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This was a live taped discussion between Amaranth CEO, Julianne Whyte, and Dr Monica Moore as part of the Mental Health Practitioner Network (MHPN) inaugural On Line Conference – called…

The contribution of the Amaranth Foundation and that of its founder and CEO, Julianne Whyte was recognised in two categories of the Corowa Business Chamber 2018 Federation Business Awards, Friday…

Amaranth Community Services is delighted to be part of the Federation Council Festival of Fun for Kids, Saturday 20 May at the Corowa Race Club from 1pm-5pm where we’ll be…

Amaranth took the lead in the conversation about the importance of people of all ages having an advance care plan at a morning tea in Wagga as part of the…

Amaranth Community Care is encouraging people to become part of the conversation about the need to discuss future healthcare preferences at a morning tea as part of Australia’s first National…

From the moment a person steps across the threshold of the Amaranth Foundation and its premises in Corowa and Wagga Wagga, they should be confident that they will receive the…

Julianne Whyte, CEO of Amaranth Foundation, was awarded the “Most Creative and Innovative Project” at the Agency for Clinical Innovation awards ceremony at the  NSW Rural Health and Research Congress,…

Julianne Whyte, CEO of Amaranth Foundation, joining ABC Canberra with Tom Robert to discuss his life story. Heavy metal promoter, Tom Roberts, has a heavier story than most. The 27-year-old…

Alzheimer’s is a disease.  It is the most common form of dementia. Alzheimer’s is a progressive disease of the brain that slowly impairs memory and cognitive function. The exact cause…

What does this have to do with a life-threatening illness? The word ‘existential’ describes experiences related to existence and experience; with emphasis on human existence and human dealing with experience…