Under the counsel of FMC Australia, The Salvation Army, Western Australia raised $3 million through a capital fundraising campaign for a new dementia care hostel, named "Warrina", an aboriginal word meaning place of rest. Through the leadership of the Dementia and Family Care Appeal President, Mr Bill Wyllie AM, the Salvation Army was able to raise $3 million dollars needed to fund the construction and equipping of the new hostel. With the ever-increasing burden on aged care, Warrina is a welcome addition to the services and facilities The Salvation Army provides for the elderly.