MERCY SERVICES PROVIDES COMMUNITY AND IN-HOME SUPPORT FOR:
• older people;
• people with disabilities;
• people affected by drug and alcohol abuse; and
• the socially disadvantaged; and
• families
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We’re in today’s Herald
[ A+ ] /[ A- ] We have an advertisement and small article in today’s Newcastle Herald in a “Know Your Church” supplement. No we don’t consider ourselves a church just because people believe in us. The title we submitted for the article was “In or With the Church”. We wanted to describe the fact…
Activity Officer/Driver vacancy
[ A+ ] /[ A- ] Activities Officer Mon & Wed, 16 hrs per week Mercy Services invites applications from suitably qualified, experienced persons to work as a Lifestyle and Leisure Activity Officer in our Tighes Hill Day Centre. The service aims to increase: client independence, client skills/interests, client social networks, client physical…
Our new logo
[ A+ ] /[ A- ] Mercy Services has a new logo. Actually, it is the first logo exclusively for Mercy Services. Previously we used the Mercy Cross which is really the symbol of the Sisters of Mercy. For the past several months, staff and the Board have discussed the key qualities that characterise…
Recognising IDAHO 17th May
[ A+ ] /[ A- ] The International Day Against Homophobia and transphobia (IDAHO) is recognised in over 60 countries around the world on 17 May, the 1990 date when the World Health Organisation removed homosexuality from its list of mental disorders. Mercy Services has an equal employment opportunity approach to recruitment which its GLBTI…