Neighbourhood
Group Home

A welcome in-between

A Neighbourhood Group Home can provide you with the perfect in-between living arrangement if you’re after a bit more support but aren’t yet looking for full Residential Care.

You might simply enjoy the close company of others!

How is it different?

A group home allows you to interact with others via communal spaces and all meals are provided daily.

You essentially go about your life as you would in your own home, without the cooking and cleaning but with that little extra support.

Explore our Neighbourhood Group Home below.

Call our Coordinator of Seniors Living on (08) 8449 7085

Or simply fill out the form to find out more.

Faggotter Grove Neighbourhood Group Home

35 Manly Circuit, West Lakes Shore

The close-knit community at Faggotter Grove is conveniently located near shopping, medical services and public transport. The community comprises 12 affordable, modern and spacious studio rooms, each with ensuite bathroom.

Serviced indoor and outdoor communal areas are a feature of the home, including a clean and spacious shared lounge, laundry and dining rooms. Fresh, nutritious, home-style meals are prepared daily by on-site housekeepers and you can expect to enjoy a range of social and lifestyle activities.

You and your family will have peace of mind knowing our Coordinator of Seniors Living will be overseeing your health and wellbeing.

For more information regarding respite and permanent admissions, get in touch today on (08) 8449 7085.

We also offer peace of mind, with the guaranteed refund of entry contribution balances within 28 days.

Nobody can do everything but everyone can do something.

UnitingSA relies on the generosity of donors to help deliver innovative programs and support for people in need across metropolitan and regional South Australia.

“I am so grateful I was able to move into a pet-friendly room at Regency Green Multicultural Aged Care. Whether I am going to a film or knitting or craft, my dog Bruce is always able to come. It really is wonderful.”

Shirley and dog Bruce,
Residents at Regency Green