News and events
Vasey RSL Care – A Great Place to Work
– 23 June 2014 – When you meet our friendly staff, it is obvious that making a difference each day in the lives of our residents and clients, and their families, is one of the fundamental reasons they choose to work at Vasey RSL Care. We wanted to hear more from our staff about their experience...
Vasey RSL Staff & the Global Corporate Challenge
– 23 June 2014 – On 28 May, Vasey RSL Staff commenced a 100 day “Get the World Moving” fitness campaign. Competing in teams of seven, 126 staff from across the organisation have taken on the Global Corporate Challenge (GCC), a 12 month challenge designed to boost employee’s health and foster teamwork.
CEO’s ANZAC Day Message
– 22 April 2014 Friday 25 April is a very significant day for all of us. On ANZAC Day, we will remember those who served at Gallipoli and the Western Front in World War I, as we will also remember those who served our country during other wars, conflicts and crises. Commencing this year (2014) to 2018, Australia...
Meet Vasey RSL Care’s New CEO
– 15 April 2014 Ms Janna Voloshin has been appointed as Chief Executive Officer of Vasey RSL Care following the retirement of Mr John Isaacs. She took over the role on 31 March.
Vasey RSL Care in 2014 – Insight from our Community
– 28 February 2014 – Over the past two years Vasey RSL Care has been on a journey of exploration. Gathering opinions from over 1000 people, we’ve looked within our organisation and across the many communities with whom we work. Our goal was to understand the kind of organisation we are today and the relationships our...
ANZAC Hostel Scoops Prestigious Quality Awards
– 5 December 2013 – Ground-breaking programs are connecting generations through the sharing of stories between residents of one local aged care facility and the surrounding community. Brighton -based aged care facility, Vasey RSL Care ANZAC Hostel was awarded three competitive Better Practice Awards which acknowledge innovation and quality improvement in aged care nationally, by...
Nesta Summerhayes remembers Korea
– 3 December 2013 – Born in Hobart in 1928, Nesta Summerhayes completed her nursing training at The Alfred Hospital in Melbourne, followed by nine months of midwifery training at the Crown Women’s Hospital in Sydney. In 1952, Nesta was nursing injured soldiers from WWII in Hobart at one of the early repat hospitals. Shortly...