Pathways to Independence Service
Pathways to Independence Service supports unaccompanied women over 50 years, who are experiencing homelessness or unstable or unsafe accommodation, within the Greater Sydney area. Women are supported in to safe and secure accommodation options, after often experiencing homelessness for the first-time following relationship breakdown, domestic and family violence, and job loss or unstable employment.
02 9285 6267
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Pathways to Independence Service
Pathways to Independence Service
Pathways to Independence Service supports unaccompanied women over 50 years, who are experiencing homelessness or unstable or unsafe accommodation, within the Greater Sydney area. Women are supported in to safe and secure accommodation options, after often experiencing homelessness for the first-time following relationship breakdown, domestic and family violence, and job loss or unstable employment.
02 9285 6267
Phone or online available
Pathways to Independence Service
Charles Chambers Court - Residential Aged Care Home
Charles Chambers Court is a 100% concessional accredited residential aged care facility for 60 men and women who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, or who have experienced financial or social disadvantage. Located in Surry Hills, NSW, the facility provides low-level residential care for those with Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) approval. A range of medical and allied health supports are available to all residents.
Surry Hills
02 82416300
Charles Chambers Court - Residential Aged Care Home
Surry Hills
Charles Chambers Court - Residential Aged Care Home
Charles Chambers Court is a 100% concessional accredited residential aged care facility for 60 men and women who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, or who have experienced financial or social disadvantage. Located in Surry Hills, NSW, the facility provides low-level residential care for those with Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) approval. A range of medical and allied health supports are available to all residents.
Surry Hills
02 82416300
Charles Chambers Court - Residential Aged Care Home
11 Hunt Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
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Care Finder Service
Care finders can help vulnerable older people navigate the aged care system and find support services to improve their quality of life. Care finders can help with both accessing services for the first time and changing or finding new services and supports. They can help someone in such ways as talking to My Aged Care on their behalf and arranging an assessment, attending and providing support at the assessment, finding and short-listing aged care providers in their area, and solving other challenges and connecting to supports in the community, such as health, mental health, housing and homelessness, drug and alcohol services and community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney PHN.
(02) 9136 4780
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Care Finder Service
Care finders can help vulnerable older people navigate the aged care system and find support services to improve their quality of life. Care finders can help with both accessing services for the first time and changing or finding new services and supports. They can help someone in such ways as talking to My Aged Care on their behalf and arranging an assessment, attending and providing support at the assessment, finding and short-listing aged care providers in their area, and solving other challenges and connecting to supports in the community, such as health, mental health, housing and homelessness, drug and alcohol services and community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney PHN.
(02) 9136 4780
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Community Housing
Bridge Housing provides access to range of housing options for people who facing homelessness and/or who are finding it difficult to secure accommodation in the private market. The options include Emergency Housing, Social Housing, Private Rental Assistance, Specialist Disability Housing and Affordable Housing.
Sydney
02 8324 0800
Phone or online available
Community Housing
Sydney
Community Housing
Bridge Housing provides access to range of housing options for people who facing homelessness and/or who are finding it difficult to secure accommodation in the private market. The options include Emergency Housing, Social Housing, Private Rental Assistance, Specialist Disability Housing and Affordable Housing.
Sydney
02 8324 0800
Phone or online available
Community Housing
Level 9, 59 Goulburn St, Sydney NSW 2000 Australia
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Annie Green Court- Residential Aged Care Home
Annie Green Court is a 100% concessional accredited residential aged care facility for 72 people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, or who have experienced financial or social disadvantage. A range of medical and allied health supports are available to all residents, as well as recreational activities and financial management support.
Redfern
02 93059100
Annie Green Court- Residential Aged Care Home
Redfern
Annie Green Court- Residential Aged Care Home
Annie Green Court is a 100% concessional accredited residential aged care facility for 72 people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, or who have experienced financial or social disadvantage. A range of medical and allied health supports are available to all residents, as well as recreational activities and financial management support.
Redfern
02 93059100
Annie Green Court- Residential Aged Care Home
Annie Green Court, 47 Redfern Street, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
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Aged Care & Disability Services
We provide a comprehensive range of aged care services to the multicultural communities, covering a wide geographical area including the Metropolitan Sydney and Wollongong. We serve people in the general community, especially those of East Asian backgrounds, including Chinese, Koreans, Indonesians, Vietnamese, Malaysians and Singaporeans. CASS Care as runs the Yagoona Elderly Hostel which provides independent seniors with affordable accommodation.
Campsie
02 9789 4587
Aged Care & Disability Services
Campsie
Aged Care & Disability Services
We provide a comprehensive range of aged care services to the multicultural communities, covering a wide geographical area including the Metropolitan Sydney and Wollongong. We serve people in the general community, especially those of East Asian backgrounds, including Chinese, Koreans, Indonesians, Vietnamese, Malaysians and Singaporeans. CASS Care as runs the Yagoona Elderly Hostel which provides independent seniors with affordable accommodation.
Campsie
02 9789 4587
Aged Care & Disability Services
44-50 Sixth Ave, Campsie NSW 2194
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Care Finder Service
Care finder services consists of a team of experienced care connectors who are available to assist vulnerable older Australians to find, apply for and gain access to aged care services that are often difficult to navigate. Our skilled team are available to support people in understanding the types of support they may be entitled to receive, talking to My Aged Care on their behalf and arranging an assessment, attending and providing support during assessments and supporting to understand and complete applications and paperwork, finding suitable aged care providers in their area, solving other challenges and connecting to supports in the community, such as housing and homelessness service, health services, mental health, drug and alcohol services, social supports and other community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1800 236 762
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Care Finder Service
Care finder services consists of a team of experienced care connectors who are available to assist vulnerable older Australians to find, apply for and gain access to aged care services that are often difficult to navigate. Our skilled team are available to support people in understanding the types of support they may be entitled to receive, talking to My Aged Care on their behalf and arranging an assessment, attending and providing support during assessments and supporting to understand and complete applications and paperwork, finding suitable aged care providers in their area, solving other challenges and connecting to supports in the community, such as housing and homelessness service, health services, mental health, drug and alcohol services, social supports and other community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1800 236 762
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Care Finder Service
Our new Care Navigation Service provides free and impartial advice and step by step support to navigate care options, access community resources and guide you through My Aged Care. This might include explaining the various kinds of support available and their eligibility, helping to complete applications and other eligibility documents, supporting the use of My Aged Care and arranging assessments, following up on referrals, setting up appointments, comparing outcomes, arranging language translators for those who need it, and being an expert contact for people without support or experiencing homelessness. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1800 826 166
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Care Finder Service
Our new Care Navigation Service provides free and impartial advice and step by step support to navigate care options, access community resources and guide you through My Aged Care. This might include explaining the various kinds of support available and their eligibility, helping to complete applications and other eligibility documents, supporting the use of My Aged Care and arranging assessments, following up on referrals, setting up appointments, comparing outcomes, arranging language translators for those who need it, and being an expert contact for people without support or experiencing homelessness. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1800 826 166
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Care Finder Service
If you are in need of aged care services, but are having trouble understanding what you need to do and have no carer, friend or family member nearby to help, this free service is for you. Your care finder can also help you connect to other services you might need such as mental health support, housing support, drug and alcohol services and community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1300 111 278
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Care Finder Service
If you are in need of aged care services, but are having trouble understanding what you need to do and have no carer, friend or family member nearby to help, this free service is for you. Your care finder can also help you connect to other services you might need such as mental health support, housing support, drug and alcohol services and community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1300 111 278
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Care Finder Service
Care finders is a free service for vulnerable older people who don’t have someone to help them find out about, and apply for, the aged care they need. Care finders arrange meetings to understand each person’s unique situation, provide specialist support to navigate and access aged care, and link with other community services to improve quality of life. A care finder can assist with arranging first-time aged care services, or with changing existing services to address new needs. A care finder can help by talking to My Aged Care on someone’s behalf and arranging an assessment, attending and providing support at the assessment, finding and short-listing aged care providers in the local area, completing forms and explaining aged care service agreements, checking in when services have started, to make sure everything is okay, accessing additional services such as mental health support, housing and homelessness support, and relevant community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1800 411 817
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Care Finder Service
Care finders is a free service for vulnerable older people who don’t have someone to help them find out about, and apply for, the aged care they need. Care finders arrange meetings to understand each person’s unique situation, provide specialist support to navigate and access aged care, and link with other community services to improve quality of life. A care finder can assist with arranging first-time aged care services, or with changing existing services to address new needs. A care finder can help by talking to My Aged Care on someone’s behalf and arranging an assessment, attending and providing support at the assessment, finding and short-listing aged care providers in the local area, completing forms and explaining aged care service agreements, checking in when services have started, to make sure everything is okay, accessing additional services such as mental health support, housing and homelessness support, and relevant community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1800 411 817
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
HammondCare Darlinghurst Residential Aged Care
HammondCare Darlinghurst offers a permanent home and compassionate care for older people facing homelessness. The home has a familiar household design with central home-style kitchens, social areas, and quiet spaces to relax. Care is tailored to specific needs, and residents live with up to 10 other people only. Female-only accommodation is available. Through an evidenced approach, care focuses on the individual, promoting dignity, comfort, choice, and safety. The care team receive regular training in trauma care and mental health first aid. Residents are offered a range of activities that promote physical and mental health. A personalised approach to care means that people are valued and respected in a place they belong. Residents have achieved a range of positive outcomes including decreased PTSD, maintained functioning, and improved overall wellbeing.
Darlinghurst
1800 776 112
HammondCare Darlinghurst Residential Aged Care
Darlinghurst
HammondCare Darlinghurst Residential Aged Care
HammondCare Darlinghurst offers a permanent home and compassionate care for older people facing homelessness. The home has a familiar household design with central home-style kitchens, social areas, and quiet spaces to relax. Care is tailored to specific needs, and residents live with up to 10 other people only. Female-only accommodation is available. Through an evidenced approach, care focuses on the individual, promoting dignity, comfort, choice, and safety. The care team receive regular training in trauma care and mental health first aid. Residents are offered a range of activities that promote physical and mental health. A personalised approach to care means that people are valued and respected in a place they belong. Residents have achieved a range of positive outcomes including decreased PTSD, maintained functioning, and improved overall wellbeing.
Darlinghurst
1800 776 112
HammondCare Darlinghurst Residential Aged Care
118 Darlinghurst rd, Darlinghurst NSW 2010
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Community Services
Waverly Council offers programs where you can learn a language, improve your computer skills, get creative, maintain your health and fitness and meet new people. Waverly residents can join a fitness class or engage in social and educational activities There are lots of opportunities to volunteer in Waverley. The Council also offers a range of free and paid activities during the school holidays and child and family support's. Waverley Council provides some rental housing through three targeted programs for people who can demonstrate a strong connection to the Waverley area.
Bondi Junction
02 9083 8000
Community Services
Bondi Junction
Community Services
Waverly Council offers programs where you can learn a language, improve your computer skills, get creative, maintain your health and fitness and meet new people. Waverly residents can join a fitness class or engage in social and educational activities There are lots of opportunities to volunteer in Waverley. The Council also offers a range of free and paid activities during the school holidays and child and family support's. Waverley Council provides some rental housing through three targeted programs for people who can demonstrate a strong connection to the Waverley area.
Bondi Junction
02 9083 8000
Community Services
55 Spring Street, Bondi Junction, NSW 2022
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Central Contact Centre & Housing Offices
Department of Communities and Justice - Housing (DCJ Housing) provides a range of housing solutions for both the private rental market and Public Housing, Community Housing and Aboriginal Housing. For help with housing and homelessness and to understand what housing help you may be eligible for and how to apply, including social housing and private rental assistance, you can contact the DJC Housing Contact Centre on 1800 422 322 or your nearest DJC or Community housing Office
Various locations
1800 422 322
Phone or online available
Central Contact Centre & Housing Offices
Various locations
Central Contact Centre & Housing Offices
Department of Communities and Justice - Housing (DCJ Housing) provides a range of housing solutions for both the private rental market and Public Housing, Community Housing and Aboriginal Housing. For help with housing and homelessness and to understand what housing help you may be eligible for and how to apply, including social housing and private rental assistance, you can contact the DJC Housing Contact Centre on 1800 422 322 or your nearest DJC or Community housing Office
Various locations
1800 422 322
Phone or online available
Central Contact Centre & Housing Offices
2C West Street, Lewisham NSW 2049, Australia
View Maplevel 5/2-14 Meredith Street, Bankstown NSW 2200, Australia
View Map223 Liverpool Road, Ashfield NSW, Australia
View Maplevel 7/832 Anzac Parade, Maroubra NSW 2035, Australia
View Map232 Pitt Street, Waterloo NSW, Australia
View Mapsuite 208/1 Erskineville Rd, Newtown NSW 2042, Australia
View Map11 Gibbons Street, Redfern NSW 2016, Australia
View MapThe Old Fire Station, 113 Mitchell Street, Glebe NSW 2037, Australia
View Maproom 12/3A Stapleton Ave, Sutherland NSW 2232, Australia
View Mapsuite 901 level 9/418A Elizabeth Street, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia
View Map31 Belvoir Street, Surry Hills NSW, Australia
View Map3 Yamba Place, South Coogee NSW, Australia
View Map9B Washington Avenue, Riverwood NSW, Australia
View Maplevel 4/12 Butler Rd, Hurstville NSW 2220, Australia
View Maplevel 5/38 Humphreys Lane, Hurstville NSW 2220, Australia
View Map580 George Street, Sydney NSW 2000, Australia
View Maplevel 9/59 Goulburn Street, Haymarket Sydney, NSW 2000, Australia
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Care Finder Service
Care finders can help vulnerable older people navigate the aged care system and find support services to improve their quality of life. Care finders can help with both accessing services for the first time and changing or finding new services and supports. They can help someone in such ways as talking to My Aged Care on their behalf and arranging an assessment, attending and providing support at the assessment, finding and short-listing aged care providers in their area, and solving other challenges and connecting to supports in the community, such as health, mental health, housing and homelessness, drug and alcohol services and community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1300 836 034
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
Care Finder Service
Care finders can help vulnerable older people navigate the aged care system and find support services to improve their quality of life. Care finders can help with both accessing services for the first time and changing or finding new services and supports. They can help someone in such ways as talking to My Aged Care on their behalf and arranging an assessment, attending and providing support at the assessment, finding and short-listing aged care providers in their area, and solving other challenges and connecting to supports in the community, such as health, mental health, housing and homelessness, drug and alcohol services and community groups. This service is funded by Central and Eastern Sydney phn.
1300 836 034
Phone or online available
Care Finder Service
