Free E-News
HOME
LATEST NEWS
INDUSTRY
GOVERNMENT
RESEARCH & CLINICAL
SUPPLIER
THE GRAPEVINE
FEATURES
AWARDS & SCHOLARSHIPS
RESEARCH BULLETIN BOARD
CONFERENCES & EVENTS
EVENTS DIARY
CONFERENCE REPORTS
NEW PRODUCTS
CAREERS & APPOINTMENTS
JOB VACANCIES
AGED CARE RECRUITMENT
LINKS
FREE E-NEWS - JOIN NOW!
ABOUT US
CONTACT US
ADVERTISE
ARCHIVE SEARCH


 

 

Finalist in NFP award


A Catholic Homes manager has been acknowledged as a finalist in the first annual SACS Consulting Award for Leadership in the not-for-profit sector.

Theresa Saunders was recognised for her “inspirational leadership” along with four other finalists.

The award drew 60 nominations from a range of organisations across NSW and Victoria, including aged care providers, youth, disability and children’s services and other health care providers.

The entries were judged by a panel of alumni from Leadership Victoria – a not-for-profit community leadership organisation that aims to support leaders across all sectors.

Ms Saunders has over 25 years of aged care experience in the UK and Australia.

She is currently the Residential Services Manager at Corpus Christi, a residential aged care facility in Clayton, Victoria.

“Theresa’s extensive experience and skills as a manager blend with her natural insight, innate creativity and genuine enthusiasm to provide a truly unique leadership style,” said Kate Hollins, the General Manager of residential services for Catholic Homes.

“Her leadership continues to foster extraordinary outcomes for residents and staff because of her passionate philosophy that everyone should feel respected and valued.

“She believes that residential care is not the end of life rather, a new beginning, and a new chapter in an older person’s life, where age or disability has no boundaries and dreams and wishes can be fulfilled.”

The Managing Director of SACS Consulting, David Marty, said the nominations were of a high standard.

“The submissions highlight the excellence of leadership in the not-for-profit sector and how many unsung heroes the sector has,” he said.

[Tue 22/07/2008 09:32:07]

BREAKING NEWS

:: ITAC awards honour innovation and excellence.
:: Expected Alzheimer's appointment
:: Walk to keep your brain fighting fit
:: Court says 'no' to aged care facility
:: Aged care facility gastroenteritis outbreak
:: Commonwealth proposes ageing takeover
:: Plotting a path for NFPs
:: GP levels in aged care reaching "crisis point"
:: Carbon trading could hurt aged care
:: Funding announcments

CONFERENCES & EVENTS

Invacare 2008 Road Show: Making it Simpler to Care

Education - Networking - Product Showcase. Coming August 2008, complementary entry for AAA readers more»

Dementia & Recreation National Conference 2008

October 15 & 16 at the Sebel Albert Park, Melbourne. At $484 for the 2 day conference & Trade Expo… this is arguably Australia's best value National Conference! more»

ACSA National Conference 2008

The ACSA National Conference will be held at the Adelaide Convention Centre from 28 September - 1 October. Its them is 'Aged care in the fast lane'. more»

Aged & Community Services NSW

O H S & HR Conference, November 6 & 7, 2009 more»

McCullough Robertson Workplace Relations and Safety Conference 2008

McCullough Robertson Lawyers will be holding its ninth annual Workplace Relations and Safety Conference at Mantra Mooloolaba on 9 and 10 October 2008. more»

Backing Winners in Falls Prevention Conference

The 3rd Australian and New Zealand Falls Prevention Conference will be held in Melbourne from 12 - 14 October. Its themes include understanding balance, prevention initiatives and education. more»

Click here to view more Conferences & Events


Privacy & Copyright | Click Here to Advertise

 

© 2006-08 The Intermedia Group. www.intermedia.com.au

 

309
 
VISIT INTERMEDIA SITES