Dementia Services Development Centre
Charity in Ku-ring-gai

Regarded nationally and internationally as one of Australia’s maximum innovative health and aged care providers, HammondCare offers hospital care, residential concern and community services. HammondCare is passionate about improving quality of life for people in need and has a special commitment to dementia concern and research as healthy as to people who are financially disadvantaged. We are passionate about improving quality of life for people in need. HammondCare has also expanded to the areas of research, promoting sure aging in the community, and the provision of professional advice and expertise to other aged protection providers, government and international aged concern organizations. The focus of Flynn’s practice is on design of health and dementia specific facilities. He has written and contributed to books on dementia care, aged protection design and the role of charities. HammondCare enjoys offering staff the opportunity to flourish their careers within the organization. HammondCare offers Registered Nurse positions across all of our services, including sub acute hospitals where we have rehabilitation, palliative care and specialist mental health wards, residential care (including dementia specific facilities) and at home or community services. HammondCare offers protection labor positions across all of our services, including sub acute hospitals, residential protection and at home or community services. HammondCare has a special commitment to dementia protection and research, and, since the 1990s, has worked to become a leading organization in community and residential services, particularly seeking to support Australians with a diagnosis of dementia. Greenwich and Braeside Hospitals provide inpatient and outpatient services for older people with mental health problems, which include dementia with strict behavioral disturbances or other mental health issues. Across the hospitals, our services include older person's mental health, rehabilitation, supportive and palliative concern services, community protection and pastoral protection services. HammondCare offers a big range of services to aid older people and people with dementia and their carers to continue at home. At HammondCare, in addition to your salary, salary packaging options, and the excellent training and professional development opportunities we offer, we also have a immense program of benefits for staff to access. Residential and Community Protection Development Days for all staff busy in those areas. Front Line Manager Training to produce managers with the skills and knowledge to manage and precede our dedicated staff. HammondCare also offers a Nursing Scholarship Program, which staff can apply to, which offers a range of support options to staff wishing to undertake a Registered Nursing Degree whilst active for us. We specialism in aged and dementia care, palliative care, rehabilitation, mental health services for earlier people, and other related health and aged protection services. We will bear you with extensive training and development opportunities. Volunteering at HammondCare is a great experience for you, and a immense way to make a difference for people in need. Visit patients or labor with staff in their specialized areas to help produce meaningful engagement with patients and their visitors. Volunteers really increase value to the life of the residents in our facilities. They enable continued innovation and excellence in HammondCare’s work across aged care, dementia concern and palliative care. Promote innovative projects such as our Music Engagement Program for residents with dementia, and other cutting edge programs that improve healthy being for those in our care.

R B S Hammond was a man of great courage and vision. To make this project work, he contributed his personal savings as healthy as earning encourage from the public. It was Hammond’s vision and leadership which established the organization at the cutting edge of meeting community need. Many people had lived in the city all their lives, and were unaccustomed to life in what was then the bush. However, a mighty community spirit developed and difficulties were overcome. In the slow 1940s, having achieved its original goals, Hammond’s Pioneer Homes identified another pressing need the plight of the elderly, especially the aged battlers’ whose only means of income was the social service pension. The 1990s saw a broadening of profile for HammondCare, moving from largely a residential aged concern provider to an organization leading the way in community and residential care and services particularly in dementia. HammondCare has also expanded to the areas of research, promoting positive aging in the community, and the provision of professional advice and expertise to other aged protection providers, government and international aged care organizations. Having earned a hard reputation as one of the maximum respected independent providers of aged car