Resources
Media
Our residents star in WebsterPak’s cover shoot
Sydney aged care facility sets up ‘visitor pods’ so family can visit
‘Visitor Pods’ have turned nursing home car parks into contactless visiting rooms
Heartbeat
Have a browse through our bi-monthly magazine,
featuring news updates and personal profiles on residents and staff.
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Older Issues
Visitor Updates
Annual Reports
From Governance to Living with Us, our annual report is a comprehensive showcase of Ashfield Baptist Homes’ achievements over the past year.
Advocacy
Seniors Rights Services is a community organisation dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights of older people, particularly vulnerable and disadvantaged groups. They offer free and confidential advice, aged care advocacy and support, and legal advice to seniors across New South Wales. This information is also fully available to all our residents, in multiple languages if required.
The Older Persons Advocacy Network helps people understand and exercise their rights, access aged care services and solve aged care problems. It is made up of nine state and territory organisations that support older people across Australia.
Voluntary Assisted Dying
VAD is regulated by the Voluntary Assisted Dying Act 2021 (NSW) (VAD Act). The VAD Act will commence on 28 November 2023.
The purpose of the VAD Act is to allow eligible persons who are suffering and dying to choose the timing and circumstances of their death. A person may access VAD services in their home or in a residential aged care facility within the limits prescribed by the VAD Act.
The VAD Act applies to aged care providers.
Further information including Ashfield Baptist Homes’ policy on VAD is here.