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Donovan House Respite Centre in Forrestfield provides an essential service to carers in the local community, offering day or overnight respite when needed. The centre can cater for up to 20 clients per day including five overnight clients. Day respite is from 9am to 3.30pm unless prior arrangements have been made with the Centre Coordinator and clients can visit on a one-off or regular basis. Overnight respite is for a 24-hour period and clients can be dropped off from 9am. The centre is open for visitors between 9am to 3pm Monday to Friday. Carers can access Government funding for in-home, overnight cottage and day respite through the Commonwealth Home Support Programme/Home Care Package or can choose to pay for respite services privately. 

Choice, Dignity and Independence are at the Heart of Everything We Do at Astley Care!Astley Care has proudly served the Gosnells and Armadale communities as a not‑for‑profit organisation for more than 40 years. With deep local connections and a strong reputation for quality, we remain firmly established in the community while continually evolving to meet changing service requirements. Our commitment to staying up to date with technology ensures that we deliver care that is both innovative and responsive, while never losing sight of the values that have guided us for decades. We provide quality support for Seniors and their carers to remain living in their own homes. Astley Care can offer a wide range of tailored and flexible services to help you or your loved ones stay as independent as they want in their local community and live a life enriched with fulfilment. Astley Care provides quality Day Club and Social Outing services to frail, older people, people with disabilities, and their carers living in their own homes. We employ local trustworthy staff who are comfortable in your community. We have staff in our Day Club who have worked with Astley care for over 15 years. We value our team, and they value you!Our Day Club is open from Monday to Saturday, from 10 am to 3 pm.Clients are actively involved in planning the programs and can choose their level of involvement in any activity. The Day Club is built on client choice and selection. The centre offers a range of activities in-house, including games, quizzes, concerts, and crafts and Community outings such as; restaurants, pubs, art centres, museums, shopping trips and other activities recommended in the groups. We provide Lunch, Morning tea, refreshments and if needed, transportation.In addition to our Daily Clubs, we have speciality Day Clubs. Men’s group. A group designed by men for men. Dementia-specific group. To attend the Dementia specific group, a diagnosis of Dementia is not required, and this is not the only group suitable for people with memory loss. Activities are adapted to incorporate all levels of memory loss and participation. Evenings Carers group welcomes carers and the person they care for. Like the Day Club, clients enjoy dinner together and can participate in activities and outings. The carer benefits by socialising with their partner/loved one in an accepting environment, making new friends, and sharing experiences.Social Outings groups Our Social Outing service is based on accessing the community. Some recent outings of choice have been to pubs, restaurants, the local library, shopping trips, and other places of interest. If you are unsure about funding, please call us to find out how Astley Care can help you live your best life!

Harold Hawthorne Community Centre (The Centre) has been an integral part of and supporter of the local community since 1968. As a non-for profit organisation, located in Carlisle, The Centre connects people through services, programs, activities and events that enrich their overall wellbeing and provide opportunities for them to become active members of a thriving community. The Centre offers an extensive range of home support services to enable seniors to be socially connected and independent in achieving their goals and remain living independently in their own homes.The Social Activities Centre (SAC) provides a wide range of activities and outings for people who may be socially isolated or looking to increase their connection to the community.  Our team design programs and activities in consultation with our service users to provide them with enjoyable, engaging, safe, meaningful and wellness focused activities, outings and events. Our overall goal is to reduce social isolation, promote wellness and positive ageing within a friendly atmosphere and great facilities.Centre based activities and outings run Monday to Friday on varying schedules as outlined on a monthly calendar.In addition to a social activities program the Centre also offers a diverse selection of regular group activities, events and information sessions for the community to explore and enjoy, social, educational and health benefits from, these include;* Weekly Bingo (Fridays)* Monthly Lunch & Shows (3 course lunch with entertainment)* Indoor Bowls (Thursdays)* Yoga (weekly)* VP 55+ Clubs (special interest clubs/activity groups with varying frequency) - including Digital Decoders, Carlisle Cuppas, Happy Wanderers, Arty Party, Carlisle Crafters, Shopper Bus, CueBallers, Ping Pong, Boardem Busters, Knitters & Knatters etc* Harry's Diner - Lunch Mon - Fri* Library - Book exchange Mon - Fri* Fish & Chips FridayThe Centre also provides spaces which can be hired by the public for a range of events and activities, this includes a large hall (Memorial Hall) with kitchen, theatre room, Sensory Garden, Allied Health roomTo find out more information about the social activities program or the events and activities which are happening at the Centre please see our website to obtain programs and calendars.  To find out more about venue hire please contact reception.