Peninsula Villages now have a Service NSW QR code placed at the entrances to the Main Reception (Pam Palmer House), Don Leggett House and Pozieres House. You are asked to check in using the QR code AS WELL AS the entry declaration and temperature check which is currently in place.
Dear family members and contacts of residents at Peninsula Villages, We are pleased to inform you that the visiting restrictions to Peninsula Villages have been lifted and that Pam Palmer House, Don Leggett House and Pozieres House are now all open to visitors. *We do ask that if you are unwell at [.
Shane Neaves, CEO Peninsula Village, and Matt Downie, CEO BlueWave Living, wish to highlight to the broader community the urgent need for the Federal Government to respond to the key recommendations as outlined in the Royal Commission. “We are urging the Federal Government to adopt a 15-point plan to ensure older Australians get [.
Not-for-profit aged care provider, Peninsula Villages, is on its way to becoming more energy and water-efficient with solar panels and grey water storage tanks have been installed to help reduce utility costs and the Village’s carbon footprint. Further to the Umina site, Springwood Village in Ettalong – the organisation’s new affordable housing for seniors – [.
Peninsula Villages resident Beatrice “Biddy” Abrahams has celebrated her 104th birthday on 24 February surrounded by friends that have become like family. She is the eldest member of Peninsula Villages’ resident community, closely followed by a further nine centenarians who call the Village home.
The Australian Government has a strategy to deliver COVID-19 vaccines to everyone living in Australia. The vaccine roll-out roadmap outlines the staged roll-out of the vaccine to prioritygroups, which is expected to commence from late-February 2021.
Are you part of an independent, rural or regional care organisation? Do you want to gain an insight into how the Royal Commission into Aged Care recommendations will affect you?
Peninsula Villages is proud to announce that Geoff Melville, a well-loved Director at Peninsula Villages, posthumously received an Order of Australia Medal (OAM) in the General Division. And what a remarkable candidate he was!
Peninsula Villages residents Doris Wills, Hazel Draper and Allen Badman have joined one of Australia’s fastest growing clubs, bringing in 2021 as newly minted centenarians. This new year saw a total of nine centenarians welcome 2021 at Peninsula Villages, with the three newest additions joining Biddy (103), George (102), Dorothy, Joy, Phyllis and Edna (101) [.