Uniting Woodfield Croydon

56 Burton St, Concord NSW 2137, Australia

St Mary's Villa is a residential aged care hostel and nursing home located at 56 Burton Street, Concord NSW, owned and managed by St Mary's Catholic Parish. The current building was completed in 2010 and accommodates 99 residents across four separate houses, each catering to a specific level of care. The facility provides person-centred care guided by Christian values, with a strong emphasis on residents' privacy, dignity, and individual choice. Residents are accommodated under both aged care and NDIS funding arrangements. St Mary's Villa is a fully certified and accredited not-for-profit service.

58-60 Weldon St, Burwood NSW 2134, Australia

This home provides residential care in a smaller setting, with 45 beds, located in the residential area of Burwood. It is part of the Australian Nursing Home Foundation, which has a strong connection to the Chinese community, suggesting a culturally supportive environment for residents of Chinese background. The location offers easy access to public transport and is within walking distance of local shops, a library, and community centres, allowing residents to remain connected to the wider community. The focus is on providing a comfortable and accessible living space.

47 Grosvenor Cres, Summer Hill NSW 2130, Australia

This home in Sydney's inner west, known for its heritage sandstone facade, offers care for residents with varying physical and cognitive needs. It aims to provide a warm and respectful environment, a philosophy reflected across the Hardi Aged Care group. Residents can enjoy a large outdoor area with games like putt-putt golf and bowling, and benefit from a group-wide Music and Memory program designed to support those with dementia. Located in the village atmosphere of Summer Hill, it is easily accessible by public transport. The facility is set over three levels with lift access.

7 Tillock St, Haberfield NSW 2045, Australia

This is a homely and comfortable nursing home located in a leafy, heritage-listed suburb of Sydney, about 9km from the CBD. It offers residential, respite, and palliative care, fostering a tight-knit community where staff focus on treating residents as individuals. The home provides a vibrant activities calendar, including intergenerational programs, bus trips, concerts, and gardening. As part of St Vincent's Health Australia, residents benefit from access to a broader health network and a care approach rooted in compassion.

31 Clissold St, Ashfield NSW 2131, Australia

This home offers comprehensive residential care, including specialised support for dementia and palliative needs, alongside short-term respite stays and day care options. It fosters a nurturing environment, providing personalised care guided by Christian principles, and is welcoming to people from all cultural and religious backgrounds, including Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals and the LGBTI community. Residents can enjoy open courtyards and gardens, a chapel, library, and a cafe. Distinctive programs include a HenPower initiative with on-site chickens and a visiting pet program, adding unique elements to daily life. Operated by a not-for-profit organisation with over 75 years of experience, this facility is located in Ashfield in Sydney's Inner West.

5 Henson St, Summer Hill NSW 2130, Australia

This 73-bed home in Summer Hill, Sydney, has been operating for over 35 years, offering a warm and inclusive environment. It specialises in providing culturally appropriate care specifically tailored to the Korean community, ensuring residents feel connected to their heritage. Care, meals, and activities are thoughtfully designed to reflect Korean customs and language, with staff speaking Korean, Tagalog, and English. Residents can enjoy bus outings to Korean community and church groups, helping them maintain strong cultural and spiritual ties. The facility aims to create a familiar atmosphere where individual cultural identity is respected and supported.