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Community Visitors Scheme - Community Care (NESB)
The Community Visitors Scheme (CVS) is a federal funded program established to promote links beween people living in an aged care home and the wider community. The scheme aims to enrich the quality of life of residents in aged care homes who may be socially isolated or lonely.
9 Frederick St
Suburb: LAUNCESTON
State: TAS
Postcode: 7250
(03) 6334 0990
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Community Visitors Scheme - Red Cross
TAS, Australia
This Commonwealth Government initiative is also available through Community Care ( NESB) depending on the aged care facility. This scheme encourages volunteers to brighten up the day of a person living in an aged care facility. Volunteers are matched with an individual based on shared interests and experiences.
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Australian Red Cross volunteers befriend a resident of an aged care home to increase the person's social contact and their participation in community activities. The Community Visitors Scheme is a federally funded initiative.
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Nollamara
Hello I'm a homeless man I'm unwell and I've been trying so hard to find accommodation it's hard being being unwell and homeless on the streets.Every morning I open my eyes I'm so thankful anther day I can spend with my daughter. i get so scared falling asleep not just because it's cold weather I don't know if It will be My last
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Munno Para, Australia
Hi i'm a 34 year old pensioner with a disability I have recently been a victim of family violence. I have 3 children. My 10yo lizard was fed to my dogs as well as all my food in the cupboard, my front door was kicked in so currently has no door knob and can't be locked, my daughter was terrorizes where he stood in her room with a knife and all our clothing and most bedding was cut up. I have spoken to centrelink who cannot help me because the perpetrators address wasn't mine, I have tried welfare agencies who for the past 3 days have been full by the time I get through on the phone and no one seems to be concerned or worried about the after effects. If anyone can please help please let me know.
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