Aged care homes in Deloraine, TAS

11 E Barrack St, Deloraine TAS 7304, Australia

Aged Care Deloraine operates two residential facilities—Grenoch (47 beds) and Kanangra (48 beds)—in Deloraine, Tasmania, serving the Meander Valley community. The organisation provides residential aged care, respite care, and independent living units, catering to all care levels including specialised dementia services. As a not-for-profit organisation, Aged Care Deloraine prioritises person-centred, individualised care with a focus on residents' mental health, independence, and social wellbeing. The facility maintains strong connections with the local community through partnerships with local schools and businesses, and many staff members are locals themselves.

10 Kanangra Dr, Deloraine TAS 7304, Australia

Kanangra is a 48-bed residential care facility operated by Aged Care Deloraine, a not-for-profit organisation located in Deloraine, Tasmania. The facility provides quality residential aged care services with a homely feel, catering to all care needs including specialised facilities for dementia and high-care requirements. Staff are committed to person-centred, individualised care that supports residents' mental health, social wellbeing, and independence within a community-focused environment.

11 E Barrack St, Deloraine TAS 7304, Australia

Grenoch Home in Deloraine is a residential aged care facility in the picturesque heritage town of Deloraine on the Meander River, nestled beneath the dramatic Great Western Tiers escarpment in the heart of northern Tasmania's rich agricultural Meander Valley. Deloraine is one of Tasmania's most charming historic towns, with beautifully preserved Georgian and Victorian buildings, acclaimed craft galleries, the spectacular Deloraine Folk Museum, and easy access to Cradle Mountain-Lake St Clair National Park — making it an exceptionally beautiful setting for aged care. Grenoch Home serves the Deloraine and broader Meander Valley community, enabling elderly residents to remain in a region with deep ties to Tasmanian farming, crafts, and heritage tourism.