Southern Cross Village offers an enhanced lifestyle for older persons in a relaxed community environment.

We are located less than 2 kilometres from the Maroubra Junction shopping centre. The nearest public hospital is located at Prince of Wales, just 3 kilometres away.

Bus stops are located on Malabar Rd within metres of the facility.

Independent Living The Village includes 17 two-bedroom and 1 one-bedroom self-contained units and a recreation room, located in an attractive courtyard garden setting.

Ocean views can be enjoyed from many of the balconies. All units are in excellent condition and a 24-hour emergency call system is in place.

Residents occupy the independent living units under a formal agreement which ensures security of tenure. Residents are required to pay an affordable fortnightly fee which covers all expenses other than electricity, telephone and personal keep. Our entry contribution arrangements are very reasonable and flexible - we endeavour to negotiate an arrangement to suit each individual.

Supported Living Apartments The residential care service offers 41 low-care apartments.

• All rooms have balconies and private ensuites
• Each apartment is provided with fans, heaters, telephone and television points.
• Staff are on duty at all times to provide care and assistance to residents
• Medical services are available from visiting Doctors
• Access to a range of medical and paramedical services eg visiting Doctors, physiotherapy and podiatry
• Range of in-house activities supported by a Lifestyle Coordinator including exercise programs, fashion parades, barbecues, bus trips and outings, bowls, bingo and Happy Hour.
• Regular religious services are held in the Prayer Room

Our ongoing fees are set by the Commonwealth Government at 85% of the Age Pension. Where a resident has non-pension income in excess of the Government threshold the resident is also required to contribute 25% of that additional income.

There aren't any pre-determined, fixed entry contributions.

Every prospective resident is considered individually and arrangements determined that reflect his/her own personal circumstances. Those without means are not required to make a contribution.

It must be emphasised however that where a resident does pay us a contribution the maximum amount retained by us is limited by Government regulation.