Prescare - Alexandra Gardens
Home in Brisbane

PresCare is dedicated to being a compassionate Christian organization providing services to all in the community. Reflecting Christ’s love, transforming the lives of those we serve. At PresCare, we’re all about providing protection and services when and how our clients want them in their home or in ours. As a ministry of the Presbyterian Church of Queensland, we have been committed to supporting earlier Australians since 1929. Accreditation involves periodic audits, as healthy as unannounced visits to monitor continuing compliance with standards set by the Industry Group The Aged Protection Standards and Accreditation Agency, an self-reliant body. With PresCare’s commitment to excellence, we are arrogant of our achievements which include all residential facilities and community services being fully accredited most recently in 2016. A dedicated board, occupied with a highly proficient management team, is charged with delivering on the mission and vision as outlined in PresCare’s constitution: to bear aged ardor health concern and community services to the public irrespective of religious beliefs in a manner which best serves the needs of the community. PresCare’s Board and Executive Team are charged with the responsibility of fulfilling the company’s mission, and balancing the needs of our clients with those of our valued employees and volunteers ultimately seeking better outcomes for our clients, PresCare people, and the community. PresCare’s Board members are the fiduciaries who steer our organization towards a sustainable coming by adopting sound, ethical and legal governance and financial management policies, as healthy as by making sure PresCare has sufficient resources to advance its mission which as defined in our constitution is to yield aged ardor health protection and community services to the public irrespective of religious beliefs and in a manner which superior serves the needs of the community. For 20 years, Greg has been committed to providing the highest standard of service to Queensland’s elderly. He is an experienced executive with over 15 years’ experience in leading finance and corporate services teams within the human services sector and over 20 years’ experience in the field of accounting and commercial services. Craig has a track record of victory in achieving significant business transformation and leads PresCare’s enterprise expansive transformation strategy. Craig is passionate about designing and implementing sustainable performance transformation that allows management and employees to do their job. Craig holds a Master of Business istration and specialisms in corporate strategy, business transformation, customer experience and process improvement. Over the preceding 30 years Alex has dedicated his active career to procurement and associated business units within the hospitality and commercial business space. Danny joined the PresCare team with over 30 years’ experience as a minister to the Presbyterian Church in Browns Plains. In that time he played a pivotal role in the growth of the church within the community, through serving on abundant boards and committees as healthy as serving as State Moderator for the PC in 20092010. Within the scope of his role at PresCare, Danny has been integral in embedding the church’s values within the organization as well as advancing the valuable role that chaplains and pastoral carers have in providing care, strength and encourage to the PresCare community. The Board is appointed by the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church of Queensland (PC) and all Board members are ministers or members of the church. With a professional background in the insurance industry, Greg has brought this experience to his role as a member of the Church’s Finance and istration Board, a role that he has held for over 30 years. He has twice served as Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Queensland, beginning in 2013 and again in 2015. He served for many years as an Elder of the Presbyterian Church of Queensland, and holds abundant positions on boards and associations. Phil Campbell is currently the Moderator of the Presbyterian Church of Queensland. Helen is also a member of the Australian Institute of Company Directors.

PresCare is a Ministry of the Presbyterian Church of Queensland. He went on to organism the lease of an aircraft from the newly formed Q.A.N.T.A.S.’ And the beginnings of the Flying Doctor’ service was formed. The first independent living cottages at Hopetoun are constructed. PresCare Board is established and the organization undergoes restructure with a new management team. Expanded to offer nursing home, hostel and autonomous living cottages, and renamed Alexandra Gardens. PresCare establishes Pleased Chef, a catering services business supplying cooked chill’ and cooked frozen’ meals to retirement villages, and opens a purpose built facility in Litton, Brisbane. To promote its income community concern