Pineview Residential Care

109 Mair St E, Ballarat East VIC 3350, Australia

Simply Helping Central Highlands and Djerriwarrh is a registered NDIS provider and aged care services agency offering personalised in-home care across Ballarat, Central Highlands, and Djerriwarrh regions. Services include personal care, meal preparation, domestic assistance, respite care, and community access support for individuals of all ages. Founded in 2018 by local residents Steve and Cathy, the family-owned service emphasises compassionate, flexible support tailored to individual needs. The organisation is staffed by trained, screened workers and emphasises connection, integrity, and respect in all support provided.

74 Mair St E, Bakery Hill VIC 3350, Australia

VMCH Home Care Ballarat is a home care service located at 74 Mair Street E, Bakery Hill, supporting older people to live independently and connected within the Ballarat community. Operated by VMCH, which has supported older Australians for more than 100 years, the local team delivers personal and nursing care, domestic assistance, allied health, social support and transport, and home maintenance. Allied health support is provided by physiotherapists, occupational therapists and podiatrists who help with strength, mobility, balance and falls prevention. The service also offers respite support to give carers a chance to rest, along with social support to help clients stay connected to their community. All services are tailored to individual needs, goals and lifestyle and delivered by trained staff.

60 Corbett St, Ballarat East VIC 3350, Australia

Mercy Place Ballarat is a modern residential aged care home at 60 Corbett Street, Ballarat East, Victoria, operated by Mercy Health, a Catholic not-for-profit organisation founded by the Sisters of Mercy. Set behind the historic red brick building of the Sisters of Mercy, the home is built around a small household living model in which residents have their own room with ensuite and share a house with a small group of fellow residents. The home emphasises independence, choice and relationships, offering home-cooked meals, familiar communal home spaces, a personal laundry and outdoor areas. On-site services include allied health, audiology, a café, a dementia care service, dietitian-curated meals, and eye health and ophthalmology support. It is described as one of Ballarat's newest and most innovative aged care homes.

20 Peel St N, Bakery Hill VIC 3350, Australia

Country Club Living operates a national network of over ten independent living retirement villages across Australia for residents over 55 years old. All villages feature a community centre, village bus service, and a wide range of social and recreational activities including bingo, movie nights, bowls, and golf, with the option to participate as much or as little as preferred. Established in 1990, the operator emphasises security, social companionship, and active lifestyles in purpose-designed communities. Village managers are employed at each location to maintain community standards and security. The villages are pet-friendly and individually designed with amenities that vary by location.

18 Humffray St N, Bakery Hill VIC 3350, Australia

Mercy Health Home Care Ballarat is an in-home care provider offering support services to help people live independently at home longer. The service operates under multiple government-funded programs including the Commonwealth Home Support Programme, Veterans' Affairs, and the National Disability Insurance Scheme, as well as self-funded options. Available services include domestic assistance, personal care, nursing, allied health, dementia and memory support, transport, and respite care. Part of Mercy Health, a Catholic healthcare organisation founded by the Sisters of Mercy, the Ballarat office is located at 18 Humffray Street North, Bakery Hill.

42A Dyte Parade, Ballarat East VIC 3350, Australia

Grampians Community Transport is a volunteer-run door-to-door transport service for elderly people in the Grampians region of Victoria who are unable to drive or use public transport. The service serves people aged 65 and over (or 50+ if Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander) who are registered with My Aged Care, and operates on weekdays only with 48 hours notice. A fee applies for each trip, though carers may travel at no cost. All volunteer drivers undergo federal police checks and receive training from Uniting AgeWell.