Dementia Care Options Guide for Sydney Families
Our dementia care options guide helps Sydney families compare home support, respite and residential care with clarity, dignity and confidence at every step
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Falls Prevention Programs for Older Adults
Falls prevention programs for older adults reduce injury risk, build confidence, and support safe independence at home and in the community.
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How to Support Parent With Dementia
Learn how to support parent with dementia through daily routines, safer communication, care planning and practical help for carers and families.
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Residential Aged Care vs Home Care
Residential aged care vs home care: understand costs, support, safety and lifestyle factors to choose the right care for you or your family.
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What Is an ACAT Assessment?
Learn what is an ACAT assessment, who needs one, how it works, and how it can help older Australians access the right aged care support.
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Early Signs of Dementia Support at Home
Early signs of dementia support can help families act sooner, reduce stress, and plan practical care, assessment, and daily routines at home.
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How to Prepare for Aged Care Assessment
Learn how to prepare for aged care assessment with practical steps, key documents, and questions to help older Australians and families feel ready.
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🌿 Positive Ageing Starts with Staying Social!
Are your parents in their 60s, 70s, or beyond? Maybe you’re in your 50s with teenage kids or young adults at home, juggling life’s demands while watching your parents quietly slow down? If that sounds familiar, now is the perfect time to gently encourage them to reconnect – with their community, their creativity, and themselves….
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Flavourful and Delicious! A Thai-Inspired Treat at Lulworth House
Residents at Lulworth House were treated to a flavourful Thai-inspired lunch that was nothing short of a culinary triumph! 🍤🍚 Chef Amy’s Prawn Pad Thai and Chef Reggie’s Mango Sticky Rice were the stars of the show, both beautifully prepared and packed with authentic flavours. It didn’t take long for these dishes to disappear, with…
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Fully Interactive drum session!
Join us on Wednesday 2 July, 11:00am–12:00pm in the Terrace Room at St Luke’s Care for a relaxed, hands-on drumming session led by award-winning facilitator Saul Smith. ⭐️Authentic African rhythms ⭐️ Gentle group activities – clapping, light movement, and more ⭐️ No experience required – suitable for all ages and abilities Cost: $40 per person
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Lest We Forget
We honour the bravery, resilience, and sacrifice of the Australian and New Zealand servicemen and women, both past and present. “They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, We will remember…
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Celebrating the Generosity of the Rose Bay Committee
On Wednesday, 2 April, St Luke’s Care proudly welcomed the Rose Bay Committee to campus for their Annual General Meeting — a day filled with gratitude, reflection, and celebration. The Committee members were joined by Sue Thacker, Director of Residential Aged Care, for a special moment in the Lulworth Garden, where a new plaque was…
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The Importance of Hydration for Seniors
As we embrace the final month of summer, it’s crucial for our community to prioritise hydration. Whether it’s a sunny day or the rain is pouring, staying hydrated is essential to prevent heat-related illnesses and to support overall health and wellbeing. Dehydration can sneak up on anyone, but seniors are particularly at risk due to…
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Volunteer with St Luke’s Care this National Volunteer Week
This week is National Volunteer Week (20-26 May), a time to celebrate the positive impact volunteers make to our St Luke’s Care community. There are many different ways you can volunteer with us and you don’t need any specialist qualifications or prior experience, just a willingness to help others. Your contribution will support our…
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International Nurses Day
International Nurses Day is an annual celebration held on the 12th of May, the anniversary of Florence Nightingale’s birth, the founder of modern nursing. This day is a time to recognise and appreciate the incredible work that nurses do all around the world, and for us at St Luke’s Care to recognise the amazing nurses…
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International Women’s Day 2024
As we celebrate International Women’s Day 2024, we reflect on the significant strides made to “Inspire Inclusion” which is this year’s IWD theme, by promoting gender equality in leadership roles. The importance of having women in leadership positions, especially in our industry, cannot be overstated; from improving patient outcomes to fostering a more inclusive work…
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