Aldersgate House-High Care Facility

16 Fredbert St, Lilyfield NSW 2040, Australia

Uniting Aldersgate Lilyfield is a purpose-built residential aged care facility at 16 Fredbert Street, Lilyfield NSW 2040, operated by Uniting (the aged care arm of the Uniting Church). The home uses an innovative 'Household Living' model structured around four separate households of 22–25 residents each, designed to replicate a family home environment. Round-the-clock personal care and medication management is provided, with a Registered Nurse on site daily and access to a range of allied health professionals for specific needs. Room options include single rooms with private or shared ensuites and companion double rooms with shared ensuites, with a Refundable Accommodation Deposit of $1,095,000 for the standard single ensuite room. The facility supports residents living with dementia and other high-care needs, and states that no one will be denied care based on their ability to pay.

1 Glover St, Lilyfield NSW 2040, Australia

Uniting Home Care Inner West is a home care service operated by Uniting, a not-for-profit organisation affiliated with the Uniting Church, serving clients in Sydney's Inner West region. It provides personalised in-home support including domestic assistance, cottage respite, exercise physiology, and short-term restorative care and rehabilitation. Services are funded through the Commonwealth Home Support Programme, the Support at Home programme, or privately, with no government assessment required for private clients. Uniting offers a free Home Care Navigator service to help new clients through eligibility checks, assessments, and service setup. This is a community-based home care service, not a residential aged care facility.

168 Norton St, Leichhardt NSW 2040, Australia

Hawkins Place by Uniting is a stylish independent retirement living village at 168 Norton Street, Leichhardt NSW, operated by Uniting, one of NSW's largest not-for-profit seniors' services providers. The village comprises 49 apartments ranging from one to three bedrooms, featuring engineered timber floors, generous balconies, modern kitchens with Miele appliances, and wide doorways designed to accommodate future mobility modifications. Residents enjoy a clubroom, a rooftop terrace with city skyline views, a BBQ area, and landscaped gardens, with additional amenities available at the neighbouring McRae-McMahon Place by Uniting village. The village is situated in Leichhardt's cosmopolitan precinct, noted for its rich Italian heritage and proximity to shops, restaurants, and cafés. No on-site residential nursing care is provided, though Uniting offers access to assisted living services and nearby residential aged care should health needs change.

7 Tillock St, Haberfield NSW 2045, Australia

This comfortable nursing home is situated in a leafy, heritage-listed part of Haberfield, just 9km from Sydney's CBD. It offers residential, respite, and palliative care within a close-knit community atmosphere. Residents are encouraged to engage in a variety of activities, including bus trips, concerts, gardening, and intergenerational programs. The staff focus on individual well-being, and as part of St Vincent's Health Australia, residents also benefit from connections to a broader health network.

252 Johnston St, Annandale NSW 2038, Australia

Sister Dorothea Village is a residential aged care village in Annandale, one of Sydney's most charming Victorian-era inner-west suburbs, named in honour of a religious Sister associated with the founding religious order. The village provides residential and respite care close to Leichhardt, the Sydney CBD, Royal Prince Alfred Hospital, and the inner west's rich Italian-Australian cultural precinct. Annandale's heritage terrace houses, tree-lined streets, and vibrant café culture create an exceptional inner-city environment for aged care.

17 Marion St, Leichhardt NSW 2040, Australia

McRae-McMahon Place is a retirement village operated by Uniting, a not-for-profit provider, located at 17 Marion Street, Leichhardt in Sydney's Inner West. The village comprises 65 architecturally designed apartments ranging from one-bedroom to three-bedroom and deluxe penthouse configurations, many with views toward the Harbour Bridge. It forms one village across two nearby locations — Marion Street and Hawkins Place on Norton Street — giving residents access to clubrooms, a rooftop garden, BBQ facilities, a private dining room, and outdoor terraces. Assisted living services are available on-site, and a nearby Uniting residential aged care home provides an option if care needs change. The village is named after pioneering Uniting Church Minister Reverend Dorothy McRae-McMahon, a long-term social activist and Inner West resident.