The Lilliane Brady Village staff were treated to a delicious afternoon tea on Friday in acknowledgement of Aged Care Employee Day 2021. An initiative of Leading Age Services Australia, the annual day recognises each and every team member involved in caring for the 13 million older Australians receiving home care or residential care services. This included nurses, care workers, allied health professionals, hospitality teams, drivers, cleaners, volunteers, activities coordinators, administration staff and many, many others. LBV director of nursing, Helen Spyt said she values and appreciates the contributions of each member of the LBV team.
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Local sport is set to return
With NSW hitting the 80 per cent vac-cination rate this week, it paves the way for community sport to recommence. As per the new rules around exercise and recreation, community sports are permitted in compliance with the Public Health Oder and gathering limits. Sport can be resumed for fully vaccinated […]
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Added comfort for patients
Ongoing fundraising efforts by the Cobar Hospital Auxiliary committee has resulted in the purchase of a mobile pressure relief chair for the Cobar Health Service. The chair will offer patients with reduced mobility some extra comfort. Pictured are hospital auxiliary members Barbara Bartlett, Phyllis Budd (seated,testing out the new chair) […]
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Juniors display good form
Charlie Nicholson, after hitting an on side slog at last Tuesday’s junior cricket game at Ward Oval, looks to be a chip off the old block, and may have inherited his good batting form from his dad, Matthew Nicholson, who has scored many a run for the Nymagee and Cobar […]