Ruby Manor

16 Matthews St, Carramar NSW 2163, Australia

This facility offers residential aged care, dementia support, and respite care in a welcoming and homely setting. Residents live in modern, spacious single bedrooms, each with its own ensuite bathroom. A distinctive feature is the Goff Wing, which provides a culturally sensitive environment for residents of Asian background, complete with tailored activities, appropriate decor, and in-house Asian cooking. Operated by UPA of NSW Ltd, a not-for-profit organisation, this home in the leafy Western Sydney suburb of Carramar accommodates 85 residents.

91 Bligh St, Fairfield East NSW 2165, Australia

This home in Fairfield East has a modern extension and offers a welcoming environment, particularly for its Spanish community. Residents can enjoy various family-friendly spaces designed for relaxation and community gatherings. The focus is on person-centred care, empowering residents to make daily decisions about their health and lifestyle, supported by 24/7 nursing staff. The facility provides wholesome and culturally appropriate meals, along with daily activities to keep residents connected and engaged. Shared spaces include comfortable lounge and dining areas, activity rooms, a hair and beauty salon, and inviting gardens.

91 Bligh St, Fairfield NSW 2165, Australia

Villawood Aged Care is a residential aged care facility in Fairfield, in Sydney's diverse south-western suburbs. The home provides residential and respite care for older residents of the Fairfield LGA, an area with large Vietnamese, Lebanese, and Pacific Islander communities.

91 Bligh St, Fairfield East NSW 2165, Australia

Shop 1/119 The Crescent, Fairfield NSW 2165, Australia

Saeed's Home Care is a registered NDIS provider based in Fairfield, New South Wales, delivering person-centred support services to people with disability. The organisation offers a broad range of NDIS support classes including personal activities, community nursing care, daily living skills development, household tasks, and community participation. Their services are designed to help participants build independence, engage socially, and navigate life transitions. No residential aged care accommodation is provided — all support is delivered in participants' homes or community settings.

2 First Ave, Canley Vale NSW 2166, Australia

ACDMA Aged Care is a 79-bed residential aged care facility located in Canley Vale in Sydney's western suburbs, purpose-built in 1990 and since expanded across three connected buildings (Blocks A, B, C). The facility specialises in serving the elderly Indo-Chinese community and is operated by the Australian Chinese & Descendants Mutual Association Ltd, a charitable not-for-profit organisation founded in 1982. Rooms are of bedsitter design offering both single and double accommodation, all with ensuite bathrooms, private balconies, and reverse-cycle air-conditioning. The facility is built in an oriental style centred around traditional Chinese landscaped gardens and provides 24-hour, seven-day-a-week registered nurse coverage. Staff speak English, Mandarin, Cantonese, and Vietnamese, and the facility offers a range of culturally relevant activities including Tai Chi, Chinese singing, yum-cha buffets, and arts and crafts.