Staff & volunteers - Enliven Central

Enliven accredited to run Competency Assessment Programme

Positive aging service Enliven Central is now accredited by the Nursing Council of New Zealand to run a Competency Assessment

Kōwhainui Home residents are spoilt for choice with their recently-opened shop which stocks many convenient items which they can purchase

Wayne Carter has spent his life truck driving and farming in various locations around the North Island. So when he

Huntleigh Home clinical coordinator Caroline Vincent enjoys working in a place that meets her values and supports her learning.Caroline joined

Priyanka Chettri, Longview Home’s clinical coordinator, received a Tawa Rotary ‘Pride of Work’ award recently for making a difference for

During her years managing Enliven’s Cashmere Home and Cashmere Heights Home Karen Rhind says the one of the most enjoyable

For six years Susie Gardiner has cooked for the residents at Enliven’s Levin War Veterans Home, and she credits her

A welcome service for new residents has been created by chaplain Ann Jennison and the recreation team at Kōwhainui Home

Fostering the artistic talents of Huntleigh Home residents across the board comes easily to recreation officer Phillippa Nonoa. Phillippa initially

Kandahar Retirement Village’s new village coordinator Sharon Brown has loved the welcoming atmosphere she’s found since starting her role. Sharon