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Who is NZ's Retirement Commissioner and what is their role?
The Retirement Commissioner in New Zealand is a government-appointed position as part of Te Ara Ahunga Ora Retirement Commission. The role is responsible for advocating for the interests of older people in relation to retirement income policies (such as New Zealand’s NZ Super pension scheme), services and products. The current...
Home & community
How can I stay as independent as possible?
There are many factors that help us stay independent, but one of the biggest is having meaningful relationships. These can be with family/whānau, friends, community groups, pets or even places that are important to you. Meaningful connections help keep you in a good mental space, so you can continue doing...
Residential care
Who pays for dementia care in New Zealand?
If someone has been assessed as requiring dementia level care in New Zealand, they are responsible for paying, or contributing, towards the cost of that care. People with available funds will pay privately for this care; others will have the cost of care subsidised through government funding. For those who...
Home & community
I want to continue working past 65. What are my options?
Working past 65 is fast becoming the norm in New Zealand; in fact, almost half of people aged between 65 – 69 are still in paid employment in New Zealand. People will have their own reasons for wanting to work into their later years; for some it’s about contributing their...
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Rose Lodge - Retirement Village
Rose Lodge Takes Home Two Awards It was a big night for Alden Rose Lodge at the Enliven Rest Homes Wearable Arts Event, and the judges (and the crowd) certainly noticed. Vee was voted People’s Choice, wearing a Queens Park-inspired gown made with flowers. Daphne received Highly Commended Construction for...
Nurse Maude Health & Mobility Shop - Mobility aids & useful products
Sock Assist $25.00 Putting on socks doesn't need to be a bother with the Sock Assist! Simply thread the sock on the aid and use the straps to pull up your foot- No more cold feet.
Sensory Corner - Mobility aids & useful products
Tovertafel - Interactive Therapy Projector Tovertafel Interactive System – Transform Engagement Across Care, Education Therapy Bring meaningful engagement, movement, and joy into your environment with the Tovertafel — an award-winning solution designed to support people of all ages and abilities. Ideal for aged care facilities, memory care units, schools, therapy...
Next Step Retirement Living - Advocacy services
Choosing a Retirement Village - What Matters Most? Get independent advice before you decide. Retirement Villages can look similar, but costs,contracts and lifestyle options can vary greatly. Carmel provides independent guidance to help you understand your options, compare choices, and feel confident in your decision. Talk to Carmel today 027...