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The team put together a fantastic sausage sizzle and made use of the brand-new BBQs.
WMQ teamed up with the Ultraviolet Expressions Program to co-facilitate a mindfulness and mental well-being tent at this year’s Gold Coast Pride.
Wesley Mission Queensland has introduced new initiatives to encourage and support First Nations people into a career in the health sector.
Wesley Mission Queensland’s Logan Youth Foyer recently hosted the launch of a new report on youth homelessness, Under One Roof, which highlights the impact that youth foyers can have in changing outcomes for young people who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness.
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Stan has had a major impact on the people who access this service, but he says he gets just as much out of it as he gives.
As part of our commitment to education and awareness in palliative care, staff from WMQ's Hopewell House and Hummingbird House palliative care services created a series of videos aimed at normalising conversations about death and dying.
To mark National Palliative Care Week we have asked some of our staff 'What does palliative care mean to you?'.
Wesley Mission Queensland acknowledges the exceptional service of Dr Ian Airey OAM as the Chairman of the Wesley Mission Queensland Church Council and thanks his 20 years of dedication.
Staff pulled out all the stops to ensure one resident in particular would not miss his first Anzac Day service.
Understand the key difference so you can determine which care option you are eligible for.
WMQ is a separate entity and organisation to Wesley Mission (Sydney).
The ORCA Project team has created two Acknowledgement of Country videos as part of WMQ's commitment to Reconciliation and support of our First Nations brothers, sisters and Elders. We invite you to use these videos.
More than 150 current and future residents enjoyed an evening of good food, good music and most of all good company.
If you have been referred to an assessment by My Aged Care, you will be visited by either the ACAT or the RAS team. Learn how these teams determine the level of care and support you require as you navigate the aged care system.
What is required to best prepare, and what you can expect from retirement living.
Residents and staff had a blast with happy hour, food and dancing.
A collaboration between disability services provider Wesley Mission Queensland, government and the property industry has resulted in six brand new homes for people living with high care needs.
For children with complex physical needs, everyday activities that most of us take for granted can be incredibly challenging. Hydrotherapy can provide a much-needed break from the daily struggles they face.