Riverpoint Newsletter May 2015

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Newsletter May 2015

Stage 6

Near completion

Brought to you by

Healthy Active Ageing Rosefield Cluster Ride to Riverpoint plus other recent events

R E T I R E M E N T E S TAT E


Feature Villa

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Take a look at our feature villa in this issue:

Spacious 2 bedrooms with built-in robes

Open plan kitchen/dining/living

Modern bathroom plus separate WC

Large single garage with auto-panel door

Separate laundry and ample storage throughout

Alfresco outdoor courtyard

Be quick to secure a villa in Stage 6 – contact Richard on 8186 0614 for further information or come and visit our display villa and stunning Community Centre Sunday to Wednesday 11am – 3pm.

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Sales & Construction Update Open House Stage 5 construction is complete, and 9 residents have moved in and are thoroughly enjoying their new homes and lifestyle at Riverpoint. Stage 6 construction is nearing completion, with expected handover happening in the next few months. Of the 18 villas in this stage, 15 have been sold so there is still time to secure a villa! Check out our website for more details: www.riverpointretirement.com.au

Residents Barbara, Theresa, Fay and Judith at Kathy’s home

Kathy is a local resident at Riverpoint who opened her house last month. All residents received a formal invite! She said, “For my 1st year milestone I invited all my Riverpoint Inn-Mates. Fifty of us made merry in my back garden. It was another sunny afternoon, where everybody had a great time, including me, even though it was a busy day.”


Healthy Active Ageing As a retiree, you want to live well after you have finished working; you should be able to spend your time how you want to. Our retirement living villas have been specially designed to help you enjoy your retirement.

Barbara

Our residents Barbara, Fay and Kathy are living proof it just takes one step to get up and motived to stay healthy, fit and active. Barbara has been challenging herself to get fit since the gym officially opened in 2013 and she now encourages everyone to give it a go. Then there’s Fay, who has overcome three heart bypasses, had both knees replaced and visits a physiologist weekly to be put through her paces! Her physiologist has her walking, stretching, doing weights and amazingly she completes 60 squats while holding a ball against the wall with her back! On top of this Fay walks most nights with “the girls” in the village for ½ hour and every day we see her in the gym in our community centre walking on the treadmill for 2 kilometres.

For someone like Kathy, reflection brings many memories and moments of joy. From her first kiss, job, and plane flight, to learning to ride a bike and so on. Kathy now spends three to four days a week at Riverpoint’s gym and has shed eight kilograms as a result. Her doctor is impressed with her health improvements and she says she has much more energy and is sleeping like a baby at night. It has also provided the incentive to go shopping for new clothes to match her new dress size!

But how many milestones have you personally looked back on and reflected your position in life? What about your own health and fitness?

All three ladies are a joy to have in and around Riverpoint Retirement Estate. They love living at Riverpoint and enjoy the company of the many friends they have made.

Fay

Kathy

The Rosefield Cluster ride to Riverpoint

CEO Andrew Larpent (8th from left), with his cycling group "The Rosefield Cluster”

On Saturday 28th March, our CEO Andrew Larpent, along with his cycling group “The Rosefield Cluster”, joined Southern Cross Care’s Vice Chairman David Martin, Loretta Martin and other cyclists to ride from Parkside to the Riverpoint Retirement Estate in Noarlunga Downs to present our new residents with a welcoming ceremonial key. The Rosefield Cluster’s motto is to “have fun + get fitter + improve your well-being + see Adelaide”. And, as a retiree, you want to live well after you have finished working; you should be able to spend your time how you want. The Riverpoint retirement living villas have been specially designed to help people enjoy their retirement. It was a perfect fit!

Ashley and Judy opening Both Andrew and David spoke to the door to their new villa residents, welcoming them to their new homes including residents Ashley and Judy (pictured). They both spoke of the great vibe that has been cultivated at Riverpoint, evident with around 50 existing Riverpoint residents joining the welcoming festivities over morning tea.

Riverpoint offers great surroundings, a vibrant atmosphere, and a place to free yourself from worry, connect with the community and make the most of your life. It was a wonderful morning for everyone and we are sure Andrew was encouraging many to join his cycling group!


Southern Cross Care joins the Australian Masters Games team

Riverpoint Community Lunch As a retiree, you want to live well after you have finished working; you should be able to spend your time how you want to. Our Riverpoint retirement living villas have been specially designed to help you enjoy your retirement. So, why not invite the friends in for dinner? The above group were given the full treatment and had the main community hall sectioned off to enjoy a big luncheon privately. They said “Lunch for my friends on Sunday 5th April was set for 21 of us. The room was a delight with afternoon sun streaming in. We had a fabulous time.”

Decision Making Tree Need to make a decision about living options for a loved one? Let us help. Try Southern Cross Care’s decision making tree online: www.southerncrosscare.com.au/decision-tree

The Australian Masters Games is proud to announce Southern Cross Care as the official naming rights sponsor of the games workforce program at the 15th edition of the Australian Masters Games in Adelaide this October. More than 1500 volunteers and staff will make up the Southern Cross Care games workforce, as they descend on Adelaide for the Australian Masters Games, and deliver crucial services throughout what is Australia’s largest multisport event. The announcement coincides with Volunteering Australia’s National Volunteers Week (11-17 May) – the largest celebration of volunteers and volunteerism in Australia. Southern Cross Care has a long and proud history in providing retirement and aged care services throughout South Australia. Southern Cross Care’s villas, apartments and units are all designed to offer the very best in retirement living, with residential care centres providing the highest quality support and amenities to residents, as well as extensive home support, respite care and wellbeing services. Southern Cross Care’s (SA & NT) CEO Andrew Larpent, said the proposal to support the Australian Masters Games was an easy one to support, as the event aligns perfectly with the values and ethos of what Southern Cross Care is all about. “We are a non-profit organisation that is all about people,” Mr. Larpent said. “We encourage our staff, volunteers and customers to remain connected and involved in their community. Following, supporting and participating in sport at any age, at any level is an important part of this.” The Australian Masters Games is a mass participation sporting event for over 30s, attracting over 10,000 participants across 57 sports. For more information go to: www.australianmastersgames.com

Riverpoint Retirement Estate 89 Serafino Drive, Noarlunga Downs SA Phone: Email: Web:

8186 0614 info@riverpointretirement.com.au riverpointretirement.com.au

Southern Cross Care (SA & NT) Inc ARBN 129 895 905, South Australia, liability limited


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