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25.01.2022 On Friday we celebrated with a Father's Day Happy hour! We enjoyed a sing a long and all our wonderful men received a chocolate bar.

22.01.2022 It was an honor to hold our special Remembrance Day service yesterday. Lest We Forget.

21.01.2022 Today we used our Moove and Groove program and tried out some seated dance yoga, we really enjoyed it! The music was beautiful!

20.01.2022 Our residents had some friendly fun at the affectionately named "Casino Rubi" today! With free chips and sociable guidance from volunteer Ray, we played games including Roulette, Black Jack and a game of poker.

19.01.2022 Met this charming fellow on our beach walk this morning!

19.01.2022 "This week we’ve all been following the unfortunate news of a new Australian COVID outbreak. After a lengthy period with no community transmission, South Australia has had to contend with a significant cluster of COVID cases. It’s a timely reminder to us all to avoid becoming complacent in our COVID protections. It also highlights why ongoing COVID protocols are so important for us to protect our loved ones in the aged care system." Click the link below to read more about PPE in our latest edition of COVID Talk!

18.01.2022 (4/8) - Beryl Cowen Some of our residents participated in a creative arts project called "Here We Are". In celebration of Seniors Week 2020, we will be posting a series this week, showcasing photos of our residents and the beautiful artwork that was created from their stories throughout this project. "Here We Are 2020 is an ongoing community-based arts project that nurtures connection and celebrates the local stories of those living and connected to the North-West Coast of T...asmania. Achieved through a facilitated process led by professional artists to nurture the sharing and creative response to and curation of stories through community-based installations and interventions. The creative contributors include Anne Morrison and Jessie Pangas as Project Coordinators and Artists, Liz Braid artist and photographer, Lauren McKinnon. Anne and Jessie were awarded Australian Government Regional Arts Funding, a major community grant to undertake this exciting creative project. At the first workshop, the artists introduce the project concept and story-telling. Participants were encouraged to bring photographs and mementos to share, to begin the conversations, facilitated by Anne and Jessie. Artist Elizabeth Braid also engaged with residents and selected one quote from each to be painted/ illustrated, to be given as a gift to participants at the end of the project. Photographer Lauren McKinnon also captured one portrait of the participants and these along with the illustrations, paintings and responses from participants were included in a mini exhibition." Here We Are * Photographs courtesy of Lauren McKinnon Photography

17.01.2022 (3/8) - Duncan Day Some of our residents participated in a creative arts project called "Here We Are". In celebration of Seniors Week 2020, we will be posting a series this week, showcasing photos of our residents and the beautiful artwork that was created from their stories throughout this project. "Here We Are 2020 is an ongoing community-based arts project that nurtures connection and celebrates the local stories of those living and connected to the North-West Coast of Ta...smania. Achieved through a facilitated process led by professional artists to nurture the sharing and creative response to and curation of stories through community-based installations and interventions. The creative contributors include Anne Morrison and Jessie Pangas as Project Coordinators and Artists, Liz Braid artist and photographer, Lauren McKinnon. Anne and Jessie were awarded Australian Government Regional Arts Funding, a major community grant to undertake this exciting creative project. At the first workshop, the artists introduce the project concept and story-telling. Participants were encouraged to bring photographs and mementos to share, to begin the conversations, facilitated by Anne and Jessie. Artist Elizabeth Braid also engaged with residents and selected one quote from each to be painted/ illustrated, to be given as a gift to participants at the end of the project. Photographer Lauren McKinnon also captured one portrait of the participants and these along with the illustrations, paintings and responses from participants were included in a mini exhibition." Here We Are * Photographs courtesy of Lauren McKinnon Photography

16.01.2022 (1/8) - Neville Jowett Some of our residents recently participated in a creative arts project called "Here We Are". In celebration of Seniors Week 2020, we will be posting a series this week, showcasing photos of our residents and the beautiful artwork that was created from their stories throughout this project. "Here We Are 2020 is an ongoing community-based arts project that nurtures connection and celebrates the local stories of those living and connected to the North-Wes...t Coast of Tasmania. Achieved through a facilitated process led by professional artists to nurture the sharing and creative response to and curation of stories through community-based installations and interventions. The creative contributors include Anne Morrison and Jessie Pangas as Project Coordinators and Artists, Liz Braid artist and photographer, Lauren McKinnon. Anne and Jessie were awarded Australian Government Regional Arts Funding, a major community grant to undertake this exciting creative project. At the first workshop, the artists introduce the project concept and story-telling. Participants were encouraged to bring photographs and mementos to share, to begin the conversations, facilitated by Anne and Jessie. Artist Elizabeth Braid also engaged with residents and selected one quote from each to be painted/ illustrated, to be given as a gift to participants at the end of the project. Photographer Lauren McKinnon also captured one portrait of the participants and these along with the illustrations, paintings and responses from participants were included in a mini exhibition." Here We Are * Photographs courtesy of Lauren McKinnon Photography

15.01.2022 We're having fun with exercise today at Rubicon!

15.01.2022 Last week, during our Seniors Week activities, we visited Deloraine. We went out to lunch, then went to Yarns Artwork in Silk and the Folk Museum. It was an absolutely wonderful day! We also took a lovely beach walk and enjoyed the good weather.

15.01.2022 A beautiful drive in the country and a sneaky icecream!

14.01.2022 (7/8) - Bill Yates Today we are coming to the end of our "Here We Are" image series. Bill Yates swears he saw a Tasmanian tiger lurking at the bottom of Black Bluff, and he shared this memory with the artists along with many others! "Here We Are 2020 is an ongoing community-based arts project that nurtures connection and celebrates the local stories of those living and connected to the North-West Coast of Tasmania.... Achieved through a facilitated process led by professional artists to nurture the sharing and creative response to and curation of stories through community-based installations and interventions. The creative contributors include Anne Morrison and Jessie Pangas as Project Coordinators and Artists, Liz Braid artist and photographer, Lauren McKinnon. Anne and Jessie were awarded Australian Government Regional Arts Funding, a major community grant to undertake this exciting creative project. At the first workshop, the artists introduce the project concept and story-telling. Participants were encouraged to bring photographs and mementos to share, to begin the conversations, facilitated by Anne and Jessie. Artist Elizabeth Braid also engaged with residents and selected one quote from each to be painted/ illustrated, to be given as a gift to participants at the end of the project. Photographer Lauren McKinnon also captured one portrait of the participants and these along with the illustrations, paintings and responses from participants were included in a mini exhibition." Here We Are * Photographs courtesy of Lauren McKinnon Photography

13.01.2022 We invite you to click the link below to access the first edition of our new COVID Talk series. This series is designed to give you an insight into OneCare's COVID preparation and safety strategies.

13.01.2022 We had fun at our lunch time Footy Tipping presentation, enjoying a bbq and an ice cream!

13.01.2022 Dear OneCare family, You might be aware of the current outbreak of Covid 19 in Victoria, and the comprehensive restrictions on Victorian travellers that have been announced by the Tasmanian government. On top of the Tasmanian quarantine and border restrictions, our facilities have robust screening procedures in place which ensure that people from designated high risk areas are not permitted into our facilities. As the Tasmanian government continues to update their high risk ...areas, we update our screening procedures accordingly. Please be reassured that the utmost care is taken by our staff to ensure the continuing safety and security of our residents and our OneCare community.

13.01.2022 It's great to get out and about... We went to Fuchsia Farm for a delicious afternoon tea yesterday, our first outing in quite a while!

12.01.2022 Dear OneCare Family, Amid all the COVID news today, you may have heard the Government’s announcement regarding the mandatory vaccination requirements they will be implementing for all Aged Care staff. While we have not yet received information from the government regarding this initiative, we will keep you advised as soon as we are able to clarify how the implementation will proceed. In the interim, many of our staff have already been vaccinated and all aged care staff have ...full access to vaccination bookings. Aged Care Workers who wish to be vaccinated can call the Tasmanian Public Health Hotline 1800 671 738 or they can visit the website https://www.coronavirus.tas.gov.au/vac/covid-19-vaccination Tasmania has not yet recorded any COVID infections in the current outbreak. However, we continue to screen all visitors to our facilities and ensure that we are continuing our COVID safe practices.

11.01.2022 Our fortnightly indoor bowls competition is always a popular activity!

10.01.2022 Yesterday, OneCare was proud to participate in the COTA Walk Against Elder Abuse events in Launceston and Hobart. Even Jack the dog came along, sporting a purple ribbon in honor of this important event!

10.01.2022 (5/8) - Rondel Freeman Rondel recounted her exciting time as a 1950's Qantas air hostess for the "Here We Are" project, including her experience of being invited to the Bahrain royal palace! In celebration of Seniors Week 2020, we will be posting a series this week, showcasing photos of our residents and the beautiful artwork that was created from their stories throughout this project. ... "Here We Are 2020 is an ongoing community-based arts project that nurtures connection and celebrates the local stories of those living and connected to the North-West Coast of Tasmania. Achieved through a facilitated process led by professional artists to nurture the sharing and creative response to and curation of stories through community-based installations and interventions. The creative contributors include Anne Morrison and Jessie Pangas as Project Coordinators and Artists, Liz Braid artist and photographer, Lauren McKinnon. Anne and Jessie were awarded Australian Government Regional Arts Funding, a major community grant to undertake this exciting creative project. At the first workshop, the artists introduce the project concept and story-telling. Participants were encouraged to bring photographs and mementos to share, to begin the conversations, facilitated by Anne and Jessie. Artist Elizabeth Braid also engaged with residents and selected one quote from each to be painted/ illustrated, to be given as a gift to participants at the end of the project. Photographer Lauren McKinnon also captured one portrait of the participants and these along with the illustrations, paintings and responses from participants were included in a mini exhibition." Here We Are * Photographs courtesy of Lauren McKinnon Photography

10.01.2022 What an amazing celebration we had for this year's Melbourne Cup! Fascinators, dapper clothing and entertainment were the features of the day, as well as a beautiful spread by Ben and his team. Entertainment was provided by the Allsorts, before the excitement of watching the big race. There were prizes awarded for best dressed, best hat and fascinator. ... We'd like to say a big thank you to our volunteers, Rodney, Pat, Colleen and Judy for helping out to bring the day together.

10.01.2022 Here We Are 2020 is an ongoing community-based arts project that nurtures connection and celebrates the local stories of those living and connected to the North-West Coast of Tasmania. We held our final workshop with participating residents recently, ahead of our final presentation today, where all the stories will be presented and celebrated with residents and their loved ones!

10.01.2022 Our gardening group with the help of De and Steve are busy building an enclosure for our planter boxes and chooks! Neville and Duncan have been getting the seeds in for the next harvest.

09.01.2022 Our residents were out and about enjoying the weekly beach walk again. Just a little cold but so nice to be out in the fresh air

09.01.2022 Just click the link below to read our latest COVID Talk update!

09.01.2022 (2/8) - Nel Groenewold Some of our residents participated in a creative arts project called "Here We Are". In celebration of Seniors Week 2020, we will be posting a series this week, showcasing photos of our residents and the beautiful artwork that was created from their stories throughout this project. "Here We Are 2020 is an ongoing community-based arts project that nurtures connection and celebrates the local stories of those living and connected to the North-West Coast o...f Tasmania. Achieved through a facilitated process led by professional artists to nurture the sharing and creative response to and curation of stories through community-based installations and interventions. The creative contributors include Anne Morrison and Jessie Pangas as Project Coordinators and Artists, Liz Braid artist and photographer, Lauren McKinnon. Anne and Jessie were awarded Australian Government Regional Arts Funding, a major community grant to undertake this exciting creative project. At the first workshop, the artists introduce the project concept and story-telling. Participants were encouraged to bring photographs and mementos to share, to begin the conversations, facilitated by Anne and Jessie. Artist Elizabeth Braid also engaged with residents and selected one quote from each to be painted/ illustrated, to be given as a gift to participants at the end of the project. Photographer Lauren McKinnon also captured one portrait of the participants and these along with the illustrations, paintings and responses from participants were included in a mini exhibition." Here We Are * Photographs courtesy of Lauren McKinnon Photography

09.01.2022 Last week we were proud to host an afternoon tea to celebrate our amazing volunteers on International Volunteer Week! Thank you for all you do for us!

08.01.2022 Yesterday a selection of residents took place in a Storytelling Workshop named "Here We Are". Over four sessions (and afternoon teas!) the residents share stories of their lives. Engaging with local creative artists they will explore a variety of ways in which to creatively honour and celebrate their stories. We will display the results later in the month for all to enjoy.

07.01.2022 Do you want to learn more about how we keep people connected during COVID? Just click the link below to read the latest edition of "COVID Talk"!

07.01.2022 (8/8) - Janice Wotton "I broke through the glass ceiling" Today, Janice's memories are on beautiful display as our "Here We Are" series comes to a close. We do hope you've enjoyed this series over the past week. ... Thank you again to the artists and creatives behind Here We Are, we've so enjoyed seeing the beautiful images and artworks you have created alongside our residents. Here We Are * Photographs courtesy of Lauren McKinnon Photography

06.01.2022 A keepsake from Seniors Week 2020 - our Succulent Wall for the front reception area!

04.01.2022 Dear OneCare Family, We’ve all been following the developing news regarding the Delta strain COVID-19 outbreaks throughout Australia. With new COVID-19 activity in QLD, NSW, VIC, WA & NT it’s understandable that our community is experiencing some concern. All those who have travelled to Tasmania from high risk areas have been asked to self-isolate and get tested. All travellers to Tasmania now need to register their travel and pass border patrol checks before they may enter, ...and those from high risk areas will be denied entry. Please be assured that OneCare remains ready to respond immediately to any Public Health advice, should any changes occur in relation to Tasmania’s COVID-19 status. At this stage, there are no known cases of the virus in Tasmania, however we must continue to be vigilant. It is a timely reminder to us all to avoid becoming complacent in our COVID protections, as they are essential to protecting our loved ones in the aged care system. It is a requirement that anyone showing signs or symptoms of illness stay at home and get tested. We will publish further updates throughout all our communication channels as they occur. Please click the following link to see more detail regarding current restrictions, via an alert from the Director of Public Health for Residential Aged Care Providers. https://onecare.org.au//COVID-19-Aged-Care-Update-_2806202

04.01.2022 The United Nations has designated the 15th June as World Elder Abuse Awareness Day (WEAAD). On this day each year, communities all over the globe take a stand against the abuse of older people. OneCare is proud to be participating in the COTA Walk Against Elder Abuse on Tuesday 15th June. Held in Hobart, Launceston and Burnie, these short but important walks are followed by a free morning tea provided by council. If you would also like to participate in your local walk, ema...il [email protected] or ring 6231 3265 by 10 June. Registrations are essential to ensure the events are COVID-safe and there are refreshments for all. Launceston Walk Against Elder Abuse WHEN: Gather at 9.45am for a 10am start, Tuesday 15 June. WHERE: St John St end of Civic Square. REFRESHMENTS: Will be provided following the walk at Town Hall. Burnie Walk Against Elder Abuse WHEN: Gather at 9.45am for a 10am start, Tuesday 15 June. WHERE: Wilmot St footpath outside the Marine Terrace car park, opposite the cinema. REFRESHMENTS: Will be provided following the walk at the Burnie Regional Art Gallery, where you are also invited to stay for the Ageing My Way Exhibition. If you would like to join with the OneCare team during the walk, please email [email protected] by 9:00am Thursday 10th June, for details on where we plan to meet before the walk.

03.01.2022 We had a lovely afternoon at Ashgrove Cheese Factory today! We tasted some delicious cheese and met a few of the local moo-vers and shakers!

01.01.2022 Last week we went on an outing to Altona Gardens, where we enjoyed a picnic afternoon tea under the trees.

01.01.2022 (6/8) - Dora McLean In celebration of Seniors Week 2020, we will be posting a series this week, showcasing photos of our residents and the beautiful artwork that was created from their stories throughout this project. "Here We Are 2020 is an ongoing community-based arts project that nurtures connection and celebrates the local stories of those living and connected to the North-West Coast of Tasmania. Achieved through a facilitated process led by professional artists to nurtu...re the sharing and creative response to and curation of stories through community-based installations and interventions. The creative contributors include Anne Morrison and Jessie Pangas as Project Coordinators and Artists, Liz Braid artist and photographer, Lauren McKinnon. Anne and Jessie were awarded Australian Government Regional Arts Funding, a major community grant to undertake this exciting creative project. At the first workshop, the artists introduce the project concept and story-telling. Participants were encouraged to bring photographs and mementos to share, to begin the conversations, facilitated by Anne and Jessie. Artist Elizabeth Braid also engaged with residents and selected one quote from each to be painted/ illustrated, to be given as a gift to participants at the end of the project. Photographer Lauren McKinnon also captured one portrait of the participants and these along with the illustrations, paintings and responses from participants were included in a mini exhibition." Here We Are * Photographs courtesy of Lauren McKinnon Photography