A new approach
to Aged Care
Providing range of in-home, community care services to people who need support to live independently.
I am in a different life when I am volunteering. It provides great stress relief from my carer role.
Empowering and respecting the individual with a range of services and supports. Enabling people to live the life they choose, in their home, in their own community.
You come first!
We are an approved provider to DSC, WA NDIS and have a range of disability support services.
What customers and volunteers have to say...
Volunteering has really helped me as I have dementia and it gets me out of the house. It has a positive impact on me. I feel happy and I like that I am giving back to the local community. I really like the jobs we do and the people I work with too.
Volunteer
I have learned so many different but relevant skills including interacting with people. I have been mentored and supported throughout my volunteering experience.
Volunteer
Volunteering has given me confidence in myself. I enjoy the company and helping people out.
Volunteer
Normally I shop on my own. It’s nice to have company. It’s also interesting to see what different people buy.
Volunteer
It’s a great day out which I wouldn’t do otherwise.
Customer
This is a great group because of the camaraderie.
Customer
It’s the greatest thing that has ever happened to me.
Customer
The gardeners have just been and I could weep with joy.
Customer
I am so grateful. I wouldn’t see anyone if I couldn’t do this.
Customer
Thank you. I am so glad you guys are there, It’s wonderful
Customer
The gardeners do a wonderful job. They are amazing beautiful people. Sincere thanks to the team.
Customer
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475
active
volunteers
14
activities & services
44,675
hours
of contribution
40
years