Twelve-year-old Josie and her younger sister Tia are helping to make washable cloth hats for staff at Enliven homes to wear in the kitchens.
Colourful kitchen hats for Enliven staff
Category: Staff & volunteers
Volunteer Callum likes making people smile
The 11-year-old started volunteering at the home in July as part of the William Pike Challenge – which requires students to do 20 hours’ community work.
Chalmers Home manager Jenny dedicated to elder care
Jenny Darby has worked towards some fantastic achievements in less than a year as manager of Enliven’s Chalmers Home.
Familiar face promoting Enliven’s Kandahar Retirement Village
Nell Tawera MacDonald may be familiar to many people in Wairarapa.She has spent the past 20 years selling real estate
Finding a family at work
Service worker Chrissy Whelan says Brightwater Home has provided that family environment that she was missing so much.
A love of sharing creativity and passion
A good sense of humour, flexibility and passion are key to Linda’s role.
Passion for nursing found at Kandahar Home
Nikki has now worked for more than five years at Kandahar Home, most recently in its hospital area.
Huntleigh Home and Apartments excited to welcome back Nurse Anna
The new manager at Enliven’s Huntleigh Home and Apartments is familiar with the home and many of the staff. Anna
Nurse Vicki enjoys family atmosphere at Reevedon Home
Enrolled nurse Vicki Close has worked between Enliven’s two Levin homes for almost 18 years and wouldn’t have it any other way.
“We’re our own little family at Reevedon Home,” she notes. “It’s all of our responsibility to look after the people and the place.”
Longview Home residents interview new manager
When Longview Home’s new manager Noelette Matthews was interviewed for her role there were some important additions to the panel.
Longview Home residents Jacqueline Brooky and former All Black Bruce Watt were involved in the later stage of the interview process to ensure Noelette would be a good fit for the Tawa home.