Villages offer vaccine hub for aged care workers
Umina Beach-based aged care organisation, Peninsula Villages, has made its facility available as a hub to deliver COVID-19 vaccines to Central Coast aged care workers. The vaccination hub, due to…
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Peninsula Villages celebrates its volunteers
Local retirement village, Peninsula Villages, has celebrated the work of its volunteers at a luncheon held at Ettalong Diggers last week. Members of the Board, outgoing and incoming CEOs, and…
Beds go from beach to Beirut
Seventy hospital beds have made the trip from the Beach to Beirut this month in a joint partnership with the Rotary Club of Umina Beach and Peninsula Villages. The surplus…
Scouts pay tribute to Bob Seal
Peninsula Villages resident Robert ‘Bob’ Seal was recognised for his dedication to community service at a local district Founders’ Day celebration on February 21. Seal was escorted by youth members…
Peninsula Villages reduces carbon footprint and water consumption
Not-for-profit aged care provider, Peninsula Villages, is determined to reduce its carbon footprint with the recent installation of solar panels and grey water storage tanks. The Villages’ Umina site, Springwood…
Livewire Biddy turns 104
Peninsula Villages resident, Beatrice ‘Biddy’ Abrahams, celebrated her 104th birthday at the Village on February 24. Biddy is the eldest member of the resident community, closely followed by a further…
Three more join the 100 Club
An aged care provider at Umina Beach has welcomed a new trio of centenarians to its 100 club. Peninsula Villages residents Doris Wills, Hazel Draper and Allen Badman joined the…
New chapter for published author
Published author and world traveller, Helen Ross, has become the newest resident at Peninsula Villages in Umina Beach. The 99-year old originally grew up in Scotland and moved to Australia…