Don’t miss BallyCara Winter Wellness Expo

Published 4:01pm 19 August 2025

Don’t miss BallyCara Winter Wellness Expo
Words by Moreton Daily

ADVERTORIAL

BallyCara will host its Winter Wellness Expo this month, giving the community the chance to hear, see and talk about healthy ageing and living well and enjoy a free cuppa.

The event will be held at Dolphins Leagues Club on August 27 from 11am-1pm.

BallyCara is a proud partner with the Dolphins NRL team – both organisations have deep roots in the Moreton Bay community and a shared passion for wellbeing, connection and active living.

The Winter Wellness Expo will include guest appearances by Dolphins players who will take part in a Q&A session. There will also be photo opportunities. This partnership brings together BallyCara’s commitment to healthy ageing and holistic care with

the Dolphins’ focus on strength, teamwork and community spirit. Both are dedicated to creating opportunities for people of all ages to live well - on the footy field or through wellness programs, retirement living and in-home support.

As a not-for-profit organisation, BallyCara cares deeply about the people they serve, working to build a stronger, healthier Moreton Bay region.

Of particular interest for many at the moment is the Federal Government’s Aged Care reforms. With the new Aged Care Act commencing on November 1, BallyCara will have expert staff on hand to answer questions and discuss any concerns.

About BallyCara

BallyCara has been part of the Moreton Bay community for more than four decades and is dedicated to inspiring health and happy living.

Whether seniors are looking to stay active, need a little extra help at home through HomeCare services, or are considering the next step in life with Retirement Living or Residential Aged Care, BallyCara is there to walk beside them every step of the way.


BallyCara Wellness Services

• Personalised wellness plans to help you stay active, mobile, and independent

• Delivered by experienced allied health professionals with a warm, community-focused approach

• Suitable for all fitness levels – from gentle movement to active ageing

• The Wellness Centre, located at Scarborough, is open to the broader community and offers gentle exercise in the form of group classes and one-on-one sessions. BallyCara is committed to helping you stay connected, confident and independent.


BallyCara HomeCare Services

• Supporting you to live independently in your own home

• Flexible, reliable care tailored to lifestyle, routines and preferences

• Experienced, caring staff who know and understand the community

• BallyCara will walk beside you, offering guidance and support every step of the way.


BallyCara Retirement Living

• Coastal retirement living at its best in beautiful Scarborough

• Low-maintenance villas and apartments designed for comfort, convenience and connection

• Access to on-site wellness services, community activities and coastal walks

• A vibrant, caring community where you can live life your way

• Safety, security and independence – all in one place

• For those ready to enjoy a low-maintenance, seaside lifestyle, BallyCara’s Retirement Living options offer peace of mind, comfort and community.

Find out more about what BallyCara has to offer. Visit the website or phone 1300 272 222.

Don’t miss BallyCara Winter Wellness Expo

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