Bolton Clarke Bribie Cove, Bongaree

08/09/2026

Happy Father’s Day. Yesterday Bribie Cove celebrated our men; the fathers, grandfathers, uncles and role models in our lives with a special Father’s Day Antique Car Show. Bribie Island branch Sunshine Coast Antique Car Club members joined residents to talk cars followed by a BBQ lunch.

08/09/2026

Last Thursday Bribie Cove residents joined the GemLife Salty Sailors for a demonstration of their remote control sailing boats. Residents were thrilled with the opportunity to have a go at sailing.

26/08/2026

Ever wondered what it's like being 100 years old?

Bolton Clarke Bribie Cove resident Heather shared her thoughts after celebrating her 100th birthday earlier this month.

You can read more about her story here 👉 https://bit.ly/4hQcFnV

25/08/2026

Do you love bringing joy and meaning to the lives of older adults?

We are looking for a warm, creative, and energetic Lifestyle Assistant to join our dedicated team. In this role, you will help design and lead engaging daily activities that boost our residents' physical, social, and emotional well-being.

Application is through seek -

Plan and prepare activities and support the residents to engage in their leisure and lifestyle choices and programs.

12/08/2026

12/08/2026

Bribie Cove Ekka Celebrations day three - what a way to finish the Ekka celebrations. Line dancing by staff and residents, a country concert, a fashion parade with w**e, b**r and cheese tasting and fireworks to finish off the evening🎆.

11/08/2026

Bribie Cove Ekka Celebrations day two - today brought a little more cultural into the home with our arts and crafts display, Devonshire tea with scones, fairy floss, Australian bush poetry read by staff and Ekka trivia.

10/08/2026

Bribie Cove Ekka Celebrations day one - Residents, family and friends had a wonderful morning snuggling with the animals, playing sideshow alley games, eating Ekka treats and drenching Tonya.

14/07/2026

This National Diabetes Week (12-18 July), experts are urging older people to check their foot health regularly for early signs of diabetes and related complications.
Bolton Clarke Research Institute Senior Research Fellow Dr Rajna Ogrin says people over 65 have a higher risk of diabetes complications as a result of longer duration diabetes.
“As feet are mostly out of sight, they can be out of mind,” Dr Ogrin said.
“This can be a big problem for our clients, particularly as the first diabetes complications often manifest in feet and these can easily be missed, leading to serious illness, wounds, infections, amputations.
“If you have diabetes, it’s important to check your feet every day and get prompt medical attention for things like blisters, swelling, redness, ingrown nails, cuts and bruises, calluses, cracked skin, corns and nail colour changes.”

Read more about the work Bolton Clarke is doing to support wellbeing for people with diabetes here: National Diabetes Week: Experts urge regular foot checks for diabetes detection and management | Bolton Clarke