Read the latest news on Wesley Mission Queensland, our clients and our community.
Discover the path to smart indulgence, fresh choices and healthful celebrations tailored for seniors.
The important role the arts can play in facilitating discussion about current issues has brought together a group of artists to respond to climate change.
A list of tips and strategies to help you, or your loved one, maximise the benefits of your Home Care Package (HCP)
Explore what disability housing is and delve into the key factors to consider when seeking the perfect home.
A thorough preparation for your ACAT assessment allows you to present a comprehensive and accurate overview of your needs, helping the ACAT team in making an informed decision.
An ACAT assessment plays a crucial role in determining the appropriate level of government funding and subsidies for aged care services available to you.
If you have been referred to an assessment by My Aged Care, you will be visited by either the ACAT or the RAS team. Learn how these teams determine the level of care and support you require as you navigate the aged care system.
During an ACAT assessment the assessor will ask a series of questions. Here we cover the types of questions that will be asked, to help you prepare.
A simple summary of the ACAT assessment (Aged Care Assessment Team) process and how to schedule an assessment.
With more than 3.7 million Australian households experiencing food insecurity and more than 60% of households reliant on Jobseeker payment , Wesley Mission Queensland (WMQ) has set out to distribute more than 3,000 Red Bags for food relief leading up to Christmas.
Through our work, we continue our long-standing commitment to enhancing opportunities for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People and celebrating diversity and we remain committed to supporting the full implementation of the Uluru Statement from the Heart.
Thanks to Grumpy's unwavering dedication, Hummingbird House can now allocate essential resources to enhance its nursing services, benefiting children and families as Queensland’s only children’s hospice.
Opinion pieced by Bek Beechey, Clinical Nurse - Care Coordination at Hopewell Hospice.
This week, Hummingbird House celebrates its 7th birthday. As Queensland’s only children’s hospice there is much to celebrate about what Hummingbird House has been able to achieve for the children and families it supports.
Wesley Mission Queensland (WMQ) is currently one of less than 20 organisations in Australia to receive the recognition.
Our Ageing Well team shares practical tips to help you find the balance between fun and safety.
Support Hummingbird House children and families by purchasing a $2 donation card at Coles checkout. These cards have been designed by four very special families in memory of their children.
From craft clubs and a men's shed to a day trip to Shorncliffe Pier, our respite care centres offer fun options for all tastes. Take a peek!
Pam shares her heartfelt experiences, highlighting the remarkable care and support she has received from the staff and volunteers at Hopewell Hospice.
On Aged Care Employee Day, our residents share their thoughts on what their carers mean to them. Thank you to all WMQ aged care workers!