We work with some true dream makers at Feros Care.
From community and residential care workers, allied health professionals, to business and operations staff, our people bring to the table a wealth of knowledge and skill – and, above all, stories! Read them below.
Cane farmer brings guitar-playing pastor to Feros Care Residential Village
Feros Village Wommin Bay resident Rod has had a great life before moving into the facility - but the only thing he missed at his new home was his guitar-playing, tattoo-enthusiast pastor. So he asked him to visit the village every week!
Today, many seniors own smartphones or tablets, and the apps they use have plenty of benefits: from helping to maintain social connections to tracking health and wellness, sharpening the mind, and providing entertainment. We have compiled the best apps for seniors!
Sport is key to the lives of many Australians, and there’s a shift towards making it more inclusive – but what does true accessibility really mean for people with a disability wanting to get on the field, or the court?
Feros Care game changers spearhead historic moment for Aussie athletes
Feros Care Local Area Coordinator Nicole Hoey made history at the outrigger World Sprint Championships in London earlier this year by flying Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander flags next to the Australian flag.
How to help an ageing parent who doesn’t want help
Many seniors initially refuse outside help, even when it’s clear they need it, because they’re afraid of losing their independence. Here are six tips to help you convince your parent or loved one to accept help that will improve their quality of life.
Caring for someone can leave you feeling depleted, exhausted, and rather isolated – it is hard work. However, you need to take care of your mental health, and I have the answer for you.
Stress management for carers - How to avoid carer burnout
Whether you’re just helping out at home every once in a while or whether you are a full time carer, stress management can be challenging sometimes. Make sure you take time out to look after yourself in order to reduce the negative effects of stress.
Have you started noticing some changes in your parent’s behaviour, wellbeing or ability to care for themselves? Here are five telltale signs they might need assistance.
Feros Care is one step closer to an inclusive workforce
Helping people with disability find meaningful employment is an important step in building an inclusive and empowered workforce, and one that we at Feros Care are proud to have taken.
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