WaterView Aged Care Facility

16 Cumberland St, Teralba NSW 2284, Australia

Empowered Living Support Services Ltd is a disability and aged care support organisation based in Teralba in the Hunter region of NSW, providing NDIS supports and aged care services to help individuals with disability and older people live as independently as possible. The organisation delivers support in the home and community settings, including personal care, community participation, skill development, and daily living assistance across the Lake Macquarie and Newcastle areas. Empowered Living is committed to person-centred, choice-based support that upholds the rights and dignity of all clients.

87 Toronto Rd, Booragul NSW 2284, Australia

This home provides comprehensive residential care, including specialised support for those living with dementia and those requiring palliative care. It aims to create a welcoming and friendly community within safe and comfortable surroundings, offering 24-hour assistance. Residents can enjoy various lifestyle and wellbeing programs, spiritual care, and social activities like bus outings and live entertainment. The facility is part of Anglican Care, a Christian faith-based organisation operating nine homes in the region. Community spaces such as sitting rooms, lounge areas, and landscaped courtyards are available for residents.

87 Toronto Rd, Booragul NSW 2284, Australia

Alkira Respite & Day Therapy Centre is operated by Anglican Care, a not-for-profit provider under the Newcastle Anglican family, serving communities across the Hunter, Mid North Coast, and Central Coast regions of NSW. The centre specialises in respite and day therapy services, with the broader Anglican Care network also offering dementia, palliative, and spiritual care across nine residential facilities. Anglican Care's programs include lifestyle and wellbeing activities, 24-hour care support, and access to allied health professionals coordinated alongside residents' GPs. The organisation acknowledges Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities and emphasises culturally inclusive, person-centred care in all its services.

87 Toronto Rd, Booragul NSW 2284, Australia

This home is part of a group of nine facilities operated by Anglican Care, located in Booragul, Lake Macquarie. It offers residential care, including specialist support for dementia and palliative needs, with respite care also available. The atmosphere aims to be welcoming and comfortable, fostering a friendly community. Residents benefit from lifestyle and wellbeing programs, spiritual care, and social activities like bus outings and live entertainment. A Resident Liaison Officer is available to provide ongoing practical and emotional support to residents and their families.

87 Toronto Rd, Booragul NSW 2284, Australia

This organisation offers residential care, including specialist support for dementia and palliative needs, as well as short-term respite stays. The atmosphere is shaped by Anglican values, fostering a culture of compassion, integrity, and respect, aiming to make residents feel part of a welcoming community. They provide comprehensive lifestyle and wellbeing programs, spiritual care, and regular exercise initiatives to support residents' health and happiness. A distinctive feature is the presence of Resident Liaison Officers who provide practical and emotional support. With a history spanning almost 70 years, this non-profit provider operates nine facilities across the Hunter, Central Coast, and Mid Coast regions of New South Wales.

26 James St, Teralba NSW 2284, Australia

Westlakes Miners Retirement Village Ltd is a not-for-profit retirement village in Teralba in the Lake Macquarie district, originally established to provide affordable retirement accommodation for former coal miners and workers from the Hunter Valley's mining industry. The village offers self-contained units in a community setting close to Lake Macquarie, providing an affordable and supportive retirement lifestyle for eligible residents. Today it welcomes a broad range of retirees, maintaining its heritage connection to the working communities of the Hunter region.