When Rev Ian Trevor needed a short respite stay, he chose Resthaven Leabrook, the house his grandpa built.
 
Source: The House That Grandpa Built | Aged Care Online

In February, Mrs Shirley Brown of Resthaven Paradise travelled to Resthaven Murray Bridge to celebrate her 98th birthday with her twin sister, Mrs Marion Lewis.
Source: Twins Celebrate 98th Birthday at Resthaven Murray Bridge | Aged Care Online

Over two weeks in early 2020, Resthaven Marion Community Services at 43 Finniss Street, Marion, hosted a ‘Henny Penny Hatching’ incubator, to the delight of clients visiting the centre for their wellness support.
 
Source: Henny Penny Brings Joy to Resthaven Clients | Aged Care Online

 
After months of ill health, Kevin joined the wellness and social group at Resthaven Western Community Services which has dramatically improved his wellbeing.
Source: Resthaven Social Group Brings Kevin Back to Health | Aged Care Online

Under the Skilling South Australia program, 9 training projects worth $1.4 million are underway, including a partnership with Resthaven. Resthaven Workforce Development Manager Tom Cleghorn said Home Support Workers play an important role in assisting people to stay living at home and leading an independent lifestyle. The project will help more employees gain the appropriate … Continued

 
Source: Resthaven Westbourne Park Rally for Paul the Koala | Aged Care Online

Applications for the 2020 Resthaven Scholarships open 24 January and close 8 March 2020.
Five UniSA students from a range of health disciplines, dedicated to supporting our ageing population, have been honoured with scholarships at the 2019 Scholarships and Grants Ceremony thanks to Resthaven’s generosity.
Source: Alumni News | The gift of education for promising aged-care professionals

Resthaven scholarships for students whose studies are focused on the needs of older Australians are reducing financial barriers and developing a diverse aged care workforce.
 
Source: Resthaven are reducing financial barriers and developing diversity – Flinders University