, a leading employee referral platform. As demand for aged care services rises in Australia, the workforce available to support the increasing demand is in decline.
is thrilled to announce the arrival of a brand-new bus in June 2024. This exciting addition to their facilities underscores their commitment to resident wellbeing and fostering a vibrant, connected community.
Leading Central Coast aged care provider Peninsula Villages has proactively embraced the introduction of mandatory care minutes in aged care. This initiative, arising from the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety, sees the Department of Health and Aged Care establish minimum staffing targets for direct resident care every three months.
The dedicated catering team at Peninsula Villages is making a splash in the fight against youth suicide by participating in Laps for Life throughout March. This national initiative raises vital funds for ReachOut, an organisation providing crucial mental health support services to young Australians.
Celebrating Five Years of Culinary Excellence with Chef Stephan Blant! [.
Love blossomed young and continues to bloom for Donald and Shirley Auburn, residents of Pozieres House at Peninsula Villages. They recently marked an incredible 73rd wedding anniversary on 3rd February, and today, on Valentine’s Day, join fellow residents in a celebration filled with music, a happy hour and the spirit of love.
Peninsula Villages, a leading provider of aged care and retirement living services on the Central Coast of New South Wales, has achieved significant recruitment outcomes since launching its new employee referral and reward program with Care Friends in May 2023. The aged care and retirement living industry in Australia is facing a number of challenges, [.
Introducing Peninsula Villages’ Unsung Heroes Peninsula Villages is a vibrant and welcoming community, and at its heart are our residents. But did you know that there is a dedicated team of unsung heroes working tirelessly behind the scenes to ensure the overall wellbeing and happiness of everyone who calls Peninsula Villages home?
Peninsula Villages has announced the retirement of one of its volunteer Board of Directors, Pamela Palmer, after an impressive 30-year tenure. Starting her journey with Peninsula Villages as the only female and first clinician on an all-male board three decades ago, Pam came armed with indispensable nursing expertise and aged care experience.
Peninsula Villages has unveiled its new and innovative traineeship program in partnership with Registered Training Organisation, ET Australia. The first of its kind on the Central Coast, the Care Partner Traineeship Program is a 3-month program that offers a solution to the increasing employment demands within the aged care sector.
We are honoured to have celebrated three of our residents’ 100th birthdays over the past few weeks! Reg Weber, Mary McEvoy and Eileen Crawford all joined our centenarian club and were celebrated with birthday parties at the Village, surrounded by family, friends and staff.
Mary McEvoy, a beloved resident of Peninsula Villages, celebrated her 100th birthday on Thursday, 5th October with her friends and family in the Pozieres House private dining room. Mary’s life has been an amazing adventure, and we’re honoured to share a bit of her story with you.