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Seniors
Recognising that our population is aging, The Salvation Army provides a continuum of service for people who have reached what is now called the ‘third age’.
In this definition, the ‘first age’ is the age of learning, the ‘second age’ is the age working and the ‘third age’ the age of living.
Services for people of the ‘third age’ are provided by The Salvation Army as follows:
- Companions/Over 60’s attached to many Salvation Army centres
- Independent Living Units (ILU's) scattered throughout the land
- Homecare services—providing support to people (the elderly and those with special needs) within their own homes
- Chaplaincy services—spiritual care to those in residential aged care facilities throughout New Zealand
- Hospice Care—palliative care and support services
ps. these services are by no means exclusive to ‘third age’ citizens.
Click on the following links for further information regarding services to ‘third age’ citizens provided by The Salvation Army in New Zealand
Contact us
Contact details for key management personnel in the above services are:
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Meng Cheong CEO
Manager—Homecare Business Centre |
Ph. 07-8482157
E-mail Meng |
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Raewyn Fridd
Mission Director—Homecare |
Ph. 07-8482157
E-mail Raewyn |
Wendy Dickinson
Quality Manager |
Ph. 09-3695143
E-mail Wendy |
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Hylton Froggatt, Major
Mission Director—Residential Care Chaplaincy |
Ph. 07-8482157
E-mail Hylton |
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Jenny Black
Manager—Marlborough Community Hospice |
Ph. 03-5789492
E-mail Jenny |
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This programme helps to meet the educational needs of over 1000 children in poorer countries around the world through donor's sponsorship.
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In FY2005/2006 the cost of care provided by The Salvation Army in New Zealand was $44 million, with the demand on existing services and the need for new services increasing.
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