Peninsula Home Hospice in Mornington, Victoria | Non-profit organisation

Peninsula Home Hospice

Locality: Mornington, Victoria

Phone: +61 3 5973 2400

Address: 327-331 Main Street 3931 Mornington, VIC, Australia

Website: www.peninsulahospice.com.au/Donate

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22.01.2022 Peninsula Home Hospice is happy to support this project that one of our past Sunrise Group member is involved with. It is a great community project that requires your support. Please take the time to sign the petition. #morningtonpeninsulasafelink #safewalking #localproject #peninsulahomehospice #palliativecare #caringforothers #supportlocal

22.01.2022 It is important to know how to put on and remove a face mask correctly to keep you safe. Here is a reminder of how to do it properly. #covidsafe #notforprofit #caringforothers #palliativecare #homehospice

21.01.2022 Music therapy can have a positive impact on the mood of the patients. It can also encourage reminiscing, prompt creativity, or promote movement in patients with limited mobility. Many of our clients enjoy music therapy. It is provided at PHH as part of our service as requested. #musictherapy #homehospice #palliativecare #livingwell #momentsthatmater #notforprofit #dyingwell #powerofmusic

21.01.2022 This second video with Greg and Graeme gives you more information about the Mornington community Safe Link project. Don't forget to click on the link below to support the project that will create a much needed safe walking, running and cycling pathway. http://chng.it/QLKsSBfL

18.01.2022 Today we say goodbye to our wonderful CEO Rachel Bovenizer, who has guided Peninsula Home Hospice over the past 13 years. Rachel, you will be very missed around the office, you have been a great mentor to all staff and we have all had many laughs together and shed some tears too. We wish you all the best in your retirement. Rachel has handed over the reins to Janet Phillips who comes to us with great experience and knowledge and we look forward to getting to know her. #goodbye #newbeginnings #palliativecare #wewillmissyou #amazingpeople #homehospice

15.01.2022 It is important not to forget to have your regular health checks. BreastScreen Victoria has additional measures in place to help reduce the risk of COVID-19. Click on the link to find out more and don't delay making an appointment if you need to. #healthyliving #caringforothers #palliativecare #homehospice #notforprofit

15.01.2022 R U OK day is to remind us to ask a friend, family member, work mate how they are, R U OK? It could help open up difficult conversations if someone is struggling with life's ups and downs. #ruok #homehospice #threewords #palliativecare #caringforothers

15.01.2022 The connection between Peninsula Home Hospice (PHH) and Mornington Community Safe Link explained in an interview with Greg Roberts our Client Care Volunteer Manager and Graeme from Safe Link. Click here to sign the petition to help support this wonderful project. http://chng.it/QLKsSBfL

14.01.2022 October is National Mental Health Month. It raises awareness of Australian mental health. Did you know that one in five Australians experience mental health illness at some stage in their lives. To find out more and to raise awareness click on the link below. https://www.mhfa.org.au/C/national-mental-health-month-2020 #mentalhealthmatters #helpingothers #palliativecare #homehospice #livingwell #dyingwell

14.01.2022 Stay safe everyone.....#staysafe #caringforothers #notforprofit #palliativecare #homehospice #livingwell #covidsafe

14.01.2022 From 11:59pm 13 September, if you live alone or are a single parent you can create a social bubble with one other person. Here's what you need to know Your bubble buddy can visit your home. Your bubble buddy can be from a household or share house, but you can only visit them at their home when they are alone.... Your bubble buddy must be the same person throughout the First and Second Steps. It is just you and your bubble buddy in your social bubble. Your bubble buddy isn’t allowed to form a bubble with someone else. Your bubble buddy can live more than 5km from your home. If you live in regional Victoria your bubble buddy needs to live in regional Victoria. If you live in metro Melbourne your bubble buddy needs to live in metro Melbourne. Find out more: https://www.vic.gov.au/first-step-restrictions-roadmap-FAQs

13.01.2022 Its important to know when you need to wear a face mask. To make it easier, here is a summary. #facemask #covidsafe #PalliativeCare #caringforothers #notforprofit #homehospice

13.01.2022 It is important to have a COVID safe Halloween this year, click on the link to find out the best way to achieve this. #covidsafe #caringforothers #caronavirus #palliativecare #homehospice #notforprofit

13.01.2022 We too have had an increase since the pandemic started with people wanting to die at home so they can be surrounded by their loved ones instead of dying alone in hospital. #dyingmatters #grief #livingwell #dyingwell #palliativecare #homehospice

12.01.2022 The Secret Garden emphasises the power of positive thinking: thoughts, just mere thoughts are as powerful as electric batteries! #livingwell #nature #mentalhealth #grief #palliativecare #homehospice #momentsthatmatter

10.01.2022 Today we all got together for Christmas lunch at the Rose garden in Mornington. It was the first time in over 6 months that we have all been able to see each other in person. It was great! Thanks to all those involved on the Christmas committee for organising a wonderful event.

08.01.2022 Donate and make a difference to your local home hospice today. https://donate.mycause.com.au/charity/18764 #caringforothers #palliativecare #homehospice #stayingsafe #donatenow #supportothers

08.01.2022 This week is National Carers Week 2020. At Peninsula Home Hospice we recognise all the hard work you do caring for someone with a life limiting illness. We also work closely with our client's carers and provide ongoing support after our client has passed away. #CarersWeek2020 #caringforothers #dyingwell #homehospice #palliativecare #notforprofit

07.01.2022 It is important to know the rules when you are out and about, did you know that your contact details need to be recorded if you spend more than 15 minutes in: Restaurants and cafes Hairdressers and beauty services Entertainment, art and cultural venues Sports and community venues... Places of worship For information about record keeping and the businesses that need to keep records visit www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/record-keeping-contact-tracing-covid-19 #covidsafe #caringforothers #notforprofit #palliativecare #homehospice See more

06.01.2022 Kerri-Ann is one of the amazing people that works at Peninsula Home Hospice. She made these gnomes out of material that she had at home in her own time to put around the office. Aren't they great! Thank you. #amazingpeople #generosity #homehospice #palliativecare #festiveseason #notforprofit

06.01.2022 Our cheeky office elf has been getting into all sorts of trouble. He has even dressed up as Elvis, and climbs into the nursing supply cupboard..... you never know where he is going to turn up next! #officeelf #festiveseason #verycheekyelf #healthcareservice #pallativecare #homehospice #notforprofit

05.01.2022 The past six months have been like no other. Find out how Peninsula Home Hospice has adapted its services and activities by reading the December 2020 edition of our Newsletter. #decembernewsletter #newsletter #homehospice #palliativecare #momentsthatmatter #livingwell #dyingwell #morningtonpeninsula

05.01.2022 Click on the link to view the Peninsula Home Hospice 2019-2020 Annual Report to find out about our performance for the past financial year. #annualreport #palliativecare #homehospice #caring #livingwell #dyingwell #notforprofit

04.01.2022 A message from our new CEO - Janet Phillips I am thrilled to be joining the Peninsula Home Hospice team, who I know are highly respected and part of a service that is renowned for its strong community engagement.... A little about me I have over 35 years experience in the health sector in senior management roles and I have always been drawn to community palliative care. My first experience in palliative care was working as a community clinical nurse consultant for 10 years. This has given me a true understanding of what happens at the coalface that has enabled me to authentically lead and support staff as I have moved into more senior roles including manager of a community palliative care service at Melbourne City Mission. I am a passionate advocate for palliative care service delivery that ensures quality and accessible services to people with a life limiting illness. I will bring my keen interest in research and collaborating on innovative projects to ensure Peninsula Home Hospice continues to operate as an outstanding service and recognised as a leader across the palliative care and health sectors. I would like to acknowledge the strong leadership of Rachel Bovenizer as CEO of Peninsula Home Hospice. Rachel has achieved so much and has enabled the service to flourish by consistently providing the highest quality of care over many years. This will be a sea change for my family and myself with plans in place to relocate to the Mornington area in 2021. I look forward to meeting you all. #welcome #homehospice #palliativecare #livingwell #notforprofit

03.01.2022 Announcement regarding COVID-19 and PHH service provision November 5 2020. As COVID-19 restrictions in Victoria start to ease, we would like to once again update you on how Peninsula Home Hospice (PHH) is continuing to provide support to clients and carers. It is so pleasing to see low numbers of cases in this past week and we hope that continues. ... The PHH management team continue our weekly meetings to ensure that we are constantly monitoring any changes in restrictions and taking action in relation to the needs of our clients, carers, staff and volunteers. Our current approach is as follows: PHH has a COVID-Safe plan in place and we will continue to maintain current levels of vigilance with regard to risks associated with COVID-19 to ensure the ongoing safety of staff, volunteers and clients. Visits and support to people in their own homes continue with staff and volunteers screening themselves and clients for any signs, symptoms or risks associated with COVID-19. Staff and volunteers wear masks, safety glasses and follow strict hygiene practices upon entering and leaving each person’s home. This minimises risks associated with COVID-19 transmission and is done regardless of the presence of symptoms. Where necessary or requested by clients, PHH clinical staff can provide support and advice through telehealth and phone consultations, however visits to the client are now our primary mode of contact. PHH staff will use full PPE (Personal Protective Equipment) if there is an identified COVID-19 risk and we continue to have a PPE ‘buddy/spotter’ system in place to support staff in their use of PPE if it is required. The full PHH care team is available to clients and carers, consisting of nursing, consultant palliative care physician, counselling, case management, allied health and client care volunteers. We are very aware that as people start to move about in the community, it’s important to maintain strict safety and hygiene practices so that we minimise any likelihood of COVID-19 outbreaks. We urge people in the community to please maintain the basic practices of hand hygiene, mask wearing, physical distancing and to get tested if you have any symptoms at all. We ask that you do this while also reconnecting to important people and activities in your lives. PHH is thankful for the support of our community during this challenging year. We hope that you all stay safe and well.

03.01.2022 Meet Wren, she spent the day in the office yesterday. She brought a smile to everyone's face. #officedog #notforprofit #caringforothers #pettherapy #palliativecare #homehospice

03.01.2022 We hope everyone has a great Cup Day, the painting below is one of many great paintings that was going to be up for auction at our Unframed Art Show that had to be cancelled earlier in the year, we hope to be able to run the event next year. This will be one of the paintings that will be auctioned. Isn't it great! #cupday2020 #fundraisingevent #notforprofit #caringforothers #palliativecare #unframedart #homehospice

03.01.2022 Congratulations Victoria, two days in a row of NO new COVID-19 cases, well done. We celebrated today with donuts! Keep up the good work everyone! #nocovidcasestoday #notforprofit #caringforothers #palliativecare #homehospice #wegotthis

02.01.2022 Here are some helpful tips from the Victorian Government on how to keep your home COVID-Safe, clean and disinfect high-touch surfaces regularly. Learn more at: https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/.../coronavirus-covid-19-home... #COVID19Vic #caringforothers #palliativecare #homehospice #dyingwell #livingwell