Meadowbank Grove Care Community

Uniting Church Hall, 7 Maxim St, West Ryde NSW 2114, Australia

Catholic Healthcare CALD (Lebanese) Daytime Care Centre is a community day service operated by Catholic Healthcare in West Ryde, NSW, specifically tailored to the Lebanese culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) community. Catholic Healthcare is a not-for-profit organisation with over 150 years of heritage in aged and community care across NSW. The centre provides daytime support including allied health, nursing services, personal care, transport, and home modifications to help clients maintain independence and community connection. Care is relationship-based and designed around each individual's physical, emotional, and spiritual wellbeing. The service is government-funded and privately funded, with access coordinated through the My Aged Care process.

94 Bowden St, Ryde NSW 2112, Australia

This is a small and welcoming home located on a quiet residential street in northern Sydney, offering residential, respite, palliative, and dementia care. The environment is supportive, with experienced staff providing clinical, social, and overall wellbeing support. A notable feature is the fresh, nutritionally balanced meals prepared daily by onsite chefs, avoiding pre-prepared methods. Residents can enjoy a varied lifestyle program, including cultural events, exercise, craft, and outings to local attractions, often supported by volunteers. The home provides comfortable single or shared rooms, some with courtyard access, and communal spaces like a lounge, dining room, and landscaped gardens with BBQ areas.

2/947-949 Victoria Rd, West Ryde NSW 2114, Australia

QualityCare Training Institute (QCTI) is a registered training organisation located in West Ryde, Sydney, offering Certificate III in Individual Support courses for aged care and disability. It is not a residential aged care facility but rather an education provider preparing new entrants for careers in the aged care and disability support sector. The institute is an associate company of QualityCare Nursing Agency, a Sydney Metro nursing staffing agency. Courses are offered with flexible scheduling and competitive pricing from their Ryde campus.

Suite 2/947/949 Victoria Rd, West Ryde NSW 2114, Australia

QualityCare Nursing Agency is a Sydney-based nursing staffing agency headquartered in West Ryde, NSW, that has been placing nurses and carers with healthcare facilities since 2004–2006. The agency supplies Registered Nurses, Enrolled Nurses, Assistants in Nursing, and Disability Support Workers to aged care homes, hospitals, and community care settings across metropolitan Sydney. It is not a residential aged care facility but rather a workforce provider serving the broader healthcare industry. Client partners include Uniting Care, Wesley Mission, Anglicare, and Baptiste Care, among others. Services offered to patients include home and community care, disability support, respite care, mental health nursing, and workplace health checks.

Unit 1/34-36 Herbert St, West Ryde NSW 2114, Australia

Hope Holistic Care is a home care agency based in West Ryde, NSW, serving older Australians aged 65 and over in the community. They deliver Home Care Package (HCP) and Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP) services including domestic maintenance, personal care, transport, physiotherapy, and counselling — all provided in the client's own home. The organisation has a strong focus on the Chinese-Australian community, with services and events regularly conducted in Cantonese. They operate with a Christian ethos, hosting community gatherings, Easter services, and cultural celebrations alongside their care coordination role. Hope Holistic Care accepts donations and engages volunteers, indicating a not-for-profit community model.

4A Cavell Ave, Rhodes NSW 2138, Australia

This provider offers residential care, including options for respite, dementia, and palliative support, aiming to provide a secure and supportive environment with round-the-clock nursing. The atmosphere encourages community involvement, with residents engaging in activities such as art sessions and local commemorations. As part of a large organisation established in 1880, it draws on extensive experience in aged care across numerous villages in NSW and ACT. The approach focuses on holistic well-being, extending beyond just clinical needs.