In a remarkable display of Community Service, Ben Healy has been recognised with the distinguished Masonic Care WA/Freemasons WA Community Service and Volunteering Award at the 2023 7NEWS Western Australian Young Achiever Awards. Ben was acknowledged for his significant work as founder of Give Write, which recycles, repackages, and redistributes new and gently used school
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A connection at the WA Young Achiever Awards has led to a partnership between Masonic Foundation and ThrivED, now known as Elucidate. The Foundation has generously funded the publication of Elucidate’s grassroots mathematics textbook, “Maths Methods Unit 3”, tailored specifically for Western Australian Year 12 students. The Elucidate team celebrated the release of “Maths Methods
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(Image): Vickie & John Falcetta When Vickie & John Falcetta realised that the house they lived in was too much to maintain and was far too big for their current needs they tossed up the financial and lifestyle benefits they would gain by downsizing their home. They set about researching the suburbs near where they
Join Masonic Care WA in celebrating a landmark moment as we break ground on the Middle Swan Aged Care Campus, a $200m development project. Inaugurated by Hon. Michelle Roberts MLA, the first stage features a 124-bed state-of-the-art facility specializing in dementia care. With an initial investment of $45m, this project aims to create hundreds of jobs and provide much-needed aged care and housing solutions for Western Australia.
Discover how Masonic Care WA is revolutionizing aged care in Middle Swan with its new 124-bed facility, specially designed for dementia care. This landmark project, the largest in MCWA’s history, is soon set to expand into retirement and rental housing.
(Image L-R): John Castrilli, Gwen Burgoyne, Alan Castle, Marie-Louise MacDonald, Anne Cunningham, Bert Norwell, Peter Kirwan. “Villages play a fantastic role in our lives – the village becomes your home where you feel comfortable, supported and form lasting friendships.” These words, spoken by former Bunbury Lord Mayor John Castrilli at Masonic Care WA’s (MCWA) recent
(Image L-R): Forest Lakes Village social committee members Beryl Forrester, Lyn Farrell and Marlene Stevens. Masonic Care WA Forest Lakes Village commenced construction in 2002, with the first three independent living units becoming occupied in January 2003. Today the village comprises 121 independent living units with 175 residents. The village is predominately made up of
When looking for a retirement village, people often consider the many benefits that come from living in a community of like-minded peers. At Masonic Care WA’s Halls Head Retirement Village near Mandurah, many residents feel they have arrived at their own little piece of heaven.
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