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Access Private Home Care Without the Wait: Immediate Support While You Wait for a Support at Home Package
If you or someone you love needs help at home, one of the biggest frustrations can be waiting for government-funded home care support to begin. Many older Australians are approved for assistance but then find themselves waiting weeks or even months before services can commence. During that time, everyday tasks can become increasingly difficult, family…
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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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What Support at Home Package Services Cover
Learn what support at home package services can cover, how they work, and what to consider when choosing care for safer, independent living.
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How to Choose Residential Aged Care
Learn how to choose residential aged care with clear advice on needs, costs, care quality, location and questions to ask families can trust.
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Dementia Support | Help at Home | Hospital and Clinic | News | News and Events | Preventative Healthcare | Residential Aged Care
🌿 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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NATIONAL VOLUNTEERS WEEK
At St Luke’s Care, volunteers are at the heart of everything we do. Across our hospital, aged care, and community programs, our volunteers bring warmth, companionship, and support where it’s needed most. Their kindness helps create a welcoming environment for everyone in our care. Pictured here are Bindu and Maria, two of the many wonderful…
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Changes to the Australian Home Care System – COMING SOON!
What are the Main Changes to the Home Care System from July 1, 2025? From July 1, 2025, changes are coming to the Australian Home Care System to make it easier for people to get the help they need at home. These updates are all about simplifying services and making care more personalised and flexible. …
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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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In Conversation with Dr Sami Farah: 7 Video Highlights Ahead of Our Upcoming Seminar
We’re thrilled to welcome Dr Sami Farah, Orthopaedic Surgeon, for our upcoming seminar. To give you a glimpse of what’s to come, we’ve prepared a 7-part video series featuring insights from Dr Farah on orthopaedics, surgical approaches, and patient care. Event Details: Managing hip and knee pain, including insights into Anterior Total Hip Replacement and…
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Dementia Support | Help at Home | Hospital and Clinic | News | News and Events | Preventative Healthcare | Residential Aged Care
International womens day
At St Luke’s Care, we’re surrounded by incredible women—across aged care, hospital, home care, clinic, and the local community! Every day, they inspire, support, and make a real difference Here’s to the fearless, the compassionate, the unstoppable Let’s keep lifting each other up and celebrating the strength, resilience, and kindness that makes our community so…
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COMMUNITY PROGRAMS
What Are Our Community Programs? At St Luke’s Care, we are proud to offer specially designed community programs that provide entertainment, engagement, socialisation, and connection for those living with dementia and their carers. These programs are crafted with care to ensure that every participant feels supported, valued, and part of a vibrant community. What Do…
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5 Benefits of Keeping Mentally Active as We Grow Older
As we age, maintaining mental activity is crucial for overall health. Engaging our minds can enhance cognitive function, boost emotional wellbeing, and improve our quality of life. At St Luke’s Care, we recognise the power of mental stimulation in promoting healthy ageing. Our programs are designed to make growing older an enriching journey. How St…
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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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Could Mindfulness Ease the Weight of Caring for Others?
Are you a carer seeking tools to reduce stress and enhance your overall wellbeing? Join Dr. Olga-Lucia Gamboa Arana for an 8-week Mindfulness & Resilience Program tailored to help carers: Manage stress effectively Improve sleep quality Boost focus and memory Regulate emotions Support weight management Location: St Luke’s Care, 18 Roslyn Street, Potts Point, NSW…
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Introducing our Newest Community Program – Laughter Care at Home
Join our newest community program for people living with dementia and their carer, in partnership with The Humour Foundation. In this series of workshops, carers will experience and learn how to build fun, joy and laughter into their care. We will help you uncover, or rediscover, your ability to play by sharing the techniques and…
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Dementia Action Week
This Dementia Action Week (16-22 September) we are inviting you, our community, to take the first step to learn more about dementia and to better understand how to care for a loved one living with dementia. We are providing a variety of events and resources to help you do this. MONDAY 16 SEPTEMBER10am-12pm | Understanding…
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Check your Risk for Falling
As we age, our risk of falling increases. It’s important to be aware of your risk factor for falls, and how you can prevent them. Take this quiz to determine if you could be at risk of a fall. Check your risk for falling: Add up the number of points for each “YES” answer. If…
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What’s on in August
Our Home & Community Services team has been busy organising a huge array of exciting events for our community of those living with dementia and their carers to attend this August. We would love to welcome new members to our community. If any of these events interest you, please click on the links to find…
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What’s On In July
Our Home & Community Services team has been busy organising a huge array of exciting events for our community of those living with dementia and their carers to attend. From Museum trips to salsa dancing, it’s all happening at St Luke’s Care this July! We would love to welcome new members to our community. If…
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Introducing our Newest Community Program
Join our newest community program for people living with dementia and their family or carer, in partnership with the Australian Museum. Each session consists of a walk around a different exhibition, followed by a related talk to promote engagement and discussion. The day finishes with afternoon tea to socialise with other participants. Bus transportation is…
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St Luke’s Care Memory Lane Choir
Last night, the City of Sydney hosted an event as part of their City Talks program at the Sydney Town Hall. The topic of the discussion was “Making space for culture – the future of Sydney’s creative economy.” As part of the event, the St Luke’s Care Memory Lane Choir was invited to perform. The…
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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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Join our Community programs
Specially designed for those living with dementia and their carers, our community programs provide entertainment, engagement, socialisation and connection. They provide you with an activity you can both enjoy and create huge benefits for those living with dementia and also support and camaraderie for the carers. These six week long programs will provide you and…
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The Role of Exercise for Balance & Falls Prevention
As we age, maintaining balance becomes increasingly crucial for overall well-being. The risk of falls and related injuries can be a significant concern, but incorporating regular exercise into your routine can be a game-changer. In this article, we delve into the importance of exercise for seniors in preventing falls and provide a guide to exercises…
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Ten Top Tips to Prevent Falls in the Home
Falls are a common concern for us as we age, often leading to serious injuries and a decline in overall well-being. Creating a safe environment at home is crucial to prevent these accidents. This April Falls month, our Allied Health Manager, Emily Peake, shares her ten top tips for preventing falls in the home: By…
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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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Navigating MyAgedCare – A Guide to Securing Funding for Home Care Packages
My Aged Care is a government run website designed to help Australians in accessing aged care services. It is the first place to look when starting on the journey of receiving aged care. This website explains the types of care available, how to access care and how to securing funding for that care. The Australian…
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Local activities to promote healthy ageing
As we age, it’s more important than ever to focus on activities that are good for our health and also good for our soul. Promoting healthy ageing and social connection is something we at St Luke’s Care value highly. We’ve put our brains together to compile this list of activities, all in the Eastern Suburbs…
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What are the Different Types of Dementia?
Dementia is a broad term for various conditions that affect cognitive functions such as memory, thinking and behaviour. While memory loss is a common symptom, dementia is not just about forgetting things; it can profoundly impact daily life and independence. Understanding the different types of dementia is crucial for early identification, proper management and providing…
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Join our social group for families living with dementia
Enjoy coffee and socialise. Café Connect has a particular focus on reducing stigma, encouraging social engagement, and empowering families living with dementia. This month, we are joined by music therapists Elizabeth Benedict & Jenna Murphy. Participate in a live music quiz exploring popular music and lyrics. Designed specifically for those living with dementia, this program…
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