MercyCare has taken out a much-coveted bronze award at the Australasian Reporting Awards for its 2020 Annual Report.
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Volunteering a rewarding role for Jennifer
Retiring from paid work, 60-year-old Jennifer Forrest was looking for something more fulfilling to take up her time.
Our MercyCare trainee superstars
MercyCare Heathridge Early Learning Centre trainee Sophie Gaspar joined MercyCare early this year, but with her natural talent she has thrived and blossomed and feels like she’s been with us for years.
MercyCare new website gets to the heart of who we are
MercyCare today launched a new-look website designed to reflect the heart of the vital services provided in the local community.
MercyCare acquires e-bikes in a bid to reduce carbon footprint
MercyCare is taking measures to reduce its carbon footprint by offering staff across the organisation a chance to try out an electric powered bicycle, also known as an e-bike.
MercyCare Intergenerational Practice Pilot Project
In partnership with Griffith University, John XXIII College and MercyCare. Proudly supported by the Cromwell Group Foundation.
MercyCare recognised for advancing cultural diversity
MercyCare was recently named a recipient of the highly regarded Community Organisation Award at the Western Australian Multicultural Awards.
In the blink of an eye – 15 years with MercyCare
In her years of service at MercyCare Rockingham Aged Care home, Christine Brady treasures the people she has met.
Experience makes the difference
There is a small but mighty team at MercyCare’s West Perth headquarters, working to ensure thousands of aged care clients across Perth receive vital in-home support. Ruth Lewis is part of that team.
Musical trio retire after 50 years of volunteering
A trio of singers who, for decades, transported aged care residents back in time with sing-alongs and war-time classics have taken their final bow.
Clients, the best part of the job
For MercyCare support worker Jo Fawcett, getting to know her clients is the highlight of her job.
Celebrating 175 years
On 9 January 1846, seven young women left their home in Dublin, Ireland and travelled across the world to Perth, Australia.
