There’s a new therapist at Wembley Residential Aged Care home; he’s charming, loves a good pat and the residents can’t get enough of him.
News & Stories
Yarn bombing residents grab council attention
Residents at MercyCare Joondalup Aged Care home have yarn-bombed a burst of colour to their community and may have inspired a local movement in the process.
Respite, a new lease on life
The decision to leave a loved one in the care of someone else, even for just a few hours, can be heart-wrenching.
Enjoying the Goode life at home
At 83, Alice Goode relishes the feeling of living in her own home – it’s her “first real home”, it took many years to come by and she’s proud of it.
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.
Aged Care dedication recognised
To stay in a job for a decade, or even two decades, you really must love it.
A celebration of harmony and diversity
The Mirrabooka Market series is fast making a name for itself as a cultural and food-lover’s haven, showcasing musical, artistic and flavoursome delights of over a dozen countries.
No interest loans, a helping hand for many
Do you know someone who needs some financial assistance? Mercy Lending Services can provide support.
Water play, a cool summer time activity for kids
There’s something about water – splashing around and generally making a mess – that kids can’t resist.
On the menu at Heathridge: Veggie bomb pizza
Need a quick and easy lunch for the kids that’s full of vegetables and delicious? This pizza is the bomb. Just ask the kids at MercyCare Heathridge Early Learning Centre.
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.
Social connection “rekindles purpose” for Don
Of all the Home Care support he receives from MercyCare, 89-year-old Don Mitchell says it’s the social support that has been most meaningful.
