Retirement Living — Understanding Your Options
Within our Village communities, we believe it’s important for every retiree to stay informed about the different retirement living options available to them. Whether you’re
Insights
Tips to Help Seniors Recognise and Avoid Scams
According to the latest statistics from Scamwatch, Australians aged 65 and over have experienced the highest financial losses from scams each year since 2020. With
Reducing Dementia Risk: Lifestyle Choices and Brain-Boosting Activities
As you age, the risk of dementia becomes a growing concern for many. However, there are a range of lifestyle choices you can make today
Wellness Programs in Your Retirement Village: Enhancing Your Health and Happiness
Maintaining your health and happiness as you age isn’t just about staying physically active; it also hinges on nurturing your mental, social, and emotional well-being.
Healthy Eating Habits for Optimal Aging: Nutrition Tips for Seniors
As we age, our dietary needs and priorities evolve. That is why, for seniors, maintaining good health and well-being hinges significantly on the food choices
Charitable affair – Elvee proves there is more to volunteering that sausage sizzles and bake sales
Although Elvee moved to The Village on The Downs in October 2015, her volunteering venture started far before then – 30 years ago when she
Move on in – Why moving back from across the ditch was a great decision
Relocating overseas is a huge decision– and even more so as a widow – but after living in New Zealand for 37 years, Gweneth Pilling
Village Living magazine – Edition 2
The Village Retirement Group is pleased to present Village Living – Edition 2. If you would like a copy of the magazine mailed to you,
Metallurgical Engineer to Institution Founder and Mining Industry Innovator – Don McKee
“I was always going to be an engineer, I knew that,” says Yeronga resident Don McKee, former metallurgical engineer and institution founder. But perhaps his
What to Look for in a Retirement Home
There are several reasons seniors might choose to move into a retirement home. Some crave a sense of community, while others want to downsize. In
