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Being local matters.
As the aged care ministry of the Newcastle Anglican, we are a highly respected not-for-profit organisation operating aged care services throughout the Hunter, Central Coast and Mid Coast regions. We’re about as local as you can get.
While our focus and presence is local, many of our innovative ideas and programs have contributed towards improving the standards of aged care services nationally.
Anglican Care offers a range of aged care services that cater to the changing needs of senior citizens, from retirement living to expert services like dementia and palliative care.
You will find appropriate support and services within the following offerings: Day Therapy Centres, HomeLife, Retirement Living, and Residential Aged Care.
servicing the HUNTER
Newcastle
Mid Coast
Central Coast
NW Regions
Award winning Lifestyle & Wellbeing Programs
Dementia specific care & secure areas (specific homes only)
We’re here to support and facilitate your life choices.
Overnight respite is available at a number of our homes.
Chaplaincy, Pastoral and Spiritual care
Based on the Five Marks of Mission of the Anglican Communion, our mission is to enable people’s spirituality—worship, reflection, and prayer.
Telling people about the way of Jesus, nurturing people in the way of Jesus.
Responding to human needs with loving service, addressing violence and unjust structures—pursuing peace and reconciliation and caring for creation.
Based on the Five Marks of Mission of the Anglican Communion, our mission is to enable people’s spirituality—worship, reflection, and prayer.
Telling people about the way of Jesus, nurturing people in the way of Jesus.
Responding to human needs with loving service, addressing violence and unjust structures—pursuing peace and reconciliation and caring for creation.
Compassion
Recognising, serving and supporting all who are suffering
Integrity
Promoting honesty and equity
Justice
Pursuing healthy communities and enabling the common good
Faith
Relating with God and finding meaning and purpose
Courage
Engaging uncertainty and difficulty with dignity
Wisdom
Acquiring and applying knowledge and insight
We are led by the people we support.
We aspire for the people we support to say:
Since 2018, we have aligned with the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), to support the protection of the world’s poorest and vulnerable people and safeguard our planet’s future. These international goals are the blueprint to achieve a better and more sustainable future for all. The 17 (UN) Sustainable Development Goals and 169 supporting targets set out a shared roadmap which has been adopted by 193 countries, including Australia.
We are committed to building upon our initiatives across the three pillars of sustainability – environmental, social and economic. Our Corporate Operating Plan Sustainability Initiatives are aligned with several of the United Nation’s Sustainability Development Goals (SDG) Initiatives which are aimed at climate change by 2030.
As the aged care ministry of the Anglican Church of Newcastle, Anglican Care’s leadership and strategic direction are guided by the Executive Leadership Team and Board of Newcastle Anglican. Together, our leadership group – including John Barriga, CEO of Newcastle Anglican; Bishop Peter Stuart, Bishop of Newcastle; and Bernadette Twomey, Director of Residential Aged Care – provides oversight and direction to ensure Anglican Care’s mission, values and strategic priorities are upheld.
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Community and family are at the heart of the home, according to Barb and Frank. Barb, and her husband Frank, continue to live in their home into their 90s. The couple are both receiving HomeLife care services to ensure they can stay at home for longer.
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Growing up in Newcastle, Gary has been able to use a variety of Anglican Care HomeLife services to ensure he can maintain the life he wants. One way Gary’s managed this is by visiting Alkira Respite and Day Therapy Centre twice per week.
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Since the beginning of the year, we prepared for the introduction of the Aged Care Act 2024 and the Strengthened Aged Care Quality Standards, which took effect from 1 November 2025.
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