Respect - Ingham Lodge

59 Sir Arthur Fadden Parade, Ingham QLD 4850, Australia

The Palms Aged Care Service in Ingham is a residential aged care facility operated by Churches of Christ in Queensland (CoFC), providing permanent and respite care for older residents of the Herbert River district in North Queensland's sugar-cane farming heartland. The facility offers 24-hour nursing care, allied health services, and a lifestyle programme in a warm, faith-inspired community environment reflecting CoFC's commitment to compassionate, person-centred care. Ingham's strong Italian-heritage community is acknowledged in the cultural life of the facility, with an awareness of the multilingual and multicultural nature of the local population.

3 Gedge St, Ingham QLD 4850, Australia

BlueCare's Ingham Community Centre provides home and community care services for older Australians seeking to remain independent at home. As part of the UnitingCare family, BlueCare has been supporting aged care in Queensland for over 70 years, offering personalised care that adapts as needs change. Services include home support, dementia consultancy, and palliative care in home settings.

18 Abbott St, Ingham QLD 4850, Australia

Canossa Home in Ingham is a Catholic residential aged care facility operated by the Canossian Sisters or associated Catholic healthcare providers in the Herbert River sugarcane town of Ingham, 110 km north of Townsville. Canossa Home provides compassionate residential and palliative care rooted in the Canossian tradition of charity and service — named for St Magdalen of Canossa, founder of the Daughters of Charity — serving the Italian-heritage sugarcane community of Ingham and the wider Herbert River valley. Ingham's strong Italian heritage, brought by generations of Italian-Australian cane farmers, is reflected in the cultural and linguistic connections the facility maintains with its predominantly Italian-background community.

9 Stone River Rd, Trebonne QLD 4850, Australia

Magdalene Villa is a residential aged care facility located 8 kilometres from Ingham in North Queensland, established by the Canossian Sisters. The facility offers permanent residential care, respite care, and accommodation for couples, with registered nurses on duty 24 hours a day. Residents receive five daily meals prepared by on-site chefs with options for special dietary requirements, and participate in a range of activities including bus outings, concerts, exercise classes, art and crafts, and gardening. The facility features an on-site chapel for religious observance, a library, and garden spaces, and actively supports residents from all cultural and religious backgrounds in maintaining their beliefs and practices.