Evergreen Retirement Village
EVERGREEN RETIREMENT VILLAGE
YOUR NEIGHBOURHOOD, YOUR COMMUNITY
AT EVERGREEN RETIREMENT VILLAGE, WE’RE BUILDING A COMMUNITY, NOT JUST A NEIGHBOURHOOD. AT EVERGREEN, YOU WILL EXPERIENCE THE RETIREMENT LIFESTYLE YOU HAVE ALWAYS DREAMED OF IN TANDEM WITH A WARM, KNOWING COMMUNITY, LOCATED A SCENIC DRIVE FROM THE BEAUTIFUL MORNINGTON PENINSULA.
Discover a community of neighbours who will become your closest friends. Be comfortable in a safe neighbourhood where you can be surrounded by a community that looks out for you, while also respecting your privacy. Experience security and peace of mind where you have the liberty to choose the level of companionship, privacy, and social activities that you would like. Join others in enjoying the range of activities and amenities that Evergreen Retirement Village has on offer.
EVERGREEN RETIREMENT 11 McGregor Rd, Pakenham
For more information call 03 5940 3477
email info@evergreenretirement.com.au
or visit evergreenretirement.com.au
Experiences
You can enjoy a variety of experiences depending on your interests and need for social interaction. Residents are offered a range of social activities and it is up to you if you want to participate.
Residents can experience line dancing, happy hours, pool tournaments, bingo, high teas, welcome lunches, listening to authors talking about their books, fashion shows, market days, the Spring Racing engagement and then there is the solitude of the library. These are just a sample of the large range of activities that have been made available to residents.
Our resident Manager Anne and Assistant Manager Sharyn, work hard to ensure your stay at Evergreen is enjoyable. Lifelong friendships have been established and when things may not look good or you wish to share some joy, your fellow residents are there.
COVID-19 has been a struggle for all particularly due the lockdown in Victoria. Anne and Sharyn, the managers at Evergreen took it upon themselves to bring some joy to the residents. Initially it was a resident dressing up in a variety of costumes to take the rubbish bins out that brought a smile to the people at Evergreen. This experience was viewed by people from different parts of the world.
Then it was the care packages delivered to all the residents. They were a small gesture, but it brought some pleasure to all the recipients. Each care package featured the quote: “Grant me serenity to accept the things I cannot change, courage to change the things I can, and the wisdom to know the difference”.
During this time residents also participated in a photograph competition where they had to feature something in their Villa or a picture from their Villa. This competition resulted in an amazing number of ways of taking in the experiences of being confined during Covid.
Enjoy Evergreen.
