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The latest There To Care Awards recipients have been announced! The awards, which focus on celebrating our values of excellence, respect, compassion and community, help us to celebrate the amazing work our people do every day.
Helping Hand recognises the impactful care and dedicated support Clinical Nurse Andrea consistently exemplifies, which has led to her There to Care Award. Not only is Andrea respected for her exceptional care but her mission to form meaningful connections with residents and their families.
“The most important job is to foster connections and build a trusting relationship, that is what truly underpins everything that I do. It helps me to liaise with staff, families and residents.”
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Upholding the values of compassion, respect and excellence, as well as providing unwavering support to residents and the team has led to Thivorn being recognised in our There to Care Awards.
Though Thivorn is new to aged care, having previously worked as an optician in Cambodia, a fruit picker, and at a plant nursery, he says this is his most cherished role.
“Out of all the jobs I’ve done, being a carer is my favourite. I am so happy where I am right now,” he says.
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Connections and care mean the most to Zahra. Leading with compassion, respect and excellence, Clinical Nurse Zahra has been deservedly recognised in the recent There to Care Awards.
Whether is it supporting staff during challenging shifts, overseeing students, offering guidance or ensuring residents receive the highest standard of care, Zahra does it all with a positive attitude and genuine kindness.
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Warm smiles and heartfelt welcomes from Jodie. Helping Hand commends Learning and Capability Consultant Jodie in the There to Care Awards, for her dedication to learning and development, and welcoming the newest members of staff to the organisation.
Jodie consistently demonstrates a passion for teaching the history, mission and strategy of Helping Hand.
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The There to Care Awards recognises Hotel Services Site Manager, Rita, for compassionately managing the department, assisting families and organising events with warmth, care, and professionalism.
Rita has been a longstanding cornerstone of the organisation for 28 years, working in the kitchen, catering, housekeeping, supervising and also working in hotel services, throughout her career.
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Helping Hand extends its congratulations to Enrolled Nurse Dianne for being recognised in the There to Care Awards, celebrating her exceptional dedication, compassion and professionalism.
Caring comes naturally for Dianne, who became a carer at the age of 23. She then pursued nursing in a rehabilitation hospital before starting at Helping Hand Ingle Farm 11 years ago.
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Kate is the heart of home care. Living the mission to provide person-centred care every day, Care Partner Kate has deservedly been recognised in the There to Care Awards.
As a vital member of the Customer Journey Team, Kate, who has been with Helping Hand for four years, spends her days engaging with clients for in-home support and onboarding.
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Three hats, one heart for Kiwi. With an enthusiasm and dedication that shines through no matter her role, Administrative Assistant, Care Worker and Lifestyle Assistant, Kiwi has been recognised in the There to Care Awards.
Kiwi demonstrates remarkable versatility; one day she is providing essential support in her admin duties, the next she is working in the Memory Support Unit, and on others, she is helping residents stay motivated and engaged through social activities.
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Laughter is the best medicine for Melissa. Congratulations to compassionate Care Worker Melissa for being recognised in the There to Care Awards.
Melissa, who has been working in aged care for seven years, says the most rewarding aspect of her role is giving residents purpose, sprinkled with a few laughs along the way.
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Congratulations to Clinical Nurse, Resident Assessment and Documentation (CN-RAD) Sapana for demonstrating the values of compassion, respect and excellence in everything she does, which has led to her recognition in the There to Care Awards.
Sapana consistently goes above and beyond, playing a vital part in ensuring that new admissions are handled smoothly and with empathy. Her ability to communicate compassionately with families during what can often be an emotional and stressful time is truly commendable.
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The latest There To Care Awards recipients have been announced! The awards, which focus on celebrating our values of excellence, respect, compassion and community, help us to celebrate the amazing work our people do every day.
Helping Hand recognises Customer Service Officer, Kaye for consistently demonstrating
unwavering dedication to the needs of residents at Copperhouse Court in Whyalla.
Kaye joined Helping Hand almost three years ago, bringing with her a wealth of administrative experience from various industries. However, transitioning to aged care was truly a career highlight, inspired by her late grandparents.
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Helping Hand honours Lifestyle Coordinator Rob for his dedicated mentorship of new staff,
his passion for enhancing residents’ lives, and his constant display of thoughtfulness and
generosity.
While the weekly bacon and eggs breakfast certainly brings smiles, Rob truly makes everyday fun and entertaining thanks to his background in the arts, performing, and running a clown business many years ago.
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Helping Hand congratulates Exercise Physiologist, Erin, on her recent There to Care Award that recognises her compassion and excellence in care.
With nearly a decade of experience in her field, Erin made the transition into aged care five years ago and has never looked back.
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Upholding the values of Helping Hand every day, dedicated and compassionate Care Worker, Adriana, is recognised in the There to Care Awards for providing excellence in care.
Since joining Helping Hand 18 months ago, Adriana has poured her heart into the role which she says goes far beyond just caring for residents’ daily needs. It’s also the empathy and emotional support she provides and beautiful connections she builds that gives her job purpose.
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The There to Care Awards honours Helping Hand Care Worker, Brenda, who demonstrates compassion in her daily work.
After years dedicated to raising children and working as a cook for a local footy club, Brenda finally focussed on pursuing a long-held passion that began in her teens – care work. In doing so, she has found her true calling.
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Helping Hand congratulates Care Worker Jyoti for her genuine care, true kindness and the
constant comfort she displays in her role.
Jyoti joined Helping Hand four years ago, having moved from India in 2018. She has wholeheartedly dedicated herself to the organisation; first serving as a Hotel Services Assistant for almost three years, and now works as a Care Worker at Golden Grove and a Chef at Lightsview.
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Helping Hand recognises Care Services Manager Cathy for her commitment and ability to lead by example every day.
As a Care Services Manager, Cathy oversees the day-to-day activities and quality of Copperhouse Court in Whyalla, as well as combining those key duties with her skills as an Enrolled Nurse (EN) and Registered Nurse (RN).
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For the second time this year, Care Worker Bishal has been recognised in the There to Care Quarterly Awards, this time for his efficiency, compassion and gentle demeanour making residents, and their families, feel valued and respected.
This nomination was put forward by a resident’s family member, who has witnessed firsthand Bishal’s commitment to his work.
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As a hardworking Enrolled Nurse who consistently puts residents’ needs first, Simardeep is recognised for her dedication to her role in the There to Care Awards.
Growing up in India, Simardeep held onto a childhood dream to be a nurse, however ended up studying accounting. When she moved to Australia in 2019, she was able to chase her ambition and is now proudly living her dream career, here at Helping Hand.
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The latest There To Care Awards recipients have been announced! The awards, which focus on celebrating our values of excellence, respect, compassion and community, help us to celebrate the amazing work our people do every day.
With unwavering professionalism and heartfelt compassion, Helen goes above and beyond every day to care for residents at Golden Grove, which makes her a very deserving quarter two There to Care Award recipient.
For the past 15 months that Helen has been part of the Helping Hand family, she has consistently supported colleagues and radiated positivity to everyone she meets, showing a genuine passion for her role.
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Beyond providing excellent resident care, Debbie, who has been at Helping Hand for eight years, is deeply committed to guiding and empowering new carers and students on placement to fulfill their potential. She is also a worthy recipient of a There to Care Award.
“The students are our future; it is vital they are taught properly in these early stages. I learnt so many tricks of the trade throughout my career and now I can pass on that knowledge because one day they may be looking after me,” she says.
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Helping Hand congratulates Amy, Graphic Designer and Social Media Coordinator in the Marketing team, on being recognised as a There to Care Award recipient.
For the past 19 years, Amy has brought creativity, dedication, and purpose to her work. Her role is a dynamic mix of designing materials for print and digital platforms, managing social media content, and contributing to a wide range of projects that tell the stories of residents, clients, and staff in a respectful and meaningful way.
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Helping Hand congratulates enrolled nurse Jim on being a There to Care recipient for his
constant delivery of high-quality care.
For the past 19 years, Jim has dedicated himself to the residents of Helping Hand, especially the Memory Support Unit. He comes to work each day committed to ensuring they live their best lives and creates many cherished memories.
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Helping Hand extends its congratulations to My Care Coordinator Team Leader Trish, who has been recognised as a There to Care award recipient. This accolade celebrates Trish’s consistent demonstration of the organisation’s values – Compassion, Respect, Excellence and Community.
Trish started at Helping Hand two and a half years ago as a coordinator, visiting clients in their homes to ensure they have the support needed to live independently for longer.
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Helping Hand commends Nicole, a compassionate Admissions Consultant, on her There to Care Award that recognises her support provided to clients.
In her role, Nicole works with new residents and families through what can be an emotional and overwhelming transition into aged care.
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Our inaugural There To Care Awards recipients have been announced! The awards, which focus on celebrating our values of excellence, respect, compassion and community, help us to celebrate the amazing work our people do every day.
Matthew has been awarded the Quarterly There to Care Award for the compassion he brings to every part of his role.
Since joining Helping Hand less than a year ago, Matthew has made a strong impression—not only for his professionalism, but for the care and respect he shows to both clients and colleagues.
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Jocelyn has been recognised with the Quarterly There to Care Award for the outstanding
compassion and care she brings to her role every day.
Jocelyn’s journey into aged care wasn’t something she planned. Originally from the Philippines, she worked as a catering and wedding coordinator before moving to Adelaide in 2015. After starting a family, she made the decision to retrain, completing an 18-week online aged care course while caring for her young son.
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Sonia has been recognised with the Quarterly There to Care Award for her everyday excellence and the compassionate way she supports and connects with residents.
Since joining Helping Hand in 2019, Sonia has brought warmth, kindness, and a genuine desire to make a difference in the lives of those she cares for. Whether she’s learning sign language to communicate with a resident who is hard of hearing or picking up Italian phrases to help others feel more at home, Sonia goes above and beyond to ensure everyone feels seen and valued.
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Miki has been awarded the Quarterly There to Care Award for the strength of community he brings to his role and the meaningful connections he builds with residents.
Originally from India, Miki moved to Australia in 2019 in search of new opportunities. Wanting a career that offered more purpose and the chance to give back, he found his calling in aged care.
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