Caring for Carers from Culturally and Linguistically Diverse Background
Carers from culturally diverse backgrounds will soon have access to a new Carers’ Service available through Multicultural Care in Sydney region.
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More than care – Mrs Ibolya (Bobby) Nagy
Anyone who meets Mrs Ibolya Nagy — or Bobby as she prefers to be called — is immediately struck by her bubbly, energetic personality.
Multicultural Care appointed as SBS Foundation Partner for 2017 – 2018
Aged and Disability Care service provider Multicultural Care received support from SBS Foundation in the form of airtime to help raise awareness of activities and work within the community.
Multicultural Care reflecting its objective of inclusiveness by extending its services to Veterans
From mid-November Multicultural Care will further expand into the aged care market and now offer Veterans’ Home Care (VHC) services reflecting its objective of inclusiveness and ensuring that care is provided to everyone.
70 locals gather to watch Multicultural Care unveil new brand
At a show stopping event on June 22nd 2017, Multicultural Aged Care Inc officially unveiled their new brand to eager locals, clients, staff and health care stakeholders.
Local multicultural people with a disability to get culturally-tailored care
Multicultural Aged Care Inc (MAC) has recently become a registered NDIS provider in an effort to fill the gap being left by the lack of culturally-tailored service provisions for local multicultural people with a disability.
Gardens offer bright new pathways for those with Intellectual Disability
[Sydney, NSW] – Not for profit aged care and NDIS provider, Multicultural Aged Care (MAC) is delighted to announce the roll out of an innovative Horticulture project that will provide people living with intellectual disability the opportunity to explore, and enjoy the many health and social benefits of gardening.
Multicultural aged care service signed up for new restorative care program
“We hope that with the places we have allocated up until 2018, we will be able to assist almost 100 people through a difficult time in their lives,” she said.
Help to understand home care assistance in your language
“Change can be particularly daunting for older people and further complicated by language or cultural barriers,” she said.
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