Excellent care, respite & independent living for older people. Dedicated to enhancing the wellbeing of people in our care.
You are welcome to visit – Please call us for a personalised tour of our facilities.
Snug residents have been busy as always with lots of activities, Zumba class and outings.
Pip from Bunnings visited for a craft session and we created some clay Christmas ornaments. Thank you to Bunnings for their donation to craft sessions each month.
We also popped into Shiploads to stock up on Christmas goodies – one month to Christmas today! 🎄
Please come along to the Kingborough Community Hub on the 24th November to the premiere of the Kingborough ‘More than Carers’ Film and then stay on for the mini expo where you can meet the Christian Homes HomeCare team.
Update your Check-in Tas app today to enable your Covid19 vaccination to show.
How to get your Covid vaccination certificate on your phone
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With Tasmanians soon having to show proof of being fully vaccinated against Covid to cross borders or attend some events, the Check in Tas app can now show whether or not you’ve had both jabs.
Do you know someone who is interested in working in the Aged Care sector? If so, they may be interested in completing a qualification to increase their skills and knowledge in the ageing, home and community sector.
In conjunction with Christian Homes Tasmania Inc., TasTAFE is offering this fantastic opportunity to get practical, hands-on experience in this growing industry.
This course is for anyone with a true desire to work with the elderly and is passionate to do this with compassion and at a high standard.
100 years of priceless moments, 10 decades of precious memories!
Happy 100th Birthday Mary 🎂🎁
Mary was so pleased to have received a congratulatory birthday card from the Queen.
You deserve it - let us look after transport so you don't have to.
Be socially active without the hassle,
Request a call back to find out more about our homecare, transport and personal assistance services: www.christianhomes.org.au/here-to-help/
Our Team can provide transportation, to social events,
appointments, and even shopping.
So you can spend more time with friends and family.
The Snug Primary School Kindergarten class hosted some residents from Hawthorn and Snug for a delicious morning tea and singing.
Thank you to this beautiful class for asking us to join you.
Today Hawthorn Village and Snug Village marked Remembrance day with services. 🌺
WHAT IS REMEMBRANCE DAY?
Remembrance Day marks the end of fighting on the Western Front on November 11, 1918.
At the time, the anniversary was known as Armistice Day, in reference to the formal agreement the German leaders signed to end the war.
The name was changed to Remembrance Day after World War II ended in 1945.
It has since become a day to remember the service and sacrifice of those who have died since World War I.
Flags are lowered to half-mast about 10:30am ahead of services and raised after the minute of silence.
Every year, one minute of silence is held at 11am (local time) on November 11.
The red poppy is the traditional emblem of Remembrance Day: A single flower can be worn or laid at a memorial in tribute.
On Tuesday our Snug Village residents enjoyed a cultural awareness afternoon organised by our Nepalese staff in conjunction with our L&L team.
Staff came in on their day off to be involved in the festivities, many dressed in colourful traditional Sari’s. Residents, visitors and staff enjoyed music and dance with steamed dumplings for afternoon tea.
We are lucky to have such a diverse range of talented staff here at CHT.