Blogs and Newsletters
Mercy Matters Newsletter, Winter 2026 – COMING SOON!
In this edition you’ll be able to read about:
- Restoring confidence to our Short-Term Restorative Care clients
- New Two Hearts Program launched
- How our residents are helping shape our services
- Spotlight on a staff member
- Short, five minute client survey
- A story about our social enterprise, Cookery Nook
- How residents at our Villa McAuley Retirement Village are raising money for a cause
- and much more!
We’re thrilled to announce that Mercy Community’s Intensive Family Support Program in Ipswich has received a $10,000 grant, thanks to the generosity of Komatsu Australia’s Live Your Dream initiative, and...
Sometimes the most meaningful outcomes don't show up in reports or KPIs. They show up in someone’s eyes, in their voice, in the freedom and joy they rediscover after thinking it was gone.
Transitioning from living at home to residential aged care is a major life-changing event and can be an incredibly challenging time for the older person experiencing the change, as well as their family....
Transitioning from living at home to residential aged care is a major life-changing event and can be an incredibly challenging time for the older person experiencing the change, as well as their family....
We spoke with our dedicated Retirement Living team and Clinical Educators to help provide you with the insights, strategies and tools needed to effectively communicate with people living with Alzheime...
We spoke with our dedicated Retirement Living team and Clinical Educators to help provide you with the insights, strategies and tools needed to effectively communicate with people living with Alzheime...
Schizophrenia can present itself in a variety of ways, such as hallucinations, delusions or difficulty communicating. These symptoms can often make it extremely hard for sufferers to fit into social situations...
Thinking about a career in Nursing?
Aged care nurses are at the forefront of delivering personalised care and assistance, ensuring our resident’s physical, emotional, and social needs are met with dignity...
