Wingara Hamlet

Our Manager supports tenants and household members with access to a range of individualised services to improve their wellbeing and achieve their goals.

Our BaptistCare Chaplains take the time to know individuals in the community and are there to be a listening ear and a voice of hope and encouragement for people of all cultures, faiths and backgrounds.

Our community is your space to live independently while enjoying choice and flexibility on your terms. That means if you need help with a range of daily tasks you only need to ask. We’ll drop by to talk to you and find out how we can facilitate access to support you in your own home. From social support to personal care, domestic assistance to home maintenance, nursing care to medication assistance, we’re here to help. Or maybe you simply need some help with transport. No problem, we can assist coordinate support services tailored to your needs.

BaptistCare supports low-income earners by providing small loans with absolutely no interest, fees, charges or penalties. We coach our clients budgeting skills and financial literacy to empower them to make informed financial decisions. Loans can be used for purchasing significant household items such as furniture, white goods, computer equipment, medical costs, and car repairs. Loans are available to people who are: on a low income, receiving income support from Centrelink, hold a Centrelink concession card, have lived in their current accommodation/residence for at least six months, and have a willingness and capacity to repay a loan.

Positive relationships have the power to transform lives. To support this, we provide counselling and family services, relationship support programs and training in a range of specialised areas. Our clinically trained staff are here to support people through complicated life circumstances. We stand by our clients through times of family separation, divorce, adolescence, depression, domestic violence, sexual abuse and suicide. This work is underpinned by the belief that each person is unique, loved by God and worthy of respect, dignity and inclusion. By respecting this individuality we continue to create safe environments where personal wellbeing can thrive.