Working at Prestige

Our inaugural International Women’s Day (IWD) Luncheon, on March 2, at the Brighton Beach Hotel, was a celebration of extraordinary women.

Tracey had been working in an office job for decades, but two years ago, with some encouragement from her daughter, Tracey decided to ‘make a complete change’ and chase after a career that would give back to the community.

After experiencing the loss of a loved one, Li asked herself: ‘What can I do to enjoy life? How can I give something back?’

“Naturally I gravitated to home care,” says Li.

The holiday season is upon us! And while many of us are excitedly making plans, there is a growing number of older Australians who are living alone and isolated from accessing the things that make their holiday season joyful.

Have you ever considered a career in home care? With 20 per cent of the population expected to be aged over 65 within the decade, and 76 per cent of Australians aged over 60 preferring to retire in the comfort of their own home, there’s a greater demand than ever for home care workers.

As a Case Manager, Melody is responsible for ensuring her clients receive the very best of care in the comfort of their own home.

Every day we aspire to find the joy, even when we’re not physically together.

To celebrate the little things that have made our extended time at home so much brighter, we asked our Prestige family to share their pets and plants with us and tell us how they’ve brought joy – something that’s so important for our health and wellbeing – to their time in lockdown.

The Australian Government is encouraging Australians looking for a diverse and rewarding job to consider care and support work in a new national campaign: A Life Changing Life. The campaign features real life carer / senior Australian relationships.

Prestige Inhome Care celebrating Mother's Day 2021 with photos of the fabulous mothers on our team & their kids, & staff with their mothers.

Have you considered a career in aged care?

Thanks to Australia’s ageing population and the government investing significant funding in the aged care sector, there is now a greater demand than ever for qualified care workers.

Prestige celebrates International Women’s Day by recognising and celebrating women’s achievements. We are very proud to have employed hundreds of amazing, kind and dedicated women who have brought their different experiences and expertise to make a difference in peoples’ lives.

We recently interviewed Prestige Case Manager, Christina. She explains how meaningful companionship can enrich the lives of both the carer and client.

Recent research suggests that having strong social interactions improve your wellbeing and health, and promotes longevity.