Positive Ageing is a term based on a human rights-based approach to the role of local Government in creating a community where people of all ages and abilities are included and respected. The Shire values the social and economic contribution older people make and we are committed to the task of enhancing wellbeing for all people as they age.
Frail, older people and people with a disability and their carers can access a range of services designed to support them to stay active and independent and living at home.
Peninsula Advisory Committee for Elders (PACE) works with the community and advises Council on how to best meet the current and future needs of older citizens living on or visiting the Mornington Peninsula.
Considerations for choosing accommodation and care options in later life.
Find useful information and links on all things health and wellbeing for older residents, including: seasonal health and safety, smoke alarm maintenance, con men and scammers, etc
The Community Connector Program ensures all residents have the support they need to safely access community and support services.
Looking for a job after being out of the workforce for a while can sometimes be daunting. Here are some tips to help make the transition easier.