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Level 1/280 Thomas St, Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia

BaptistCare operates aged care and retirement living services across Victoria and Tasmania, with the Dandenong Community Hub as part of their network. The organisation provides both residential aged care and retirement living communities, which are typically co-located on the same grounds. BaptistCare is a large, multi-service not-for-profit organisation providing various aged and disability care services across Australia. Specific facility details for the Dandenong Community Hub are not disclosed on the main website.

Level 1, 1A/280 Thomas St, Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia

BaptistCare Home Help Southern Metro is a BaptistCare home care service providing in-home support and domestic assistance to older adults across Melbourne's southern metropolitan area. The service is part of BaptistCare's broader home care network and delivers daily living assistance, personal care, and community support funded through home care packages and the Commonwealth Home Support Programme. BaptistCare has particular expertise in supporting Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.

294 Thomas St, Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia

Haisey Home Care is a government-approved home care provider operating from Dandenong, VIC, supporting senior Australians to live independently in their own homes rather than moving to a residential facility. They offer personalised in-home care packages covering personal care, domestic assistance, respite care, dementia care, palliative care, and disability support. Care plans are tailored by a dedicated care manager with no hidden fees, and pricing is aligned with the Australian Government's Support at Home programme across eight levels of need. A broad allied health team is available including physiotherapists, occupational therapists, podiatrists, speech pathologists, dietitians, exercise physiologists, psychologists, social workers, and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health workers.

71 Scott St, Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia

Calvary Scottvale is a modern, spacious residential aged care home located at 71 Scott Street, Dandenong VIC 3175, operated by Calvary Health Care and offering both permanent residential aged care and residential respite care. The facility includes a dedicated Memory Support Unit (MSU) providing specialised care for residents living with advanced dementia or requiring higher-level support, alongside shared and private single-room ensuite accommodation options. Multi-lingual staff provide around-the-clock support, and the inclusive lifestyle programme covers arts and crafts, music therapy, and themed cultural celebrations. Refundable Accommodation Deposits range from $325,000 for a shared Classic Companion room to $550,000 for Superior and Deluxe single rooms with private ensuites. Onsite amenities include a hair and treatment salon, chapel and prayer room, and communal patio and gardens.

24 Railway Parade, Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia

Rosewood Downs is a supported residential facility located at 24 Railway Parade, Dandenong, Melbourne, offering both short-term respite and convalescent care as well as longer-term permanent residential accommodation. The home positions itself as a modern, purpose-built alternative to hostel care, with an emphasis on individual care and resident welfare. All rooms — available as single or double — include ensuite bathrooms and telephone lines. The facility provides a variety of activities and entertainment for residents.

32 Potter St, Dandenong VIC 3175, Australia

Wintringham Eunice Seddon is a residential aged care facility located in Dandenong, Victoria, operated by Wintringham — a not-for-profit welfare organisation established to address elderly homelessness and poverty. The facility is one of several full care accommodation sites run by Wintringham across Victoria and Tasmania, serving people over 50 who are struggling to make ends meet. Wintringham's guiding philosophy is social justice: the belief that all elderly people, regardless of poverty or lifestyle, have the right to live an independent and dignified life. The organisation is led by Jane Barnes, its second CEO following the retirement of founder Bryan Lipmann AM after 36 years of leadership.