Ray receives his COVID 19 vaccination at Mary Potter Nursing Home.
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Love is in the air….. Valentine’s Day!
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Find out more about what’s happening at The Forrest Centre in our January 2021 newsletter.
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Thank you Bunnings Wagga Wagga for your Christmas lights donation!
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Christmas fun has already begun at Loreto Home of Compassion!
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What a great day it is at Mary Potter Nursing Home for some exercise and cheering practice!
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The Christmas elves in The Forrest Centre Hospice are now out of quarantine after making their way down from the North Pole. And it looks like they are up to mischief!
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Read MoreIt’s Melbourne Cup month at Loreto Home of Compassion!
Read MoreKim, Robyn and Margy are featured in the November newsletter. Read on to learn more about them!
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Just what is tap dancing I hear you ask…..? Tap dance is a type of dance characterised by using the sounds of metal taps affixed to the heel and toe of shoes striking the floor as a form of percussion, coupled with both characteristic and interpretative body movements. The residents at Loreto Home of Compassion had fun with the TAFE students showing off their moves.
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As we continue to keep our residents safe from Corona Virus, COVID -19, we appreciate you wearing a mask when inside our nursing homes. Please click on the link for further information.
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Many of the floral arrangements around Mary Potter Nursing Home have been created by Sr Carmel. Thank you!
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Enjoy a few photos from this week’s Mass at Loreto Home of Compassion with Bishop Mark Edwards. The residents were very happy to meet him and have the opportunity to chat one on one with him as he took the time to meet and talk to each one. Bishop Edwards also took Holy Communion to those in their rooms after Mass. Bishop Edwards brought a gift for Archbishop Carroll as he celebrates his 90th birthday on 9th September, then he went to have lunch with the Loreto sisters.
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I hope you enjoy this video of Forrest Community Services staff in action with their beloved clients.
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What do teddy bears, an upside down aeroplane, deer, flowerpot men and waterfalls all have in common? They are pictured in The Forrest Centre’s September 2020 newsletter. I hope you enjoy reading the stories that accompany these photos.
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