Wheelchair friendly
Last week a footpath was completed to give Nardy House participants access to our wheelchair friendly swing. This area will also be used for a picnic and viewing area once completed.
Last week a footpath was completed to give Nardy House participants access to our wheelchair friendly swing. This area will also be used for a picnic and viewing area once completed.
Ila Smith White enjoying the fountain at Nardy House. Ila keeps an eye on the fountain water level and when the fountain is getting low, she refills the fountain. The water feature is a popular place for our participants at Nardy House who often eat their meals or have outside activities near the fountain.
Staff at Nardy House held a “Do It For Dolly Day” to help continue the campaign to spread kindness and break the silence around bullying. Dolly’s dream message was “to be kind and speak even if your voice shakes”. We all recognise the devastating effects of bullying and to support Dolly, participants and staff of … Read more
Nardy Resident John Dahlen visited the whale museum in Eden. John’s great uncle, Gustaf Dalen, designed the sun valve, which automatically turned on the beacon lights using daylight and darkness. Pictured below is John, alongside the beacon light that Gustaf’s sun valve was used.
Maintenance guru’s Dave Cooper and Arron Steiner have built a plant nursery at Nardy House to season new plants for eventual transfer to the ongoing landscaping at Nardy House. The first lot of plants are now being transferred from the nursery to the patio, making the area look fantastic.
Nardy house clients and staff had an early morning breakfast last Tuesday. Not sure who enjoyed the day more, staff or clients.
Nardy House clients enjoyed two hours of fun entertainment with singer/writer Dave Cooper. Pictured below is Ila playing along with an assortment of musical instruments with staff member Anthony enjoying her talent.
Nardy House clients enjoyed a day trip to Mogo Zoo. The clients all had a wonderful time feeding the Kangaroo’s, camels and deer. They then enjoyed a picnic lunch whilst watching the monkeys play in their enclosure.
Nardy House clients, known as the Badass Tourers joined in the popular yearly Mardy Gras street parade at Moruya. Staff and clients had a fantastic time and were applauded for their efforts in attending the parade.