Establishing professional boundaries is crucial. In this article, we explore how clear communication and delegation can ease the pressure on village managers.
Robert Fitzgerald AM, Age Discrimination Commissioner at the Australian Human Rights Commission, has released new research ‘Shaping Perceptions: How Australian Media Reports on Ageing’.
Dementia Australia’s Cuppa Time for Dementia is back this October. With 421,000 Australians living with Dementia, this presents a great opportunity to raise awareness in retirement villages.
Australia’s severe weather season spans October to April, bringing storms, cyclones, and heatwaves. Learn how retirement village managers can proactively prepare to ensure resident safety and well-being.
Discover how this Community Centre fosters intergenerational connections, with primary school students and residents exploring augmented reality games, creating a vibrant and engaging community for all ages.
DCM Institute’s networking events continued in Perth and Adelaide recently, empowering Village Professionals to collaborate and share experiences in the retirement living sector.
After more than a decade out of the sector Andrew Matthews is back at the largest full continuum of care village in Australia for Ryman Healthcare.
Formed in 2022 as a joint venture between the Retirement Village Association of New Zealand and DCM Institute, the Te Ara Institute welcomed its first group of learners into the exclusive ‘500 Club’ at their industry’s night of nights.
Scammers are increasingly targeting older Australians, but speaking up can be a powerful defence. We reflect on how creating a supportive environment can protect residents.
Professional development is no longer just about acquiring knowledge and skills—it’s about building relationships with networking very much a cornerstone of career growth.
After more than 30-years in the banking sector, taking on the role of Resort Manager with GemLife is an opportunity too good to pass up for Suzette.
The power of intergenerational relationships has been demonstrated to provide a mental and physical benefit to older people and the children.