What happens when you bring a group of older residents to mix with young children in childcare? Clapping hands and singing songs is just one way they spend the morning together.

Launceston Church Grammar School students were paired with Fred French residents to write biographies for the residents.

Masonic Care Tasmania’s (MCT) Aged Care Embraces Diversity (ACED) program is an exciting collaboration between the Migrant Resource Centre (Northern Tas) Inc. and MCT.

Day Therapy Centre clients participating in the Paddock to Plate Program have been busy tending to their gardens.

An exciting partnership with Samsung Australia and a local expert at Freemasons has resulted in a whole range of virtual reality experiences, some specifically tailored to individual residents.

We were delighted to welcome Senator the Honourable Richard Colbeck, Minister for Aged Care and Senior Australians, to officially open our new apartments.

Our Exeter retirement living residents recently enjoyed a Sunday afternoon of fun and entertainment at the Frankford Soldiers Memorial Hall.

Peace Haven's Balfour residents recently pitched in to prepare the raised garden bed for planting herbs and flowers for a sensory garden.

MCT's Leisure & Lifestyle teamed up with TasTAFE students to put on a film night to be cherished for years to come.

Our very own Janine Stokely, Volunteer Coordinator at Freemasons Home, was awarded the Tasmanian Employee of the Year at the Aged & Community Services Australia Tasmanian annual awards.

This morning some of our extraordinary staff represented MCT at the COTA 'Walk Against Elder Abuse' in Hobart and Launceston. It's more important than ever to raise our voices against the abuse of older people wherever it occurs.

Masonic Care Tasmania (MCT) are pleased to announce that Jackie Howard, our current interim Chief Executive Officer (CEO) has been appointed to the permanent position of CEO for MCT.