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Wami Kata Old Folks Home

Bartlett Parade, Port Augusta SA 5700, Australia

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Type
Residential aged care
Operator
not for profit
Established
1962
Nursing
24/7
  • respite
  • palliative

Wami Kata Old Folks Home is a Commonwealth-funded Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander aged care facility on Davenport Community near Port Augusta, founded in 1962, with 32 residential beds. The facility provides residential, respite, and palliative care with 77% of staff being of Aboriginal descent, ensuring culturally appropriate care. Modern facilities include twin-share units with ensuite bathrooms, outdoor sitting areas, fruit trees, and a healing garden. Wami Kata is a non-profit association managed by an elected Board of Management that meets all nine National Quality Aged Care Standards.

Amenities

  • garden
  • outdoor areas

Activities & lifestyle

  • art
  • gardening
  • cooking
  • cultural activities
  • bus outings

Allied health services

other

24/7 nursing on-site

Cultural & language fit

Cultural focus
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander

Quality & compliance

Compliance action The regulator (the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission) can take formal action when a home falls short of the standards — from a direction to improve, up to a Notice of Non-Compliance or sanctions. "None current" means no action was recorded against this home in the Government's latest quarterly extract.
Not available for this home

Fees

Fees not publicly disclosed by this provider.