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.

Move over fidget spinners, twiddle muffs are the latest craze at Peninsula Villages after a generous donation of 50 tactile woollen hand muffs from the Forresters Beach craft group earlier this year.

Peninsula Villages is pleased to announce that it has received approval of its Development Application for the development of a new 120 bed ageing in place facility at 85 Pozieres Avenue, Umina.

Local not-for-profit aged care provider Peninsula Villages is seeking committed and caring local community members to volunteer at its high care facility, Jack Aldous House in Umina.

On the back of taking out Employer of Choice award at the 2017 Peninsula Chamber of Commerce Business Awards, Peninsula Villages is this month celebrating a combined 130 years of staff service milestones.