Medea Park Association Incorporated

Medea Park Association Incorporated is a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to providing high-quality residential and home care services primarily for the elderly population in the St Helens region of Tasmania. The association operates with a strong commitment to creating a safe, comfortable, and friendly environment where residents and community care recipients feel secure and valued. It emphasises a family-oriented approach, encouraging the involvement of kin and friends in the care and activities offered.

Mission and Vision

The mission of Medea Park Association Incorporated is to provide a caring, friendly, home-like environment where every resident’s individuality and family connections are respected. The organisation values the contributions of staff, volunteers, and the community in delivering compassionate care. Its vision is to be a well-recognised and respected provider of care within the Break O’Day and surrounding communities, consistently pursuing excellence in all services.

Main Objectives

• Delivering high standards of care at all times to elderly residents.
• Providing a secure, happy, and loving environment that supports residents to enjoy their later years to the fullest.
• Supporting the independence and dignity of individuals through personalised care plans.
• Encouraging community and family participation in care and social activities.
• Maintaining a warm, welcoming atmosphere that feels like home.

Benefiting Groups

The primary beneficiaries are older adults aged 65 and over, including both males and females, many of whom live in rural areas. The association also supports families and carers by providing respite and professional care services.

Services and Activities

• Residential care in a spacious, accessible facility with single en-suite rooms and communal indoor and outdoor spaces.
• Home care services that help individuals maintain independence, including personal care, meal preparation, cleaning, shopping, and nursing services.
• Social support and activities designed to foster companionship and engagement, such as group events, outings, and hobby groups.
• Respite care to provide temporary relief for primary carers.
• Additional services like allied health, massage therapy, transport, and clinical care to support overall wellbeing.