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Abbeyfield Dandenong House
1-3 Menzies Avenue
Dandenong VIC 3175
P: 03 8900 9572
admin@abbeyfield.org.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Nancy Trajcevski
03 9419 8222
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A partnership with the Mauritian Golden Age Club Incorporated, built on land previously owned by the state government and purchased by Abbeyfield Australia. Capital funding for the project came from the CHP. The house was opened in 1997.
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Abbeyfield Kooringal
41 Stanley Street
Kooringal NSW 2650
P: 0394198222
admin@abbeyfield.org.au
Vacancies: 1
For inquiries contact
Nancy Trajcevski
0394198222
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These newly built Abbeyfield Kooringal units offer style and comfort in a gated community complex with a caretaker on the premises for added security.
Each unit accommodate two people comfortably. These units would suit a person with a mild disability as they are not accessible friendly.
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Ainslie
75 Wakefield Gardens
Ainslie ACT 2602
P: (02) 6257 5307
abbeyfieldainslie@gmail.com
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Susan Gray
0401445312
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Abbeyfield Ainslie
The Ainslie house is a purpose built home funded as a joint venture between ACT Housing Trust and Abbeyfield ACT in 1989.
It offers companionable living for 10 older people on low income. It provides an opportunity to live in a small community with privacy, independence and security. You will have your own private, ensuite bed/sitting room, with comfortable and well-appointed communal living areas, laundry and a nice garden. A lifestyle designed to help people stay independent with no worries about maintenance, cooking and household costs. Main meals are home cooked by a full time housekeeper and weekend cook. The Ainslie house is managed by a dedicated voluntary committee of management. The house is a Non-smoking environment and there is No entry fee.
Email: abbeyfieldainslie@gmail.com
Contact: Susan Gray on 0401 445 312
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Bayside Abbeyfield Branch
C/o Inner South Family and Friends, Level 2, 435 Malvern Road
South Yarra VIC 3141
P: 0412714427
graham@paton.co.com.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Graham Paton
0412714427
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ISFAF Housing Options Group is delighted to join Abbeyfield Australia as Abbeyfield Bayside and sees that the Abbeyfield model, with minimal adaption, lends itself to providing safety, affordability and dignity to those suffering from a psycho-social disability. Since becoming a branch of Abbeyfield, they have also forged a working relationship with Port Phillip Housing Association in the hope that together they will be able to establish warm, safe, dignified affordable assisted semi-independent living for individuals in the South-East region suffering from psycho-social disabilities.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) currently being rolled out across Australia may provide additional help. Bayside plans to comply with the NDIS in order for the residents to make best use of it, but at the present time the uncertainties associated with the NDIS prevent reliance on it. In this area, the NDIS roll-out is planned for April 2018.
Abbeyfield Bayside is in discussions with Abbeyfield (Malvern East) who are considering ways in which they can be of assistance in raising seed funding and building networks in Stonnington and with other organisations with shared interests.
In the meantime, we are grateful for any help that Abbeyfield and supporters can provide. Please contact co-convenors, Dr Judi Burstyner, at judi.burstyner@gmail.com or mobile 0425 723 746 or Graham Paton at graham@patonco.com.au or mobile 0412 714427 for further information.
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Burnie
125 View Road
Burnie TAS 7320
P: 03 6432 3585
admin@abbeyfield.org.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Nancy
0394198222
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Welcome to Abbeyfield House Burnie!
Our purpose built house has comfortable accommodation for up to 10 residents plus our live-in housekeeper.
Contact us to talk about our Rest and Recovery Accommodation (in conjunction with the Burnie Hospital) or permanent assisted living accommodation to help you stay independent, happy and active!
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Croydon
1 Trawalla Road
Croydon VIC 3136
P: 03 82018681
admin@abbeyfield.org.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Karen
0394198222
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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 funded under the LGCHP with substantial contributions from charitable trusts. It opened in 1986 shortly after the opening of the first Abbeyfield house.
Abbeyfield House Croydon is a well maintained and affordable accommodation option for older people who are looking for a private bedroom, support, quality meals, and companionship.
The home is situated in a suburban street in Croydon, in a lovely garden setting, close to shops and transport within easy walking distance. It was established in 1986 by local community members and provides safe, home-like and affordable housing for older people in our community.
You can maintain your independence and build lasting relationships with other members of the Abbeyfield House, Croydon. Residents are in charge of their own lives and make most decisions on their own behalf, but are also aware that additional support is available to them if and when they need it.
Residents are welcome to have guests to visit. Each resident enjoys their own spacious and private room with ensuite and shares the living, dining, kitchen facilities.
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Curtin
31 Throssell Street
Curtin ACT 2605
P: 0262816256
terryweir@bigpond.com
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Terry Weir
0448 931 957.
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This Curtin Abbeyfield House is a spacious house accommodating younger people with a mild intellectual disability. Our residents enjoy living independently within the context of a supportive group environment. It is a wonderfully warm and welcoming house - just like any other ordinary house in an ordinary street!
The Curtin Abbeyfield House is very successfully managed by Abbeyfield Curtin Inc.
We greatly appreciate the support of the ACT Government which provided the land and funding for our House, which opened in 2006.
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Dingley Village
267 Spring Road
Dingley Village VIC 3172
P: 03 9551 7173
admin@abbeyfield.org.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Nancy Trajcevski
039419 8222
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Abbeyfield House in Dingley Village provides affordable and comfortable accommodation for 11 residents. To become eligible our residents must meet government public housing criteria.
Each resident enjoys their own spacious single room with bathroom and share the living, dining, kitchen facilities. The view from each room is into the garden, and the living and dining rooms overlook a covered barbecue and outdoor living area often in use during the warmer weather.
Our resident cook/housekeeper prepares lunch and dinner each day for residents. Families and friends are encouraged to visit and share a meal.
Residents are invited to take part in community organised activities. Two computers have been installed for residents to use and training is available on request.
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Frankston
6 Nukara Court
Frankston VIC 3199
P: 03 9776 6956
admin@abbeyfield.org.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
Vacancies: 1
For inquiries contact
Nancy Trajcevski
0394198222
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A purpose built two-storey house funded under the LGCHP on land provided by local government. The house keepers' unit was funded by a charitable trust. The house opened in 1991.
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Garran
15 Stephens Place
Garran ACT 2605
P: (02) 6232 5398
president@abbeyfieldgarran.org.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Robyn Pender
0401188705
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The beautiful Garran Abbeyfield House offers comfortable and affordable housing for younger people with a mild intellectual disability.
Our residents love living at the Garran Abbeyfield House because it supports their independence and life choices - whilst they enjoy the friendships, privacy and family environment of their supportive group house.
Come and see what our house has to offer. You might be very pleasantly surprised!
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Goulburn
P.O.Box 423 ,
Goulburn NSW 2580
P: 0407957088
F:
abbeyfieldglbn@outlook.com
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Deb Brown
0407957088
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A recent addition to the national Abbeyfield family is the Goulburn Abbeyfield House in southern NSW.
This beautiful house opened in June 2012 and offers comfortable independent living for 10 younger Goulburn adults with intellectual disabilities..
Like all Abbeyfield Houses, the Goulburn Abbeyfield House is an ordinary house in an ordinary street.
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Hull Street
7 Hull Street
Glenorchy TAS 7010
P: 03 62724213
abbeyonhull@bigpond.com
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Nancy Trajcevski
0394198222
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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 our House is located in a quiet area of central Glenorchy.
Our House offers a relaxed non structured environment comprising ten self contained studio apartments, each with an ensuite, built in robe, and tea/coffee facilities.
Other benefits of our House include:
* affordable rent which includes electricity
* shared living areas - kitchen, living rooms, dining room and laundry
* home cooked meals included
* bring your own furniture
* close to shops
* large garden for residents’ enjoyment.
* car parking available
Contact us today to organise an obligation free inspection of the wonderful Hull Street Abbeyfield House.
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Huon Valley
75 Wilmot Road
Huonville TAS 7109
P: 03 6264 2820
admin@abbeyfield.org.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
Vacancies: 2
For inquiries contact
Vicki Evans
03 6297 1073
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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 early 2001. Our house provides supported accommodation (Rooms with en-suites) for up to 10 people aged 55 years or more who are looking for a supported housing option. These people may be no longer able or willing to maintain their own home & gardens, or are feeling unsafe in their own home & seek company or are simply looking to reside closer to family in their later years. We have residents who are both male & female & not all are residents of the Huon Valley before applying for residency.
Residents will be able to manage their own personal care as well as their own laundry & cleaning their own room. Our Housekeeper prepares 2 meals per day with residents required to prepare their own breakfast.
Our house operates under the Tasmanian Retirement Villages Act and caters for people of limited financial means who pay an ingoing fee of $5.00 and also caters for people of more significant financial means who may pay an ingoing fee up to $20,000.00 ($15,000.00 refundable).
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Malvern East
Po Box 626
Malvern VIC 3144
P: 0425 728 386
andrew.dixon3144@gmail.com
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Andrew Dixon
0425 728 386
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The Abbeyfield Malvern East House was the first Abbeyfield House in Australia. It was developed with the considerable effort of a team of Abbeyfield volunteers together with generous government and philanthropic support.
From 1986 until its closure for redevelopment, Abbeyfield Malvern East House provided affordable, secure and supportive housing to older residents who appreciated and enjoyed the home-like atmosphere and wonderful meals.
Abbeyfield Australia acknowledges and commemorates the local committee of management and the many volunteers of Abbeyfield East Malvern House for their dedication and work for over 40 years.
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Melton
66-68 Brooklyn Road
Melton South VIC 3338
P: 03 9747 0218
abbeyfieldmelton@gmail.com
www.abbeyfield.org.au
Vacancies: 2
For inquiries contact
Raelene Vandapost
0404520490
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A purpose built house located in a growth corridor, funded under the Project Partnership program with a contribution from the Commonwealth government. The land was provided by local government and the project was sponsored by the Lioness Club. The house opened in 1995.
It offers companionable living for 10 older people on low income. It provides an opportunity to live in a small community with privacy, independence and security. You will have your own private, ensuite bed/sitting room, with comfortable and well-appointed communal living areas, laundry and a nice garden. A lifestyle designed to help people stay independent with no worries about maintenance, cooking and household costs. Main meals are home cooked by a full time housekeeper and weekend cook. The Melton house is managed by a dedicated voluntary committee of management.
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Narrabri
35 Doyle Street
Narrabri NSW 2390
P: 02 6792 2236
abbeyfieldnarrabriinc@outlook.com
Vacancies: 4
For inquiries contact
Nancy Trajcevski
0394198222
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Narrabri Abbeyfield House, situated in the North West Slopes & Plains region in northern NSW.
This spacious house was officially opened in October 2014 and offers comfortable independent living for 10 adults with mild intellectual disabilities.
Like all Abbeyfield Houses, the Narrabri Abbeyfield House is an ordinary house in an ordinary street.
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North Melbourne
17 Brougham Street
North Melbourne VIC 3051
P: 03 93292297
liz@cbttransport.com.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
Vacancies: 4
For inquiries contact
Liz Clifford
0447 601 446
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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 Senior Citizens Club and Abbeyfield and was funded under the CHP. The house was opened in 1997.
Expressions of interest are warmly invited from suitable applicants aged 55years and above.
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Orange
19 Hill Street
Orange NSW 2800
P: 02 6361 7951
abbeyfield19@gmail.com
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Maureen Horth
0407946618
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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 local government and with the support of local community groups. The house opened in 1991.
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Richmond
269 Burnley Street
Richmond VIC 3121
P: (03) 9428 9710
abbeyfieldhouserichmond@gmail.com
www.abbeyfield.org.au
Vacancies: 3
For inquiries contact
Jane Stokes
0452 215 047
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A purpose built house funded by the Project Partnership program with a contribution from the Commonwealth government, and with financial input from local government, the Uniting Church and substantial assistance from the local parish and charitable trusts. The house opened 1995.
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Waverley
48 Salisbury Road
Ashwood VIC 3147
P: 03 9807 9698
admin@abbeyfield.org.au
www.abbeyfield.org.au
No vacancies
For inquiries contact
Chris Cameron
03 9574 9306
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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 government with the support of the Housing Industry Association Foundation. It opened in 1991.
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