New disability respite centre open in Holland Park

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May 032020

Brisbane’s Precious Angels has just opened their new respite house.

Named Hibiscus House, it is located at Glindemann Drive, Holland Park. It is walking distance from The Castle which is their community centre. It provides a service for post-school young adults with physical and intellectual disabilities who are non-mobile.

Precious Angels also has another respite centre in Aleandra Hills.

Hibiscus House offers respite care, sleepovers, vacation care and school holiday care. It provides a warm secure home away from home experience that is welcoming to your loved one with a disability.

The Precious Angels directors, Cathy, Polly and Ian are very excited for this new venture, and are open for business.

Contact Precious Angels on 3076 4648 to arrange your stay at Hibiscus House or to find out more about them on their website.

Precious Angels is registered with the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

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