MSWA Bulletin Magazine Autumn 17
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The meeting area is huge! It will seat 100 theatre style, and<br />
can be sectioned off to allow concurrent events. This provides<br />
the Outreach Members a roomy and inviting venue and<br />
provides lots of scope for educational and group workshops.<br />
A small kitchen allows for some light refreshments to be<br />
made on site.<br />
We have three consulting rooms, each a different style<br />
to meet varying needs, a three-bed massage room plus<br />
excellent toilet and bathroom amenities. There are six shared<br />
staff offices housing the various local teams.<br />
The building is really inviting and the decor and fittings all<br />
modern and new. <strong>MSWA</strong> has funded the purchase of the<br />
block and the build; and the building has been nominated for<br />
a Master Builders Award.<br />
Senior Manager Andrea Taylor has played a major role in<br />
the design and project management and Sandra Wallace<br />
(OT Manager) and Liz Stewart (Manager Fern River) have<br />
done an amazing job in sourcing and supervising the fitout<br />
requirements along with Alison O’Sullivan, the physiotherapist<br />
in Bunbury who enjoyed fitting out the new gym. I would like<br />
to thank everyone involved and the local staff who have all<br />
been very supportive throughout.<br />
This provides us with great confidence as we now move<br />
into final planning for the North Metro hub and high support<br />
accommodation which will get under way by mid-year.<br />
TREENDALE<br />
GARDENS<br />
MAKEOVER<br />
PAULA KENNEDY<br />
Treendale Gardens is very proud and excited to<br />
announce that the residents communal area has had<br />
a wonderful makeover! We are sure you would agree<br />
that it now looks more modern and homely. It is being<br />
enjoyed and loved by all the residents and staff.<br />
Many hours of planning and hard work went into this<br />
project, with Andrea Taylor, Sue Shapland, Linda Kidd,<br />
and Marta the interior designer, planning to ensure the<br />
area looked as welcoming and comfortable as possible<br />
for all to enjoy.<br />
Since the refurbishment, more residents are spending<br />
time there reading, watching TV together and joining in<br />
the games and other activities.<br />
Kate, Di and Wendy enjoy games and a<br />
coffee morning with Angela our Recreation<br />
Support Worker.<br />
<strong>MSWA</strong> BULLETIN AUTUMN 20<strong>17</strong> | 25
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