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When living in your home becomes difficult, moving into one of our homes offers the personalised support you need, while protecting your rights, independence and decision-making authority.
From the moment you arrive, we work alongside you so you can continue living the life you choose, with care delivered in a way that honours your dignity, privacy and personal preferences.
Our homes are designed to feel welcoming and comfortable, giving you spaces you can truly make your own.
You’re supported by skilled, compassionate staff who take the time to understand what matters most to you.
By listening closely and working in partnership, we ensure your daily routines, cultural identity and personal choices shape the way your care is delivered.
As you settle in, you’ll find well maintained gardens, peaceful courtyards and accessible walking paths that encourage mobility, wellbeing and independence.
And because food is such an important part of daily life, our chefs prepare fresh meals on site each day, with menus guided by your tastes, cultural background and dietary needs.
We welcome individuals from all walks of life, including those with shared experiences of service to country or community.
By honouring each person’s story, traditions and identity, we create a sense of belonging and the kind of meaningful moments that make each day feel connected and purposeful.
Set within the peaceful Kamesburgh Gardens, our Brighton home offers a calm and restorative place to live. As you wander through the grounds, the iconic Moreton Bay fig tree creates a natural gathering point — a space where individuals can relax, connect or simply enjoy the shade. Inside, the environment is designed to feel welcoming and familiar, and care is delivered in partnership with you so your routines, preferences and choices continue to guide your day.
Just along Hawthorn Road, Brighton East sits beside a heritage-listed pioneer church and is surrounded by leafy gardens and nearby parks. The home has a warm, neighbourly feel, and individuals often enjoy spending time outdoors or staying connected with the local community. As you settle in, our team works alongside you and your family to understand what matters most, supporting your cultural identity, emotional wellbeing, and personal choices in everyday life.
In a quiet pocket of Bundoora, this home offers open views of the northern hills and a sense of space that feels both peaceful and grounding. The gardens and courtyards are easy to access, encouraging movement, independence, and time outdoors. Care is shaped around your goals and preferences, with a skilled team providing safe, reliable support while still giving you the freedom to live your day your way.
At the gateway to the Mornington Peninsula, our Frankston South home is surrounded by lush trees and set within expansive grounds. The safe, level walking track invites individuals to stay active and enjoy the fresh air, while the indoor spaces offer comfort and familiarity. Throughout your time here, our team works with you to support your wellbeing, independence, and sense of belonging, always respecting your choices and the way you prefer to live.
Respite care is available to support your short-term needs and give carers a break or time to recharge.
Speak to our supportive team about respite care
Our goal is to enrich life. The Thrive lifestyle program caters to all aspects of your wellbeing: cultural, emotional, physical, social and spiritual. Our staff enable you to maintain a sense of purpose and fun.
Our staff have both the expertise and compassionate approach to provide first class care for people with dementia. We will support you to work to your strengths and continue doing as much as you can for yourself. Ensuring you are comfortable, safe and relaxed is our goal.
All of our aged care homes have 24×7 registered nurses including a Facility Care Coordinator on site. A large proportion of our staff have been with us for more than five years, building strong relationships with residents and each other. We know that residents always feel more comfortable with people they know.
Our palliative care extends to you and your loved ones so that we can ensure you’re all cared for a this very difficult time. Our staff ensure that your needs are met, you have the clinical care you choose, and your wishes are honoured. Being part of this time, providing dignity, respect and kindness, is an honour for us.
We have a proud history of supporting veterans, war widows and their families, and our staff respect the unique experiences that come with serving one’s country.
