A dementia diagnosis can bring uncertainty and change. But living with dementia does not mean giving up the things that bring meaning, enjoyment and connection. 

Ageing well isn’t about trying to stay young. It’s about maintaining strength, mobility, confidence, and independence to keep doing the things you enjoy.

At Community Gateway, independence is not measured by doing everything alone.

Caring for a loved one at home can be deeply rewarding, but it can also place significant physical, emotional, and mental demands on carers.

Social connection plays an important role in wellbeing as we get older.

Advance care planning is a way to think about and record your health care preferences in the event that you can’t make decisions for yourself.

Here are five things you may not know about Home Care services and how they support you to live independently at home.

We’re pleased to share an important update about the future of Gateway Life.

At Community Gateway, our unwavering commitment is to empower individuals with disabilities, offering tailored disability support services that nurture personal goals, no matter how big or small.

In the pursuit of creating cherished memories and fostering a sense of connection, Community Gateway embarked on a remarkable day trip to the iconic Royal Easter Show in Sydney.

At Community Gateway, we understand that ageing can have its challenges and that staying active and engaged is crucial for maintaining physical, mental, and emotional health.

An update on the building progress, BioCircuit and recruitment at Gateway Life.

We’re in the trenches on rocky foundations!

Sarcopenia is an age-related loss of muscle mass which subsequently leads to a loss of physical strength and loss of ability to perform daily activities, leading to frailty, disability and ultimately mortality.

It’s been another year for Community Gateway to contribute to improving how people with a disability, their family and carers are supported in our community.

Community Gateway participated in One Door’s Cooperate lunch, in which all money raised going to the One Door Mental Health Clubhouse in Auburn Street, Wollongong, and to a program to support teenagers who care for their mentally ill parent/s.

Looking for Community Support worker or Domestic Cleaner jobs but stuck with the long and complicated recruitment process?