Hello, Senior Helpers royalty! Teepa Snow

Hello, Senior Helpers royalty!

Merina, the wife of the owner of Senior Helpers St George had the opportunity to meet with Teepa Snow PAC, who was sponsored by Wesley Mission Sydney. Merina and her colleagues had an opportunity to learn from the best!

At Senior Helpers, our staff are extensively trained to provide the utmost care to people suffering from Dementia and Alzheimer’s. If you are looking for a passionate and trustworthy carer to help your loved one with Dementia contact Senior Helpers today.

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