Imprint Care

24/02/2022

📢 RESTRICTIONS ARE EASING

From 6pm, 4 March 2022 👇

😷 Masks will no longer be required indoors, except in healthcare settings, residential aged care, disability accommodation, prisons, public transport, airports and on planes.
🏠 There will be no limit on the number of household visitors.
💒 There will be no limit on the number of people at businesses or venues.

Wearing a mask, washing your hands and social distancing are all proven, effective ways to protect yourself and others.

While many restrictions are easing as the wave of COVID-19 slows in Queensland, we still encourage you to protect yourself and others by wearing a mask where you see fit.

18/11/2021

Don forget the Car Boot Sale on Saturday 20th November from 9am to 12pm!
There will be a variety of goods to have a look at. From handmade bags to honey to plants to toys.
Come and down and have a look, we look forward to seeing you!

11/11/2021

Epilepsy Action relies on people living with epilepsy to let us know what services are most needed. By becoming a member of our Service Advisory Register you can have real input into making sure our services are designed and delivered with the person with epilepsy at the forefront.

08/11/2021

Imprint Care is hosting a Car Boot Sale next door to the Townsville Office at 719 Ross River Road, Kirwan 4817.
The sale will be held on 20th November from 9am to 12am (Stalls must be set up by 8:30am and must bring their own tables/gazebo).
With only 12 spaces available, get in quick and email erinedwards@imprintcare.com.au or call 4799 6072 to book.
Please come and have a look at the local wears and produce!

04/11/2021

Introducing one of Imprint Care Support Workers from the Ingham and Cardwell area, Michaeline!

Michaeline has been with Imprint Care for almost two years and loves that she is constantly meeting new people of different cultures, ages, disabilities and personalities.

Michaeline's favorite colour is green and her hobbies including things like fishing, camping, gardening and going to the movies. In fact, Michaeline doesn't have a favorite movie but her go to genres include drama and Disney.

Michaeline's favourite type of animal are dogs and has a husky that she is yet to show the office staff a picture of!

Michaeline enjoys working with Imprint Care because the clients and her fellow co workers are treated with respect and management are always ready to help with any issues or answer any questions to the best of their abilities.

01/11/2021

November is International Epilepsy Awareness Month and we want to share just how prevalent this condition is in our community and across the globe.

We are so grateful to all those who have been champions of raising awareness of epilepsy all year round - you truly are making a difference. 💜

For more information on epilepsy visit: https://bit.ly/EpilepsyExplained

26/10/2021

The A List is launching on the 30th October 2021!

A national online platform, The A List will help young people and their families access ‘autism-friendly’ social and group activities.

The platform provides young people with the ability to search for and book activities from both mainstream and specialised organisations all around Australia, including peer support groups and community options.

Sign up to their mailing list to be notified of providers that have already joined and start using the platform as soon as it launches.

Tap to sign up to the mailing list: https://bit.ly/3vIkJNl

17/10/2021

Introducing one of Imprint Care's valued Support Workers in the Ingham area, Beya.

Beya has been with Imprint Care since April after deciding that retirement just wasn't for her. Beya re-entered the health industry and became a Support Worker to make people understand that everyone is unique and different and it should be celebrated and loved, she has plenty of love to go around after all.

Beya's favourite colour is green and her favourite movie is 'A Beautiful Mind'.

Beya's spends her free time doing art, quilting, writing, reading, cooking amazing food, learning about history and politics, and of course, being the best Grandma in the world!

Beya has a cat called Binni, and two frequent visitors called Tina the Goanna and Charlie the Crocodile, plus all the wild birds that she likes to feed.

Beya enjoys working for Imprint Care because the ease of communication and interaction between management, herself and other staff members and the rapport with her clients. Imprint Care has made her feel part of one big family.

15/10/2021

Some of our Support Workers attended a Manual Handling course yesterday. Everyone enjoyed the experience and will be better equipped in servicing our current and future clients in a safe environment.

Thank you AustCare Training RTO 41507 for giving our Support Workers this fantastic opportunity!

07/10/2021

07/10/2021

During Mental Health Awareness Month, it is important to reflect on the activities that you enjoy doing to better improve your mental state.

This particular client loves all things physical and goes line dancing every week. At the end of the day, after a tough gym session he loves going to the shops to get a choccy milk with his support worker.