The Mary Ogilvy Homes Society

51 Cross St, New Town TAS 7008, Australia

Uniting AgeWell New Town is a small, independent retirement living community in Hobart's New Town suburb, featuring three one-bedroom units with lounge, kitchenette, bathroom, and individual garden areas. Centrally located and easily accessible by public transport, the facility is walking distance to New Town Plaza and close to the Hobart CBD. Residents can access additional support services and care options through Uniting AgeWell's continuum of services if needed. The facility is part of Uniting AgeWell, an organisation of the Uniting Church in Australia with over 70 years of history providing aged care services in Victoria and Tasmania.

120 Swanston St, New Town TAS 7008, Australia

Barrington Lodge Aged Care Centre is a heritage-listed residential aged care facility in New Town, Tasmania, offering 24-hour care including memory support and palliative services. The single-storey facility features single rooms with private ensuites, high ceilings, skylights, and views of tranquil gardens with a mountain backdrop. The Centre provides a dedicated lifestyle programme with daily activities including concerts, movies, gardening, and physiotherapy (four times per week), along with weekly onsite hairdressing services. Meals are prepared daily by a qualified chef in consultation with the Centre's dietitian, and respite care is also available. The location provides convenient access to public transport and local services.

New Town TAS 7008, Australia

Old Vicarage Respite Home in New Town is a residential respite care facility set in New Town, a historic inner suburb of Hobart with a rich heritage streetscape of colonial and Victorian-era homes, convict-era buildings, and the picturesque New Town Rivulet corridor. The Old Vicarage provides short-term residential respite care for elderly people in Hobart's inner-northern suburbs, giving carers a break while ensuring those in their care receive quality support in a homely heritage setting. New Town's central Hobart location gives residents easy access to the city's medical facilities, cultural precincts, and the natural beauty of Hobart's kunanyi/Mount Wellington backdrop.

85 Creek Rd, New Town TAS 7008, Australia

Southern Cross Care Tasmania is a not-for-profit aged care organisation operating multiple facilities across Tasmania, including residential care homes, home and community services, and lifestyle villages. They provide permanent and respite residential aged care, with specialised memory support units delivering Montessori-based dementia care. The organisation employs approximately 1,100 staff focused on person-centred care, quality of life, and community belonging. Specific facilities include Guilford Young Grove and lifestyle villages in locations such as Sandy Bay and Lindisfarne. This is the state office website; individual facility details and pricing are available through their locations directory.

85 Creek Rd, New Town TAS 7009, Australia

Home & Community Services (South) is the home care division of Southern Cross Care Tasmania, a not-for-profit aged care provider. They deliver tailored in-home care packages ranging from a few hours weekly to 24/7 support, including personal care, companionship, meal preparation, housekeeping, and transportation. Services include specialised memory care using Montessori principles for dementia, palliative care, and support for conditions like Parkinson's disease and post-stroke recovery. The service operates across Southern Tasmania with regional offices in New Town, Youngtown, Devonport, and Burnie.

59 Augusta Rd, Lenah Valley TAS 7008, Australia

Calvary Home Care is a South Tasmania-based home care service provider operated by Calvary Health Care, a not-for-profit Catholic organisation with over 30 years of experience supporting people in their own homes and communities. They deliver tailored home care services ranging from general support for everyday living to high-level nursing care, with services co-designed to support both clinical and wellbeing needs. Their approach prioritises independence, social connection, and positive health outcomes for clients receiving care in their own homes.