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Almost 30 Filipino aged care workers ease the load in Albury

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Almost 30 Filipino aged care workers ease the load in Albury
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By Bianca Iovino 
Journalist at HelloCare 

An aged care facility in New South Wales facing staff shortages has been given some respite in the form of almost 30 care workers and nurses from the Philippines touching down to bridge the gap. 
 
Lutheran Aged Care Dellacourt in Albury teamed up with international recruitment and training company Groworx to bring over 26 Filipino workers and nurses to Australia since its inception in October 2023. 

This initiative aims to tackle global workforce challenges and promote a diverse, inclusive team, improving the overall care experience and creating a more positive and fulfilling environment for both residents and staff. 

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Wendy Rocks, Managing Director of Lutheran Aged Care Dellacourt, welcomes the newest care workers and nurses including Lahni Ross Rosco.

Brian Decano, 44, was one of the first participants to start at Lutheran Aged Care Dellacourt. A former Community Nurse with the Department of Health in the Philippines, Brian obtained his Certificate III in Individual Support (Ageing) through Groworx to prepare him for working in the Australian aged care sector and progress with his career goal of becoming an aged care Registered Nurse (RN). 

I like to work in areas where I am providing personal care to residents, assisting with their meals and medications, engaging them in social and recreational activities,” said Mr Decano. 

This goal reflects my commitment to enhancing the quality of care for the elderly and my passion for contributing to this vital field through professional growth and development.” 

 
Lahni Ross Rosco, 47, is one of the latest workers to arrive at the facility, touching down just a few days ago. The former nurse who worked for a company in the Philippines said she is open and enthusiastic about contributing her services in any area of care to make a meaningful difference in residents’ lives.  
 

“The joy and satisfaction of seeing them smile, knowing I've positively impacted their day, is immensely rewarding and drives my passion for this work,” Ms Rosco said. 

Working in aged care is not only a noble calling but also presents a remarkable opportunity to pursue a career as a Registered Nurse (RN) in Australia.”  

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