Good
Reported: May 2026 by Dept. of Health and Aged Care. The overall rating is based on the aged care home’s performance across four key areas: Compliance, Residents’ Experience, Staffing and Quality Measures.
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Excellent
Improvement needed
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St Paul’s hostel was opened in 1995, originally as an aged care service for members of the Lebanese and other Arabic speaking ethnic communities. Since then, it has evolved into a multicultural facility for people of all nationalities run by the Antonine Sisters in conjunction with the staff living by its philosophy of being as “close to home in every way” providing safe, homely, sensitive, familiar and caring environment for all residents while promoting interaction with mutual support between residents, staff and community. St. Paul’s hostel is a not for profit, cultural and spiritual Catholic organisation bringing the elderly together with an emphasis on community living within a residential aged care facility. Our staff are fully qualified nurses, carers, physiotherapy, podiatrist, dentist, lifestyle, cooks, domestic and laundry staff. Our highly trained staff work very hard to ensure the care is reflective of each individuals needs.