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A purpose built house funded as a joint venture between the ACT Housing Trust and the ACT Abbeyfield Society. Additional funding...
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The Queensland Government provided capital funding for a purpose built house at Babinda (south of Cairns) as a pilot project. The...
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The Marion Abbeyfield disAbility House will open in March/April 2010 and will be the first Abbeyfield disAbility House in South...
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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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Welcome to Abbeyfield House Burnie!
Our purpose built house has comfortable accommodation for up to 10 residents plus our...
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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 private estate trust funded the land and the equivalent of the cost of seven rooms and ensuites. Residents in these rooms...
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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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Mission statement
To assist communities to establish and maintain affordable, secure and supportive group housing for people in need.
Abbeyfield's Principles
- Abbeyfield houses provide appropriate affordable group housing for people in need seeking companionship and support in a community in which they generally have links.
- Houses are planned, designed and furnished to provide an environment which is homelike and provides privacy, physical and personal security.
- Houses are established and operated by community based societies, non-profit volunteer organizations, which are responsible for the day to day operation of each house and the well being of residents and staff.
- Residents participate in management and decision making.
- Residents are independent, control their own lives and are provided with the information and support needed to retain their independence and freedom.
- Residents, staff and volunteers acknowledge the necessity of maintaining an appropriate balance between individual and group rights and responsibilities.
- Residents are free to enjoy independently, relationships with family and friends and their own social, cultural, religious and leisure activities.
- Abbeyfield uses effective management practices in relation to its administration, communication and human resources.
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Goulburn disAbility House receives $1.3M funding
Abbeyfield Australia and the Goulburn Abbeyfield Society are thrilled to have received a further grant of $1.3M from the NSW Government to construct...
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Registered Housing Provider in NSW
Abbeyfield Australia is proud to announce that it has been formally registered as a Community Housing Provider by the NSW Registrar of Community...
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Housekeeper pay rise from 1 July 2010
As a result of the increase to the minimum wage anounced by Fair Work Australia, all Abbeyfield Australia housekeepers will receive a pay increase of...
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