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Read the latest media releases and news on Wesley Mission Queensland, our clients and our community.
Australia's native ingredients are not only healthy but also offer a diverse flavour and a taste of the country.
Watch the official opening to the community and for the new residents who will now call Rosemount home.
The Government-funded Aged Care Volunteer Visitor Scheme (ACVVS) is available in WMQ's aged care communities.
Recognizing the amazing job our palliative care and hospice staff do! Yes, there is sadness and fear, but there is also love, joy and moments of profound connection.
For residents like Tania and her 96-year-old mum Terry, the move represents a bittersweet new chapter.
Some of our special residents include Mavis, from St Marks aged care community, who's 99 this year and served in the Air Force.
The Queensland Training Awards recognises individuals and organisations in vocational education and training (VET) programs.
Chloe, now 21 years old, shares her struggles with mental health as a child and simple tips for parents on how to really listen.
50% of all adult mental health conditions start before the age of 14. You can help them by simply listening. 'Just Listen' is more than a campaign - it's a call to action.
Initiatives like the ORCA Project can provide young adults living with disabilities with the training and work experience they require to help find a job and achieve their goals.
Don Brady's journey in activism and departure from the Methodist church is told in the new book. Pre-order today for the second print.
Hear from our amazing clients, residents and staff about why we celebrate women every day.
With the success of Logan Youth Foyer, eight new Youth Foyers in Cairns, Hervey Bay, and Moreton Bay aim to address the urgent needs of young people who are at risk of or currently experiencing homelessness.
How staff and residents, many living with disabilities, endured a difficult night without power.
The demand for support was the highest Wesley Mission Queensland has ever seen.
The team from QLD's only children's hospice was awarded for its commitment to excellence and compassion in palliative care.
More than 100 current and future residents came together, cracking bad jokes and bon-bons and embracing the festive spirit.
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.
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.