Whiddon Jessie Hunt recognised as facility of the year winner

Whiddon Jessie Hunt Narrabri is proud to announce that it has been awarded Whiddon Facility of the Year, a recognition that reflects the incredible teamwork, dedication, and commitment to delivering exceptional care to older Australians in our community.

This achievement is a testament to the amazing outcomes our team continues to deliver every day.

“This award is deeply rewarding,” said Kelly Bruce, area wellbeing, lifestyle and RBC manager (Narrabri).

“We’ve worked tirelessly to change Jessie Hunt’s reputation in the community and ensure we’re acknowledged for the excellent care we provide.

“This recognition validates what we know and do, but it’s important the public also understands the exceptional care Whiddon provides to the surrounding communities.”

Kelly and two of her colleagues were also recognised with nominations in the Future of Aging awards in Sydney last week.

“With our very own Rik Dawson taking the award for Research,” Kelly said.

Future of Aging Awards Recognition award winners – Research Prize: Rik Dawson for The TOP UP Study (Strength Up); Emerging Leader: Aaron Young, Sydney and Central West area head chef and Emerging Leader: Kelly Bruce, area wellbeing, lifestyle and RBC manager (Narrabri).

These nominations and awards highlight the innovation and dedication of the team members who are transforming ageing for the better.

Whiddon Jessie Hunt Narrabri continues to lead the way in creating positive ageing experiences through innovation, compassion, and community engagement.