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Abound Communities is currently reviewing and updating our processes around waitlists and admissions, and we appreciate your patience as we work through this.   We will no longer be opening the waitlist for callers on the first working day of the year. As you may know, this is the way we were previously accepting entries to our waitlist.   As a result, we will not be opening the Rushall Park waitlist on 2 January 2024 and the waitlist ...

Abound Communities is pleased to present its 2023 financial statement

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From what started as a request for a tech support volunteer by one of our Currie Park residents, has now turned into a partnership opportunity as Community Learning Euroa extends its ‘Digital Literacy and Digital Skills’ Programs. The first session took place on 7 September 2023 at 10:30am, with volunteers ready to support residents with your tech needs at the Community Hall in Currie Park.  ‘Be Connected’ is one of the ...

The dramatic changes to the double bedrooms in Currie Wing at Liscombe House are nearing completion, with an expected opening date later this month. The new rooms are all singles with their own ensuites and are bright and fresh with modern tiled bathrooms. The works have gone smoothly so far, despite a few days of earth-shaking concrete cutting and grinding, and every effort has been made to minimize the impacts to residents and staff. Stage 2 ...

On Saturday 14 October, Australians will be asked to vote in a referendum on recognising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the Constitution through the Voice. The referendum is a response from the Commonwealth Government to the Uluru Statement from the Heart, which can be found here: https://ulurustatement.org/the-statement/. The Statement asks Australians to support initiatives that will enable First Nations to make ...

Spring into gardening! ‘I’ll just pull out that one” is a phrase that is usually muttered at the beginning of an unplanned weeding frenzy that grips many home gardeners. They spy one weed, then another, and another and before they know it they’re repeatedly pulling, twisting, turning, yanking, heaving, dragging, ripping, tossing, flinging, and hauling plant material all over the place. Despite these repetitive movements causing them ...