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Abbeyfield Ainslie
The Ainslie house is a purpose built home funded as a joint venture between ACT Housing Trust and...
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Welcome to Abbeyfield House Burnie!
Our purpose built house has comfortable accommodation for up to 10 residents plus our...
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The first purpose built Abbeyfield house in an outer suburb of Melbourne on land provided by local government. The house was...
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A recent addition to the national Abbeyfield family is the Goulburn Abbeyfield House in southern NSW.
This beautiful house...
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The Hull Street Abbeyfield House is a large, warm, and comfortable house set on beautiful grounds. While close to all amenities...
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A local estate trust donated the land and also funded 70% of the construction cost for the house which was officially opened in...
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A partnership with the Mauritian Golden Age Club Incorporated, built on land previously owned by the state government and...
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A purpose built house located in a growth corridor, funded under the Project Partnership program with a contribution from the...
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A purpose built house funded under the Local Government Community Housing Program (LGCHP), supplemented by grants from a Uniting...
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Narrabri Abbeyfield House, situated in the North West Slopes & Plains region in northern NSW.
This spacious house was...
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An adaptation of a disused church in an inner suburb of Melbourne, this house was a joint venture between local government', the...
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A purpose built house funded by the New South Wales Land and Housing Corporation, as a demonstration project, on land provided by...
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A purpose built house funded by the Project Partnership program with a contribution from the Commonwealth government, and with...
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A purpose built house funded under the Project Partnership program. It was sponsored by Rotary, built on land provided by local...
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Code of Ethical Conduct
Abbeyfield Australia’s Code of Ethical Conduct provides the framework of ethical behaviour for all directors, Committee of Management members, volunteers and staff across the national Abbeyfield Australia organisation.
It’s an important document and establishes seven key standards / principles of ethical behaviour to guide all Abbeyfield stakeholders in meeting our governance and good business practice obligations. They are Honesty, Integrity, Transparency, Accountability, Confidentiality, Objectivity and Respectfulness.
These guiding principles are to be embedded into the culture and practice of Abbeyfield in Australia and the way we conduct our business. All Abbeyfield stakeholders are required to be familiar with the Code of Ethical Conduct and to practise the principles it espouses..
The Code of Ethical Conduct is available within the Abbeyfield Australia Policy and Procedure Manual which can be downloaded from the public library page of the Abbeyfield Australia website.
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Candidate information Pack - Abbeyfield Curtin
The Abbeyfield Curtin house in Canberra is a large, family style home offering supportive group housing up to ten residents with disabilities, and...
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Candidate information Pack - Abbeyfield Orange
Casual/ Weekend Housekeeper & cook,
award based wage
The Abbeyfield Orange house is a large, family style home offering supportive group...
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Abbeyfield Australia Annual report 2020
Abbeyfield Australia Annual Report 2020 is now available from the public library.
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