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Christadelphian Aged Care

Christadelphian Aged Care is an experienced aged care provider that has been serving the community for more than 75 years.

As a not-for-profit Christian aged care organisation the health and well-being of our residents is at the heart of everything we do. We cater not only for their physical requirements, but provide specialist care for social, emotional and spiritual needs as well. We offer places for people from all backgrounds and circumstances, and a significant proportion of our beds are fully government-funded f

or those with no assets. All surplus funds are reinvested back into caring for our residents and facilities. We have four Homes and two Villages across Sydney and Kallangur QLD including:

Ashburn House (Gladesville)
Courtlands Aged Care (North Parramatta)
Courtlands Village (North Parramatta)
Maranatha (Kallangur)
Maranatha Village (Kallangur)
Northcourt (North Parramatta)

07/05/2026

👋 Meet Cloanne! "I definitely love working here at Courtlands. The respect and celebration of everyone’s culture is remarkable. I could probably say I enjoy working here as I am hitting my 20 years of service in July!

I have multiple roles in Courtlands, mainly as an Administration Officer. My main duties are staff allocation, last-minute staff replacements and directing the phone. I also serve as the first point of contact for visitors, manage correspondence and coordinate meetings for the Director of Care & Consumer Services. What started as a fill in for five weeks until they found someone for the role, has now become four years.

If I was to give some advice to someone who just started in this field, it would be to have a high level of professionalism and a lot of understanding, patience and most importantly commitment.

One of my favourite quotes: Honesty is not just about telling the truth. It’s about authenticity, integrity and transparency. 💖

05/05/2026

🚌 Our Independent Living residents at Courtlands Village love visiting different locations and restaurants around Sydney, like Gunners Barracks in Mosman.

Everyone enjoyed the scenic drive and the stunning views at the restaurant. The food was a real highlight, so much so that a few residents couldn’t resist taking some home to enjoy later!

After lunch, they drove back home while listening to the many wonderful stories shared by their fellow residents.

Where will they head to next? 🤔

01/05/2026

❤️ Colin’s life shows how faith can provide strength through difficult times and lead to meaningful connections and new chapters.

Born in a small English village, he grew up in a devoted Anglican family, where he served as the organ’s pump operator at the St Thomas a Becket church from age 10. At 21, he married Barbara, and together they moved to Australia in 1972. Their life together took a difficult turn when Barbara was diagnosed with Parkinson’s at 38.

In the midst of their struggles, Colin met Lesley, whose husband was also battling illness. Their shared experiences brought them closer, and after both their spouses passed away within weeks of each other, they found comfort in one another. They married and, years later, Colin embraced the Christadelphian faith, feeling a deep connection to the community.

Now married for a decade, Colin and Lesley have settled in Maranatha, Kallangur, where they enjoy the support of the Christadelphian community.

Read Colin's full story here: https://tinyurl.com/yvvck4dd

28/04/2026

🎂 Northcourt in North Parramatta holds a monthly birthday celebration to honour all residents born that month. These celebrations are held on the last Thursday of each month, with the lounge decorated to mark the occasion.

Residents and staff get involved to make the event special with birthday cake and drinks. The monthly celebration fosters connections through conversation and creates a sense of inclusion among residents. 💖

24/04/2026

Lest we forget.

23/04/2026

💖 My name is Christopher and I am a Personal Carer at Maranatha. I started here in June 2023 after leaving a corporate job that was stressful and did not really align with my personal values. After leaving my old job, I was not really sure what to do next, but my partner Mackenzie, who is also a Personal Carer, suggested that I get my Certificate III in Individual Support and try part-time work in aged care.

I completed my placement at Maranatha and as it turns out, I developed a passion for working in the industry. It feels more in line with how I want to spend my time, and it’s given me the sense of duty and community that was missing in my old career.

The best part of the job is the opportunity to build relationships with the residents. For me, coming to work doesn’t feel like I’m caring for clients, it feels like I’m caring for close friends.

Maranatha has given me the opportunity to develop many new skills. I’ve particularly enjoyed learning how to effectively communicate with our diverse community of residents, many of whom come from different backgrounds to mine or live with a disability. The residents at Maranatha are a constant source of inspiration for me - I’m truly moved by their ability to overcome challenging circumstances with such dignity and spirit.

Working at Maranatha has been a wonderful experience. I’ve made so many friends and memories along the way, and I look forward to what’s ahead.

Thanks for sharing Christopher! 💛

21/04/2026

⛳ Mini Golf was recently introduced at Ashburn House! Our Wellbeing team set it up in the Daintree Lounge, and it was great to see residents of all abilities give it a go, with much cheering and support for each other. 💗

16/04/2026

💖 Brenda from Courtlands was involved in pioneering work in agriculture, and devoted her life to faith, family, and teaching children about God.

Born in Stockport in the UK as an only child, Brenda has many fond memories of her childhood, especially her grandfather. The family moved to Australia in 1949 as part of the '10-pound Pom' migration, in time for Brenda’s 10th birthday to be celebrated in Sydney.

Brenda attended school in Parramatta, and then worked for the CSIRO on the first frozen peas. She then worked for the Department of Agriculture, however her real calling was teaching children about God.

Brenda is a member of the All-Saints Anglican church in Parramatta and studied Theology “so I could teach the kids”. Brenda taught Scripture lessons in primary schools and wrote some of the scripture materials produced by the Anglican church.

She met Les at the local Granville church, where they were both involved in the organisation and running of activities. They formed a bond and were married in their church when Brenda was 20. The new family attended church in Granville, where Brenda first became involved with Scripture teaching. When the family moved to All-saints in Parramatta, Brenda was then allocated to the schools in the Parramatta area, becoming the coordinator for the area. “Scripture teaching is the thing I miss more than anything," she reflects.

Brenda taught Scripture for 58 years, only stopping when she was no longer able to drive and therefore it became difficult to get to the schools. Brenda and Les had three children, Karen, David and Jo, and enjoyed a married life of over 50 years before the passing of Les. Brenda enjoys spending time with her children, five grandchildren and is excited that she is also a Great Grandmother!

Brenda’s love for children extends past her own and that of teaching, as she continues to knit clothing for children which are sold at the regular church stalls. Brenda states “knitting had a purpose – I was initially taught to knit when young in order to keep my hands busy and so I would stop biting my fingernails”. It has become a lifelong pastime which she continues to enjoy.

Since moving into Courtlands, Brenda shares, “On the whole, I am very happy,” grateful for familiar faces from church, new friendships, and being able to continue relationships with family and church.

Thanks for sharing your story Brenda! ♥️

14/04/2026

🌳 🌸 A big thank you to Maranatha's dedicated gardening team Ryan and Geoff, for their care, kindness and ongoing commitment to our residents and the Village's grounds. Their hard work, attention to detail and genuine compassion make a meaningful difference every day, and help to ensure our Village remains a safe, welcoming, and beautifully maintained community for everyone to enjoy. 💖

10/04/2026

🦙🐎The alpaca and pony loved posing for photos with residents at Courtlands this week! They were some of the farm animals who visited our North Parramatta Home to celebrate the Easter season. The residents also loved their encounters with the goats, chickens, ducks, and bunny rabbit.

04/04/2026

🌸🌼 Wishing you and your family a joyful Easter.

Address

15 Gloucester Avenue
North Parramatta, NSW
2151

Telephone

+611800246637

Website

http://www.chomes.com.au/

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