Helping Hand

Helping Hand Aged Care is committed to research, innovation and the
enhancement of services in aged care. Our mission is to provide an
innovative and broad range of residential and community based services to
older people, which enable them to have the best feasible quality of life. We
believe that choice of service, independence and dignity, is the right of all
older Australians, and we ask you to work with us on meeting the challenges
of the future.

Residential Care – North Adelaide, Mawson Lakes, Ingle Farm, Parafield
Gardens, Lightsview, Golden Grove (opening Jan 2019), Clare, Jamestown and Port Pirie.
Community Care – Domestic Assistance, personal care, home and garden
maintenance, nursing care, counselling.
Carer and respite support and Grandparents as Parents program.
Therapy services – occupational therapy, physiotherapy, hydrotherapy,
podiatry.
Dementia, disability, mental health, rehabilitation and social support and
Veterans assistance

Mr Ian Hardy is Chief Executive Officer of Helping Hand Aged Care, former
National President of ACSA (Aged & Community Services Australia) 1999-2001
and Chair of Aged and Community Services SA/NT 1997-99.

Member Advisory Committee Commonwealth Aged Care Pricing Review 2003-4, current Member
Advisory Committee Community Care Review,

Member Advisory Board for Elder Law Review (University of Western Sydney), current Member Minister’s
Implementation Taskforce (MIT), current Member ACROD/Aged Care National
Policy Committee.

Dr David Filby (Chair)

Mr Len Frankham (Deputy Chair)

Mr Ian Hardy (CEO)

Ms Ellen Kerrins

Rev Gayle McClimont

Mr Chris Stewart

Dr Craig Whitehead

Ms Carlien Coultrate

A bequest to Helping Hand Aged Care can assist with upgrading existing
facilities, building new developments, community programs, and research. You
can also nominate as your preferred beneficiary, one of our residential sites
or community services programs.

Contact Name: Emma McCloy
Contact Position: Client Liaison Officer

Helping Hand Aged Care is a not-for-profit organisation which relies heavily
upon public support through donations. Over the last five decades, generous
donations and have enabled the steady growth of Helping Hand Aged Care with
significant increases in the development of a broad range of services and
equipment, in both residential and support at home, for older South
Australians.

Helping Hand Aged Care relies very heavily upon the support of volunteers who
play a significant role in supporting staff, residents and clients. Each of
Helping Hand Aged Care’s residential sites is also supported by a committed
group of volunteers known as Auxiliary members. These members volunteer their
time to undertake fundraising as well as other activities to support their
particular site of interest. New Auxiliary members are always welcomed.