Whiddon Temora

180 Kitchener Rd, Temora NSW 2666, Australia

Narraburra Lodge is one of two Whiddon residential care facilities in Temora, a rural town in southern NSW about one hour from Wagga Wagga, located at 180 Kitchener Rd. The home offers private and companion rooms with ensuite bathrooms and garden views, with care options spanning residential aged care, respite, and specialist dementia and memory support. Operated by Whiddon, an award-winning not-for-profit organisation with over 75 years of experience, the facility provides 24-hour care alongside physiotherapy, podiatry, and speech therapy services on site. Residents enjoy music appreciation sessions, art classes, pet therapy, exercise programmes, and community outings as part of Whiddon's MyLife relationship-based care model. Refundable Accommodation Deposits range from $370,000 to $400,000 depending on room type.

129 Victoria St, Temora NSW 2666, Australia

Temora Village is a retirement community operated by Southern Cross Care (NSW & ACT), situated at 129 Victoria Street in the country town of Temora, NSW. The village comprises 24 modern, light-filled villas available in one- and two-bedroom configurations, each featuring an ensuite bathroom and a private patio with established garden beds. Residents have access to a communal recreation room where organised events are held, and a 24-hour emergency call system provides peace of mind. The village is conveniently located close to local shops, the hospital, and public transport connections to surrounding towns.

73 Haig St, Temora NSW 2666, Australia

Dr Parry Memorial Homes Inc. is a not-for-profit charitable organisation based in Temora, NSW, providing affordable independent living accommodation for seniors and over-55s for more than 50 years. The organisation operates two properties: 24 single-bedroom self-care units in Haig Street rented at below-market rates, and Shipton Villas — a 15-unit two-bedroom retirement village in Grey Street for over-55s under a licence-to-occupy arrangement. Founded in 1967 as a partnership between the Temora RSL and APEX Club to house retired ex-service men and women, it has since evolved into a broader community housing provider registered as a Benevolent Organisation with the ACNC. All board members are drawn from the Temora community, and the charity is committed to long-term affordable housing for the district's ageing population.