As the coronavirus changes the world we live in, Chorus has changed the ways we deliver services. In this episode, Lou and Dan talk about how, almost overnight, Chorus has adapted to the coronavirus while keeping our community connected.

Billie trained men how to jump out of planes. One day her life changed. “I was given a white cane and told that I wasn't allowed to ride a bicycle,” says Billie. Listen in to Billie’s incredible story of survival.

People can, and do, recover from mental illness. In this episode Peta talks about becoming the person she likes when she wakes up in the morning. 

“I want everyone to hear my journey because I think it can be an inspiration from where I came from to this new person.”

I've been asking for quite a while to join a group,” says Jen. “It's been the best thing. I love coming here.”

Jen talks about what life is like getting around in a wheelchair and how being part of the Chorus community has helped her stay positive.

In a special Chorus Voices podcast people across Chorus share their most memorable of 2019. Listen in and enjoy!

In part two of our Dementia journey series we talk to Sarah about the joy and sadness when caring for someone living with dementia.

In this episode we talk to Jason Burton, Head of Dementia Practice and Innovation at Alzheimer's WA. We also have a chat to Sarah Newbold and her mother Blanche, who lives with dementia.

How do you start a culture evolution? In a special episode of Chorus Voices Louise Forster joins Dominic Gourley and Sam Mead on their Culture Bites podcast.

What pushes people to homelessness? As people age, how does the danger of becoming homeless increase?

Can you date when you’re in your 80s?  This podcast starts with a love story about Elizabeth and Kevin who are challenging the negative stereotypes associated with ageing.