Northern Coalfields Community Care Association Limited (NCCCA)

2 Mount View Rd, Cessnock NSW 2325, Australia

Jacaranda Grove is a single-level residential aged care home located in Cessnock, NSW, operated by NCCCA — a community provider with over 30 years of experience serving the local elderly population. The facility offers a blend of modern design and a warm, homely atmosphere, set within beautiful leafy grounds. NCCCA delivers 24-hour clinical and personal care across its homes, with a focus on resident choice and dignity. The home provides specialised dementia support, palliative care, and respite options in addition to permanent residential care.

2 Mount View Rd, Cessnock NSW 2325, Australia

This facility offers comprehensive residential care, including specialized support for those living with dementia and palliative care. The atmosphere is designed to be warm and homely, fostering a welcoming community where individual choices and dignity are respected. Residents benefit from 24-hour clinical care, including the expertise of Nurse Practitioners, and enjoy fresh, onsite-prepared meals overseen by an independent dietician. For residents with cognitive impairment, there are secure, single-room areas with ensuites and stimulating gardens. Located in Cessnock, the single-level home is set amidst beautiful leafy grounds.

196 Wollombi Rd, Cessnock NSW 2325, Australia

Northern Coalfields Community Care (NCCCA) is a not-for-profit aged care provider with over 30 years of operation, based in Cessnock, NSW. It operates two residential homes: Jacaranda Grove, a single-level home with a section refurbished in 2023 set amid leafy grounds, and Mountain View Lodge, which accommodates 47 residents each in single rooms with built-in wardrobes and ensuites. NCCCA delivers 24-hour clinical and personal care with specialised support for dementia and palliative needs, as well as respite options. The organisation also offers retirement living and a broad range of community services including in-home care, meals on wheels, transport, and allied health and therapy services. Its stated values are respect, integrity, compassion, and connection.

28 Jurd St, Cessnock NSW 2325, Australia

Mountain View Lodge is a 47-bed residential aged care facility located in Cessnock, NSW, operated by Northern Coalfields Community Care (NCCCA), a community-based not-for-profit organisation. Each resident has a single room with built-in wardrobe and ensuite bathroom, and the facility primarily targets low-level care needs while supporting residents through changing care requirements over time. NCCCA provides 24-hour clinical and personal care delivered by registered nursing staff and two permanently onsite Nurse Practitioners who can prescribe medications, manage wounds, and coordinate referrals. The facility includes fully equipped palliative care suites and a secure dementia-specific area with sensory gardens, supported by a lifestyle programme offering bus outings, exercise classes, arts and crafts, in-house concerts, movies, and shopping trips. External allied health services including physiotherapy, podiatry, dietetic, and dental services are available on site, and all meals are freshly prepared in an onsite kitchen with input from an independent dietitian.

30A West Ave, Cessnock NSW 2325, Australia

RFBI Cessnock Masonic Village is operated by the Royal Freemasons' Benevolent Institution (RFBI), a not-for-profit organisation founded in 1880 with strong ties to the Masonic community. Located in Cessnock in NSW's Hunter Region, the village offers both retirement living and residential aged care, including respite care. RFBI provides 24/7 care across its residential facilities and currently supports over 2,500 older Australians each day across NSW and ACT. The organisation places emphasis on wellness, research programmes, and community engagement as central pillars of its care model.

19 Wine Country Dr, Cessnock NSW 2325, Australia

This aged care home in Cessnock, located in the Hunter Valley Wine Region, offers permanent residential care, respite care, and support for those living with advanced dementia. The environment aims to be safe, friendly, and encouraging, with a focus on residents' health, wellbeing, and independence. Residents can enjoy a varied lifestyle program including social outings, gardening, art therapy, bingo, and light exercise. The facility, part of the long-standing Calvary organisation, also features an onsite hair salon, a café, and a chapel. It has served the local community for over 55 years across two sites.