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Finding purpose through service: how volunteering led Raymond to a rewarding career in aged care

Initially a volunteer, Raymond Toms was inspired to develop a career in aged care, sharing it with Heather Hinsbey, IMPACT Community Services community visitors scheme coordinator. (Supplied)

Raymond Toms began his journey into aged care with trips from Fiji to Australia, where he volunteered up to twice […]

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