Home and Happy

15/140 Arthur St, North Sydney NSW 2060, Australia

Belmore Community Care's website resolves to Alliance Community, a registered NDIS provider delivering disability and community support services across Australia. The organisation supports over 2,500 Australians living with a disability, with more than 650 support workers on staff. Services include assistance with daily living, community engagement, high medical support, respite, and supported independent living. Alliance Community is also an approved icare and NIISQ provider, and has supported veterans for over 20 years. This is a home care and community support agency, not a residential aged care facility.

51 Cook St, Forestville NSW 2087, Australia

This organisation offers residential, respite, and dementia care across several locations in NSW. It is the welfare arm of the Churches of Christ in NSW and ACT, with a history of providing care for almost 90 years. The culture emphasizes kindness, connection, integrity, and optimism, aiming to create a welcoming atmosphere where residents feel at home and part of a community. Facilities vary in size, from boutique homes with 35 rooms to larger ones with over 120 rooms, often featuring single rooms with private ensuites. Some homes encourage creativity through activities like art classes and provide spaces such as art studios and courtyards. The organisation holds a pro-life view and does not offer services related to Voluntary Assisted Dying.

274 Burns Bay Rd, Lane Cove NSW 2066, Australia

This provider operates over 40 aged care homes across Western Australia, New South Wales, and the ACT, offering residential, respite, dementia, and palliative care. They are a family-owned group established in 1992, focused on providing compassionate, high-quality care that respects each individual's identity and background. The homes foster inclusive communities where residents can maintain their dignity and connections, with a strong emphasis on choice in daily life and activities. They have been recognised for innovative programs, including those supporting Aboriginal people, gender diversity, and specific health needs like dementia and muscle decline. Visitors are welcome at any time, contributing to a warm and open environment.

120 High St, Hunters Hill NSW 2110, Australia

Montefiore Hunters Hill is a residential aged care facility operated by Montefiore, one of Australia's leading not-for-profit aged care organisations with a proud 135-year history rooted in Jewish community values. The facility offers private ensuite rooms, quality dining, and a range of activities for residents. Montefiore provides 24-hour nursing cover with staff-to-resident ratios up to twice the industry average, and is recognised for industry-leading dementia care. The organisation employs over 120 allied health practitioners on staff and welcomes residents of all faiths and backgrounds. As a not-for-profit, Montefiore reinvests in services, staff, and research to ensure best-practice aged care.

Suite 204/111 Harrington St, The Rocks NSW 2000, Australia

13-15 Bridge St, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia

This is a family-owned aged care provider with over 70 years of experience, operating several homes across Sydney and Newcastle. The homes offer a warm, community-focused environment, striving to feel more like a personal residence than a traditional facility. They provide a range of care options including permanent residential, respite, dementia, and palliative care, with registered nurses available around the clock. Residents live in small households, enjoying spacious single or couple rooms, each with a private ensuite bathroom. A distinctive intergenerational program, the "Nan and Pops Club," connects residents with children from early learning centres for shared activities, fostering social engagement and learning. The focus is on supporting independence, lifestyle, and wellness, with daily activities, social programs, and secure outdoor garden spaces.