Peninsula Villages in Umina Beach, New South Wales | Charitable organisation

Peninsula Villages

Locality: Umina Beach, New South Wales

Phone: +61 2 4344 9199

Address: 91 Pozieres Ave 2257 Umina Beach, NSW, Australia

Website: http://peninsulavillage.com.au

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20.01.2022 Just remember, anything is possible! Have a great Monday

20.01.2022 Wising you all a mindful Monday!

19.01.2022 Happy Monday to you all

16.01.2022 The countdown is on! There's only one week left for you to be in with a chance of winning a $118k Land Rover Defender + $125k Gold. In case that wasn't enough, by entering the raffle you are supporting Peninsula Villages' wonderful residents. Get in quick to share in over $300,000 worth of prizes!

15.01.2022 Peninsula Villages is seeking enthusiastic, reliable, and dedicated hospitality gurus to join our Catering team. We have a variety of casual shifts available for those who want to make a difference in the lives of elderly people and have previous experience in a fast-paced, dynamic environment. For more information or to apply, visit: https://bit.ly/2RhCMKy

14.01.2022 As we begin another week, be mindful of how you approach each person that crosses your path. Happy Monday!

14.01.2022 Despite COVID precautions restricting us from being able to enjoy our usual Melbourne Cup celebrations, residents and staff still got to enjoy some one-on-one time with Wellington who stopped by for a visit! Pictured are residents Shirley, Faye and John, along with staff Kate, Donna, and Mel

12.01.2022 Residents of Pam Palmer House enjoyed some friendly competition this week at their regular indoor golf Championship. Held every weekend, the event certainly draws a crowd with Residents from Pozieres House often stopping by to join in the fun!

12.01.2022 Living at Peninsula Villages has many benefits, including a weekly visit from Bailey the Beagle and his human, Sue. The lovely duo provide some welcome conversation and pet therapy to both residents and staff alike, wit Bailey never shying away from the opportunity for a cuddle! Last week Wellington and Primrose were the stars of the show on Melbourne Cup day, ensuring no-one missed the chance for a visit as they roamed both the outdoor and inside areas.... Their visit evoked memories of growing up on the farm, milk being delivered by horse and cart, and riding to school

10.01.2022 Music is said to have significant effects on social, cognitive and sensory skills for those in aged care Residents Adrian Anderson, Loran Mitchell, Hilton Percy, Marie Noakes, Pippin Grimmond, Thelma Anderson and Joan Harkness enjoy the benefits of our music club.

10.01.2022 NAIDOC week is an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the history, culture and achievements of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. This year's theme, Always Was, Always Will Be. recognises that First Nations people have occupied and cared for this continent for over 65,000 years. Peninsula Villages was proud to recognise this important week

09.01.2022 Today we stop to remember the members of the armed forces who have died in the line of duty. Those who lost their lives for us shall always remain in our hearts and their stories will inspire for ages to come. With all our respect, we recall their memories on this Remembrance Day.

08.01.2022 May brought us cooler weather but a reminder of the warmth of human compassion in Mothers' Day, International Nurses Day, Volunteer Week, and Australia’s Biggest Morning Tea. Stay tuned for photos from all the activities and events of the past month!

07.01.2022 We are excited to announce the winner of our Staff Cutest Pet Competition Congratulations to 5-year-old Bently for capturing the hearts of the 150 staff and residents who voted, and taking the top spot! Bently's human, Emma Dennis, received a $50 gift voucher and Bently is now on the front page of our SharePoint page and the November issue of PeninsulaVillages' monthly newsletter

06.01.2022 Residents and staff at Peninsula Village observed a minute's silence yesterday for Remembrance Day, taking time to recognise the significant sacrifice made by the men and women who have served our country

06.01.2022 At Peninsula Villages we love seeing our residents making social connections in the Village and beyond. Three residents in particular namely Adrian Anderson, ShirleyDuignan and Joan Harkness - have developed a great friendship through shared interests and regular participation in the same activities.

04.01.2022 Resident poet Joyce Laws enjoys nothing more than creating and sharing her "Joyce-ful" pieces of poetry with others - and we love reading them. Joyce was kind enough to share this piece titled ' Decisions, Decisions' with us in the November Peninsula Villages Pipeline newsletter

04.01.2022 FRIDAY FUNNY Did you hear the rumor about butter? Well, I'm not going to spread it!

03.01.2022 Peninsula Villages is pleased to invite you to walk through our brand new development, Pozieres House. Our new premium ageing in place development offers residential care in a safe, supported and comfortable environment with serene surrounds. Our team are dedicated to supporting and enabling residents to achieve choice and provide flexibility in the delivery of a model of care that is inclusive of community, family and friends. Pozieres House encompasses 111 one-bedroom room...s and three executive suites all with private ensuites. Living options at Pozieres House offer views of the landscaped gardens and surrounding Peninsula neighbourhood with access to all Peninsula Village amenities and facilities. To enquire or learn more - https://peninsulavillage.com.au/residential/pozieres-house/

01.01.2022 We have all been looking forward to Joyce's latest poem, so we won't keep you waiting much longer. No doubt that some of you can relate to many of the items of reflection that Joyce mentions in this piece titled 'The Good Ole Days'. Enjoy!

01.01.2022 Volunteer Spotlight - Gary Gilday Gary has been involved with music all his life, from learning to ballroom dance and playing a brass instrument in the marching band, to singing in the NSW Police Choir where they'd attend various aged care facilities and entertain the residents. He started in Community Radio in 2000 at a station called Radio Yesteryear and moved to Radio Five-O Plus (93.3 FM) in 2004 where he was an on-air announcer playing... music until his retirement in 2020. He has been married to Maree for 49 years and has two sons, five grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren. He currently works as a Consultant in a Financial Planning business looking after compliance.