St. Joseph's House in Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia | Nursing home

St. Joseph's House

Locality: Port Pirie, South Australia, Australia

Phone: +61 8 8632 1450

Address: 22 Norman Street 5540 Port Pirie, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.spiritofcare.org.au

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25.01.2022 Just a quick update in regards to our visiting over the Christmas period: Christmas day visits from 10:00am 12:00pm Boxing day visits from 1:00pm 3:00pm... Sunday 27th we will not be hosting visiting Monday 28th visiting from 1:00pm 3:00pm Friday the 1st January we will not be hosting visiting, from this date visiting will return to the normal hours Monday to Friday 1:00pm 4:00pm and Saturdays 1:00pm 3:00pm. May Peace be your gift at Christmas and your blessings all the year through We wish you all Happy Holidays and Best Wishes from all of the staff and management of St Josephs

21.01.2022 Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas, visiting on Christmas day will be from 10:00am-12:00pm And for those of you who are taking your loved one out please ensure you have taxi’s booked for the day if this is going to be the preferred mode of transport Please do not park your car in the drop off zone as many family members will need access the front entry please use the disabled spot located next to the building... And also be sure to maintain social distancing and no more than 6 people in the foyer at the one time. St Josephs would like to wish everyone a safe and happy Christmas

18.01.2022 ***VISTING UPDATE*** As of Monday 14/12/2020 the following lifting of restrictions will be occurring at St Joseph's House: Visiting hours will be changing to allow visiting from 1:00-4:00pm Monday to Friday, with no limit on the number of visitors allowed (within physical distancing guidelines). Visitors are still required to wear masks while in the facility and the restriction/s to visiting in your loved ones room and not in the communal areas is still in place. Weekend... visiting will continue as advised from 1:00-3:00pm every Saturday. You will need to continue to sign in on arrival and have your temperature checked and to sign out on departure. All visitors will need to show proof of their 2020 influenza vaccine. Palliative care visitors will continue to be able to visit as per current arrangements in place. On the advice received Aged Care Providers will continue to be asked to take particular care to balance the need to protect residents, staff and others from the risk of transmission of COVID 19 while supporting the rights and wellbeing of the residents and their families. Please feel free to discuss these changes with Sharon or Therese when visiting the facility. As the weeks progress we will be reviewing and altering visiting arrangements in consultation with your loved one and yourselves. Please share this message with other family members and friends. Thank you, St Joseph's House See more

18.01.2022 A Message from our Lifestyle Team

16.01.2022 What kind of energy are you putting out into the world, YOUR world? Have you heard this saying: " ." This is a variation of quote from Buddha: " , ."... Practicing "putting good out into the world" has many benefits including: It not only helps you deal with stress better, the good you put out there may be just the thing to alleviate the stress of another! Putting good out there can increase your life expectancy! A recent study found a link between giving, unselfishness and a lower risk of early death. Putting good out there actually motivates you to do it again & again. Research found that reflecting on your past good deeds makes you feel selfless and want to help more, as compared to reflecting on the times others have helped you. I want to challenge you all to put some good out there, it only take a little bit of energy but the impact can be huge. Be that #One Connection today that can change a life. It may be your own life that you change.

12.01.2022 It's #WearRedDay, and our team members will be wearing red to show support for heart disease awareness. You can join us by wearing red too, and if you want to know more about heart disease, be sure to visit the Heart Association website, as they have a lot of great resources. #team #health #heartdiseaseawareness #heartmonth #hearthealth #REDFEB A prize will be given to the best dressed on the day Please join us on February 26th

06.01.2022 Congratulations to the Winners of our 2020 Christmas Raffle. Thank you to those that purchased tickets, we appreciate your continued support.

05.01.2022 Port Pirie woman celebrates 101st birthday It was appropriate that she toasted her birthday with water on Saturday because she is a teetotaller, but there is deeper meaning. "Just look around this table," she said of the family members and friends who turned out for a celebratory High Tea for her special day. ... "The town is so friendly. I never thought I would live to be 101." When asked how she felt, the St Joseph's Home resident said: "I would not have a care. I don't drink or smoke and I have always been friendly with everyone and if everyone did, it would be a better world." The centenarian-plus senior citizen, whose maiden name was Thornton, was born in Islington, England, and lived in Hastwell. "It is just a little village. I am a village girl," she said. "I came to Australia with my husband Norman in 1947 on November 1 after the war. "I could have gone to Canada or America, but I chose Australia. "We stayed near the railway station in Adelaide then came straight to Port Pirie on the train. "I was covered with all sorts of twigs on the way and thought, 'what have I done?'. Then we stopped at Bowmans and had a pie." Her late husband worked in the railways for 31 years and they had a son and daughter. "I have always been a Mum," she said. Extract from the Recorder article written by Greg Mayfield Flo Davies with her friend Patricia Bradbrook on Sunday 7th of February