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​MY VIEW – Issue 29, April 2020
Life goes on and fun happens -
physical distance doesn’t inhibit social activities at MYVISTA
​Read about this and much more in our latest newsletter:  April 2020
Easter at MYVISTA
Staff went to great lengths to ensure that, despite restrictions, residents didn't ​miss out on Easter Mass.  They moved our two large screens to different parts of the facility where residents were able to attend Mass remotely.
​Click here for Easter fun photos
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Christmas at MYVISTA
​Over the festive season, residents enjoyed a variety of activities including:
  • a trip around the suburbs to view the sparkling lights and decorations,
  • Christmas lunch with all the trimmings,
  • a Christmas party, with Santa distributing a gift to every resident.
Click here for our "Christmas Celebrations" newsletter ​(opens in new window)
2019 Spring Celebration
Once again, our annual Spring Celebration was great fun.  Residents, families, friends and staff enjoyed food, music song and dance and fabulous, face painting fairies.

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Media Coverage for MYVISTA
​MYVISTA was featured on Home In WA through November but if you missed any of the shows, drop by our Facebook page and click on the videos tab to view
2019 Seniors Games - Live Lighter

After weeks of practice and preparation, the MYVISTA games' team fronted up to participate in the Seniors' Games competition hosted by the Seniors Recreation Council of WA. 

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Life Stories and Digital Learning
Thanks to the support of the Office of Multicultural Interests, we conducted a very special project in 2019. The project involved pairing 10 young volunteers with 10 residents to work together over a period of 10 weeks to record special stories from the life of each resident.  Each pair used an iPad (funded by Lotterywest) to record the stories.  With the help of the volunteers, the residents also gained a general understanding of such things as email, Facebook, Google, Skype and YouTube. 

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This project was supported by:
Nurse mentoring to build capacity, capability
Michelle Harris-Allsop highlights the value of an on-site mentor in helping nurses to build their capacity and capability to lead best practice care.

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Pictured:  Dementia consultant Michelle Harris-Allsop (far right) with members of the MYVISTA aged care nursing team and Clinical Director Dr Mya Daw Sein (far left)