Peninsula Villages received a 2017 ClubGRANTS from Ettalong Diggers and Woy Woy Leagues, which has funded the recent purchase of a tilt recliner chair for use by residents and respite clients at the Village.

An audit team from the Australian Aged Care Quality Agency visited Peninsula Villages this March for re-accreditation purposes, surveying and reporting on resident experiences.

Like so many other great love stories this one features love, loss, laughter and of course good old fashioned romance, but what is special about this tale, is how these two Peninsula Villages’ residents came to fall back in love after almost 70 years apart.

Over the last year, Peninsula Villages has partnered with NDIS employment specialist, breakthru, to help develop career skills and goals for young adults with disabilities.

Participating in the creative arts can have a profound impact on an individual’s overall wellbeing and quality of life and now Peninsula Villages is engaging its residents and locals aged over 65 in an exciting new Creative Arts Experience.