MultiCare Nursing Service

69 Flynn Dr, Gillen NT 0870, Australia

Purple House is an Aboriginal Community-Controlled Health Service founded in 2000, based in Alice Springs, NT, serving Pintupi Luritja people across the Western Desert. Primarily focused on providing dialysis services in 20 remote communities across NT, WA, and SA through stationary clinics and the mobile Purple Truck unit, the organisation also delivers primary health care, aged care, and social support services. The service aims to help Indigenous renal patients access life-saving dialysis whilst maintaining connections to family and Country. Purple House operates as a not-for-profit organisation and runs community kitchen facilities and catering services as part of their social enterprise activities.

4/8 Gregory Terrace, Alice Springs NT 0870, Australia

Leah Bett Nursing Services in Alice Springs provides community nursing and in-home health services to older people and those with chronic illness in Central Australia. The service offers registered nursing care, wound management, medication administration, and post-hospital support in clients' own homes — an essential service in a regional centre where access to health professionals is more limited than in capital cities. This is a community nursing service rather than a residential aged care facility.

Cinema Complex, 10/10 Leichhardt Terrace, Alice Springs NT 0871, Australia

Anglicare NT in Alice Springs is the Northern Territory arm of the national Anglicare Australia network, providing community welfare, family support, and some aged care and disability services across the NT. Anglicare NT's work in Central Australia includes support for vulnerable older people, particularly Aboriginal families navigating complex social and health challenges. This is primarily a welfare and community services organisation rather than a traditional residential aged care or home care provider.

245 Stuart Hwy, Kilgariff NT 0873, Australia

Flynn Lodge Aged Care Facility in Kilgariff is a modern residential aged care facility in Alice Springs' newer southern suburb of Kilgariff, providing quality residential care for the elderly residents of Alice Springs — the Central Australian desert city that serves as the gateway to Uluru-Kata Tjuta and the West MacDonnell Ranges. Flynn Lodge takes its name from the Reverend John Flynn, founder of the Royal Flying Doctor Service, whose humanitarian work across the Australian outback has made him one of the most celebrated figures in Central Australian history and whose memorial cairn stands on the outskirts of Alice Springs. The facility serves a diverse Alice Springs community that includes long-standing European and Aboriginal residents, providing care within reach of Central Australia's spectacular desert landscape and strong cultural heritage.

245 Stuart Hwy, Kilgariff NT 0873, Australia

Old Timers Village in Kilgariff, Alice Springs is one of the most historically significant aged care facilities in Central Australia, operated by ARRCS and carrying a proud legacy of caring for long-term Central Australian residents — the 'old timers' who built their lives in the outback. The facility provides permanent residential care and respite for older Territorians in Alice Springs, including Aboriginal elders and long-term European residents of Central Australia, in a setting that honours the unique culture and character of the Red Centre. Old Timers Village's deep community roots and culturally inclusive approach make it an iconic and much-loved institution in Alice Springs.

9 Percy Ct, Alice Springs NT 0870, Australia

Hetti Perkins is a residential aged care facility in Alice Springs operated by Ltyentye Apurte Catholic Mission, providing culturally appropriate aged care for Aboriginal and non-Aboriginal elders in Central Australia's desert capital. The facility is named in honour of Hetti Perkins (née Kunoth), a celebrated Arrernte woman and pioneer of Aboriginal rights in Central Australia whose family story is deeply intertwined with the Arrernte people and the history of Alice Springs — her daughter Mildred Inkamala and granddaughter Hetti Perkins (the art curator) have continued this remarkable family's contribution to Australian cultural life. The facility provides residential care that respects and celebrates Arrernte and Central Australian Aboriginal culture in the heart of the Red Centre, supporting elders who have deep connections to the land around Alice Springs.