Clifton Community Health Services

19/08/2026

🌟 WANT TO STAY AT HOME FOR LONGER? 🏡

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The CCHS Staying at Home Program is a government-funded program designed to help people living with dementia remain in the comfort of their own home for as long as possible while providing carers with the knowledge, confidence, and support they need. The program includes practical education, respite support, dementia management strategies, future planning, access to community services, and tips for maintaining meaningful activities and independence.

💜 Whether you're a carer, family member, friend, or health professional, this program could make a life-changing difference for someone you know.

✅ Understanding and managing dementia
✅ Support for carers and families
✅ Accessing community care services
✅ Managing behaviour and physical changes
✅ Planning ahead with confidence
✅ Introduction to respite support

Help your loved one stay where they feel happiest... at home. 🏠✨

📞 Call 04611 004 442 for more information
📧 Email [email protected]

19/08/2026

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Clifton Community Health Services is excited to offer paid traineeships

19/08/2026

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Make a meaningful difference every day by providing compassionate, person-centred care to older Australians.

19/08/2026

🌟 on 7th August 2026 we Celebrated Our Amazing Team on Aged Care Employee Day! 🌟

We proudly celebrated the incredible people who make a difference in the lives of our residents every single day.

As part of our Aged Care Employee Day celebrations, we recognised and honoured our team members through a number of special awards and acknowledgements, including:

🏆 Employee of the Month ⭐ Stars of the Week 👏 Special Mentions for those who have gone above and beyond 🎖️ Service Legacy Awards, recognising dedicated employees with milestones ranging from 5 years through to an incredible 38 years of service

Our team is the heart of everything we do. Their compassion, commitment, professionalism, and genuine care create a positive and supportive home for our residents and their families.

A special congratulations to all award recipients and service milestone achievers. Thank you for your dedication, hard work, and the lasting impact you make every day. We are proud to celebrate your achievements and grateful to have such an exceptional team.

💜 Happy Aged Care Employee Day to all our wonderful staff. Your care, kindness, and commitment do not go unnoticed.

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25/03/2026

What an incredible Sunflower Sunday at the Bazley's Farm! Thank you to everyone who came along, supported the day, and helped us raise funds for a cuddle bed with the Belinda McGowan Foundation💚💙🌻.

We want to extend a huge congratulations to our wheelbarrow raffle winner, Johnny Hopper! We hope you enjoy your winnings! 🎉🌻

10/03/2026

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🌻 Join us for Sunflower Sunday 🌻

A day of sunshine, community… and growing something beautiful together.

For several years, the Bazley family have generously planted a crop of sunflowers on their property at Crestview Farm, opening their fields to the community and donating all proceeds to support Clifton Community Health Services. Their tireless commitment goes far beyond fundraising, with many hours of voluntary support for local health initiatives.

This year, the Bazleys have chosen to direct the funds raised towards a specific project - helping The Belinda McGowan Foundation deliver a cuddle bed to Clifton Community Health Services.

Cuddle beds allow loved ones to lie beside patients, hold hands and remain close during end-of-life care - ensuring families can share those most important moments together.

By joining us for Sunflower Sunday, you’ll be helping make that possible for the Clifton community. 💛

📅 Sunday 15th March
⏰ 10am – 3pm
📍 Crestview Farm, Mt Molar Rd, Mt Molar
(Drive to Clifton and follow the signs on Clifton/Layburn Rd)
🚗 $15 per vehicle entry
🌻 Sunflowers $2.50 each (BYO buckets & secateurs)

Make a day of it:
🔥 BBQ by the Clifton Lions Club
☕ Coffee van on site
🎟️ Raffle on the day - win a wheelbarrow packed with generously donated prizes

Bring the kids. Bring your friends. Bring your secateurs.

Let’s fill buckets with sunflowers and help bring a cuddle bed to Clifton Community Health Services.

15/02/2026

Last week we celebrated our 2025 cohort of Skilling Queenslanders for Work trainees who have shown determination, resilience and dedication throughout their journey with us.

We are so proud of every graduate who stepped up, stayed committed and embraced the opportunity to grow both personally and professionally. This amazing program continues to change lives by opening doors to employment, further training and new passions.

To the graduates; your hard work has paid off and we can't wait to see where your next chapter leads you. It has been an honour to be apart of your journey. This next step is yours so go forward with confidence 💚💙

14/01/2026

💙💚We’re excited to welcome Griffith University medical student Saee Sane to our practice for the next five weeks💚💙

Saee will be joining us as part of her Rural General Practice clinical placement, gaining hands on experience and learning about the unique aspects of rural healthcare 🩺🌾.

We’re proud to support the next generation of doctors and thank griffithuniversity for partnering with us in this important program 🩺👩‍⚕️✨.

Please join us in making Saee feel welcome during her time with us!

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14/01/2026

💚Important Update from CCHS💚
After working with the Public Health Unit and carefully navigating the challenges of COVID during the Christmas season, we are pleased to confirm there have been no further COVID cases within the facility.

Thank you all for your patience, kindness and support during this time. We remain committed to keeping our community and residents safe and look forward to the many visits to come this year! Here's to a year of care, connection and smiles with our residents 💙💚

06/01/2026

☀️ Did you know your skin can start taking UV damage after just 10 minutes outdoors when the UV index hits 3 or above? (And in Queensland, that's every day that ends in y). ☀️

UV exposure doesn't just increase your risk of skin cancer, it's also responsible for up to 80% of visible premature ageing. Yes, that's right: wrinkles, sunspots, pigmentation, the whole package 📦.

But sun safety isn't just for beach holidays and backyard cricket. It's an everyday, year round, non-negotiable kind of thing. So here are 5 tips to keep your skin healthier (and younger) for longer:

🧴Make SPF50+ your daily bestie. Wear a broad-spectrum SPF50+ sunscreen every single day. The best sunscreen is the one you'll actually use consistently, so pick one you love the feel of. And remember to reapply every two hours. Use one teaspoon for your face and one teaspoon per limb. ☀️Fun fact: using too little sunscreen can cut its protection by half... so don't be shy, use that extra pump.

👙A tan is not sun protection. A tan is literally your skin saying "I am unwell". Tanned skin = UV damage. And even fake tan only gives an SPF of about 2... so it's purely for the vibe, not the safety. Don't fast track your way to wrinkles, pigmentation or skin cancer. Wear your sunscreen and your golden glow.

👀Your eyes need love too. UV rays can damage your eyes as much as your skin. Choose sunglasses that meet Australian Standard Category 2 or higher. Not only do they protect your eyes, they also complete the "I'm so mysterious" look.

🏖️Seek Shade. Avoid peak UV times in the middle of the day. Shade is your friend, plus it's far more comfortable than frying on the footpath.

🔬Know your skin. Regular skin checks = your best defense against melanoma. Not all melanomas are dark; up to 20% are amelanotic, meaning pink, red or almost colorless and these can be more aggressive. If you spot something new, strange or changing, get it checked ASAP.

🌤️So, in 2026, think cute hats, bold sunnies, breezy cover-ups and a show stopping umbrella, and don't forget the SPF. Your skin will thank you now... and in 20 years! 💚💙

Source: Cancer Council