Linsell Lodge Aged Care Centre has been designed with residents' comfort, sense of belonging and security in mind. All rooms have private ensuites and large windows, plus garden or courtyard views. Residents can enjoy the many outdoor living areas, landscaped gardens, outdoor gazebo and very own onsite cafe. The Centre's dining room was also designed in consultation with residents incorporating high ceilings and wide corridors.A dedicated team strives to create a supportive and welcoming atmosphere. There are a wide range of Lifestyle, wellbeing and exercise programs to help maintain residents' overall health and wellbeing. A Salvation Army Chaplain is on site who can provide pastoral and spiritual care to residents if they desire.Linsell Lodge is conveniently located and close to public transport, Arndale Shopping Centre and local services, as well as local parks. Residents are in good hands with a fully qualified care team and committed individuals who share The Salvation Army's values of integrity, compassion, respect, diversity and collaboration.Key features and services:All levels of care provided, including permanent residential, specialised dementia, palliative and respite care
Person-centred model of care, with personalised care plans tailored for each resident's needs24-hour dedicated and professional supportFully furnished single rooms with ensuites and large windows for plenty of natural light, and emergency call bell systemLandscaped gardens, gazebo and a range of outdoor seating areas NDIS services and support are available to residents of the CentreDelicious, rotating menus that cater to various dietary requirementsExercise and nutrition programsLifestyle and wellbeing programs Access to Allied Health Services including physiotherapy and podiatry Access to pastoral and chaplaincy services, if desired Onsite café and hair salonFully accredited aged care provider
Cosy and comfortable, our residential care home in Clare is called Carinya, an Aboriginal word meaning ‘happy, peaceful home’.
Carinya has been part of the Clare Valley for more than half a century. It was first established in 1954 by the local branch of the Country Women’s Association and became part of the Helping Hand family in 2002.
One of the things that makes Carinya so special is its proximity to the social, retail and cultural heart of the Clare Valley. Clare’s bustling main street with its shops, cafés, public library and places of heritage interest is just around the corner. It’s a great place to catch up with family and friends and stay connected to what’s happening in the community.
Carinya is supported by an active volunteer group and a dedicated team of volunteers who arrange activities such as craft, bingo, bowls, exercise therapy, men’s group activities and concerts and weekly bus excursions.
Residents are encouraged to personalise their room by bringing special items such as photos or a favourite chair or lamp. They can also bring a small collection of plants and care for them in the community garden or in their private patio area.
Carinya accommodates fifty residents, and features include:
single rooms with ensuite
on-site parking
library
unisex hair salon
gardens inspired by the local farming community with fruit trees, seasonal vegetables and herbs
beautifully appointed respite rooms with garden views
bird aviary
internet café
open plan communal lounge rooms
memory support accommodation offering specialised support and care.
As well, all of Helping Hand’s residential care homes provide:
shared garden spaces
tailored social and lifestyle activities
weekly church services
religious support for all denominations
inclusive environments for LGBTI+ older people, carers and staff
understanding of the specific aged care needs of people who identify as Forgotten Australians
a pet friendly environment
consistent and continuous care
respite care
spacious rooms you can personalise with your own belongings, plus up to date ensuite facilities
reverse cycle air conditioning in each resident’s room
room cleaning, laundry and linen services
provision for telephone, radio and personal computers
home style meals prepared on-site
selected allied health servicesa Tovertafel interactive projector that is designed for people living with dementia and encourages them to play, engage and connect