For almost 70 years, Anglican Care has been providing leading, local aged care services to people within our Newcastle, Hunter, Central Coast and Mid Coast communities. Whether you need support to remain independent at home, 24-hour care or low-maintenance retirement living, Anglican Care is here for you with the care you need, when you need it.
Registered supporters are assigned by individuals to help you make and communicate your decisions in aged care. From 1 November 2025, the registered supporter role changes.
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Aged care in Australia is changing for the better on 1 November 2025. These changes are industry-wide and are designed to ensure you continue to receive the best quality of care.
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Anglican Care has been proudly supporting our community since 1956.
We are a non-profit provider of high-quality residential care, home care and retirement living, throughout the Hunter, Central Coast and Mid Coast regions of New South Wales.
As part of Newcastle Anglican, our values – compassion, integrity, justice, faith, courage and wisdom – shape our culture and our practice.
Our work is led by the people we support; providing services with reliability, individuality, dignity and empowerment.
Servicing the Hunter
Newcastle
Mid Coast
Central Coast
NSW regions
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Every week in Anglican Care facilities, exercise programs are helping keep residents safe About 30% of people aged over 65 fall each year in NSW, with 37% of injury-related deaths being caused by falls. According to the NSW Fall Prevention and Healthy Ageing Network, regular exercise reduces falls by 23%. It’s one of the reasons […]
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Leonie Doig filled her working days by caring for others, forming lifelong friendships and sharing laughs along the way. Leonie initially joined Anglican Care as a volunteer at C.A. Brown with the goal of buying a new fridge for her young family. Fast forward 41 years, and a few fridges later, she has retired from […]
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He made international headlines when he sneezed on King Charles during His Majesty’s visit to Canberra. He has met celebrities such as Guy Sebastian and Jimmy Barnes, politicians, and media personalities. More importantly, Hephner the alpaca brings comfort and joy to both young and old. He recently attracted plenty of pats and smiles during visits to two of […]
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