Dear Steve and the team at Quakers Hill Nursing Home, I am writing to express my deepest gratitude for the exceptional care you’ve shown my father, Mr. Wong Yiu Wah, since he has joined your facility in late 2024. As his son living in Hong Kong only visiting him every few months, I am so delighted to see him keeping well physically and mentally. Where isolation once defined his days at home during day time when my sister who stayed with my father was out for work, you’ve filled his life with care and purpose. The nourishing meals and thoughtful activities—like Monday exercises, bingo which he is so keen to play, win and share his chocolate prizes, and outdoor tours—have reignited his spirit. During my visit on Monday, he proudly showed me his self initiative to help other elderly put on apron for them before lunch for a few friends. It does make him feel useful, and he still can deliver values to others. For a man who thrived on responsibility as a successful businessman before he migrated to Sydney in 1996, these opportunities to contribute—coupled with small victories in games—have restored his sense of self. Though I can’t be here daily, knowing he spends his days being engaged and needed brings our family immeasurable peace. Thank you for supporting him in his daily life. Taking care of elderly is not as easy as people think so we really feel lucky to get him admitted to the nursing home While he struggles to communicate due to language barrier as a result of Parkinson's disease, he finds his value at his age of 92 soon, being capable to help others and being able to achieve meaningful things to him with a peace in mind. With heartfelt appreciation, Rex Wong, son of Mr. Wong Yiu Wah