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NewDirection Care Bellmere and Natasha Chadwick Are Crowned 2021 innovAGEING National Awards Winners

By Administration | Nov 28, 2021 | Comments Off on NewDirection Care Bellmere and Natasha Chadwick Are Crowned 2021 innovAGEING National Awards Winners

NewDirection Care Bellmere made history last night by becoming the first organisation to win two awards in the same year at the prestigious 2021 innovAGEING National Awards.

Microtown gives people with cognitive impairment and dementia independence and social engagement

By Administrator | Mar 20, 2021 | Comments Off on Microtown gives people with cognitive impairment and dementia independence and social engagement

A small community in Bellmere, just north of Brisbane, is turning the traditional aged care model on its head, providing a sense of independence, engagement and normalcy to its 120 residents, many of whom live with cognitive impairment such as dementia.

In Business, Values Matter, Not Profit

By Administrator | Feb 17, 2021 | Comments Off on In Business, Values Matter, Not Profit

For the residents at NewDirection Care, as well as for Natasha Chadwick and her staff, 2020 proved to be one the most challenging years they have ever experienced. The COVID-19 pandemic, which so devastated aged care communities in other states, also brought restrictions and difficulties to their aged care facility based in Bellmere, Queensland.

NewDirection Care CEO Natasha Chadwick Tells Natarsha Belling “In Business, Values Matter Not Profit”

By Administrator | Jan 12, 2021 | Comments Off on NewDirection Care CEO Natasha Chadwick Tells Natarsha Belling “In Business, Values Matter Not Profit”

Creating a solid set of values is a good foundation for a better business and for better outcomes in the Australian Age Care sector, says NewDirection Care CEO and founder Natasha Chadwick.

Seven compelling arguments for reimagined aged care funding, by the Royal Commission’s favourite witness

By Natasha Chadwick | Oct 1, 2020 | Comments Off on Seven compelling arguments for reimagined aged care funding, by the Royal Commission’s favourite witness

Natasha Chadwick has the rungs on the innovation and enterprise board – the only Royal Commission witness across 20 months who had invested their own money into a totally new living and care model.