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ARQRV receives $139,000 to inform prospective clients of retirement villages
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- Date April 11, 2024
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Judy Mayfield, President of the Association of Residents of Queensland Retirement Villages (ARQRV), announced that her organization secured funding from the Queensland Government. The grant, totaling $139,000, enables ARQRV to offer crucial guidance to potential clients.
“Our primary goal is to educate prospective residents about the necessity of seeking legal counsel when dealing with retirement living or land lease contracts,” Judy emphasized.
Highlighting the importance of legal advice, Judy underscored potential oversights in contracts, such as responsibilities for maintenance and contents insurance. Ensuring prospective residents grasp these nuances is paramount.
ARQRV employs various outreach strategies to engage with residents effectively. This includes hosting regular Zoom meetings with residents’ committees and developing manuals to aid Village Managers in collaborating with residents’ committees. Through these efforts, ARQRV aims to empower residents with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions about retirement living.
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