Alison Windmill, Author at Glenview Community Services

Time to reflect

by Glenview CEO Damien Jacobs Every so often, it is worth stopping to look at where we have come from. I’ve been reading through the Glenview history book Growing Gracefully & Usefully: Glenview 1948-2010 by Caroline Evans. It is a reminder that Glenview has been part of Tasmanian life for more than 75 years — and that…

Hold the Moment podcast

Dementia Australia’s Hold the Moment podcast shares uplifting stories about people living with dementia and their loved ones. Episode 1 in Series 1: Where to from here? What to do after being diagnosed with dementia After a dementia diagnosis, hear how others found support and positivity with help from friends, family, and Dementia Australia. Series…

Norfolk receives first residents

The first residents moved into Norfolk, our newly refurbished residential care wing (previously called Merton), at Windsor on Thursday, 28 April 2026. Norfolk is the result of months of hard work by Felicity, our Operations Manager, and Nathan, our Maintenance Manager, who coordinated the project. We also thank Anita, RN, for sharing some of her…

Years of Service presentation January 2026

Congratulations to the staff recognised for over five years of service to Glenview! Thank you to everyone who attended the presentation and morning tea, including our friends and families. We applaud Hazel Patricio for 15 years of service, and Anthony Luckie for 10 years of service at Windsor. Congratulations also to: Colin McDonald and Darren…

Research into small-scale care

Researchers from the Centre for Ageing Research and Translation at the University of Canberra are starting a new project to explore small-scale care settings in Australia.

Years of Service awards 2025

Thank you to our wonderful residents and Felicity who presented certificates and a lanyard pin to staff (and a resident) in commemoration of their continued association with Glenview.