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Part of Bethanie
Bethanie Geneff offers living in a range of self care villas, and also in a hostel. Residents here enjoy its secluded yet extremely convenient location in the suburb of Innaloo.
The village lies adjacent to two small public parks, and is just a short walk from Stirling Station. There’s plenty of choice with nearby shopping facilities at Westfield Innaloo including KMart and Target, plus a Supa IGA close by.
The Lifestyle
Residents at Geneff Village enjoy an active and social lifestyle. Accommodation options here include a range of villas, plus hostel rooms.
Life is made easier here with a wide range of services, facilities and activities offered. These include hairdressing services, leisure and health care facilities, a shop, a community hall, and visiting doctors and podiatrists.
Bethanie Geneff Hostel
The Bethanie Geneff hostel is an innovatively linked and safe housing cluster. Four houses are linked, but retain their individuality with unique furnishings and attractive decor.
Each of the four houses caters for eight people, and includes its own dining and lounge facilities. The rooms all have an ensuite bathroom and kitchenette, and are furnished with a bed and wardrobe.
Residents are well cared for and supported with hostel services including personal care, medication monitoring, health treatments, plus laundry and room cleaning. Peace of mind for residents and their loved ones comes with knowing assistance at Bethanie Geneff hostel is available 24 hours a day.
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In the lead up to the annual Big Bethanie Bake Off in November, Bethanie were excited to hold a Chefs Bake Off. This saw four Bethanie chefs compete for the chance to win prizes and the opportunity to be a VIP guest at the annual event. On 20 September two chefs competed in the grand finale at Bethanie on the Park in Menora.
Bethanie, Western Australia’s most recognised not-for-profit aged care and retirement living provider is getting into the Christmas Spirit early this year as they hold ‘packing parties’ across five of their sites for Operation Christmas Child.
Bethanie, one of Western Australia’s most recognised not-for-profit aged care and retirement living providers works hard to ensure both staff and customers value the importance of social contributions, driving activities which contribute greatly to the wellbeing of the community.
Bethanie, Western Australia’s most recognised not-for-profit aged care and retirement living provider has awarded two of their volunteers with Life Memberships, as recognised by the Board. Peg Eaton and Ron Hancock have been tireless volunteers with Bethanie, both contributing decades of volunteer assistance to the organisation.
Bethanie, Western Australia’s most recognised not-for-profit aged care and retirement living provider has recently invested over $5 million towards refurbishments of five of their existing aged care homes. The Elanora, Peel, Joondanna, Illawong and Geneff homes have all been given a makeover as Bethanie develops additional capacity in their existing residential care sector, enhancing the quality and amenity of accommodation for residents.
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