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Part of Resthaven Incorporated
A short distance to the Mitcham cultural and heritage precinct, shopping centre, cinemas, restaurants, churches, library, public transport, parks and reserves, Resthaven Mitcham offers easy access to an array of entertainment, leisure and lifestyle experiences.
In our warm, safe and homelike environment, new residents are welcomed and supported as they settle in. Friendships are fostered. Our diverse lifestyle program ensures there is always something to do or someone to talk to, if this is your wish.
There is a wide range of activities: current affairs, creative arts, movies and interactive visits from school groups as part of our intergenerational program. More intimate areas are available for a family gathering or to sit and read a book from our library.
Our dining rooms make meal time a pleasure with fresh, home-style meals cooked on site. There is a well stocked shop on site to purchase those little extras. More intimate areas are available for a family gathering or to sit and read a book from our library. Residents can enjoy regular bus outings and entertainment.
Care professionals including dentists, podiatrists, physiotherapists and speech pathologists visit the site regularly or upon request.
The delightful gardens offer spacious areas for group interactions and secluded spots for tranquil moments or reminiscing. The gardens, landscaped courtyards, barbecue and activity areas are all well maintained. Enrich your quality of life in comfort.
Resthaven respects all religious faiths and beliefs. Ecumenical worship services and chaplain's chats are open to all.
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If you are looking to make Resthaven Mitcham your home, visit the My Aged Care website to discuss your situation and arrange an assessment of your needs, identifying Resthaven as your preferred provider. This assessment will determine if you are eligible for residential aged care. Once you have been approved for this level of support, Resthaven will also conduct an evaluation to ensure our facilities are appropriate to your needs. Available accommodation is then offered to those with the greatest need.
Resthaven believes that affordable aged care should be accessible to all across the full spectrum of financial means. Please speak with our friendly Accommodation Enquiries team to discuss the options available.
To arrange a tour of the site, please contact us on the details above.
Single room Respite vacancy now exists at Resthaven Mitcham.
To confirm availability please call. Bookings are subject to availability & suitability at time of request.
Within a short distance to Mitcham heritage precinct, Resthaven Mitcham welcomes you with a beautiful light-filled foyer and landscaped gardens. The central location offers easy access to an array of entertainment, leisure and lifestyle experiences.
Please speak with our friendly Accommodation Enquiries team to discuss the options.
A Premium Single Room with ensuite bathroom is now available at Resthaven Mitcham.
With generous building space per resident, excellent security, monitored fire safety and sprinkler systems, Resthaven Mitcham features predominantly single rooms, most with an ensuite bathroom, and an outlook to a garden or courtyard. All rooms have heating and cooling. Resthaven believes that affordable aged care should be accessible to all. Accommodation prices are negotiable on the basis of your individual financial means.
Please speak with our friendly Accommodation Enquiries team to discuss the options – enquire now!
A Standard Single Room with ensuite bathroom is now available at Resthaven Mitcham.
With generous building space per resident, excellent security, monitored fire safety and sprinkler systems, Resthaven Mitcham features predominantly single rooms, most with an ensuite bathroom, and an outlook to a garden or courtyard. All rooms have heating and cooling. Resthaven believes that affordable aged care should be accessible to all. Accommodation prices are negotiable on the basis of your individual financial means.
Please speak with our friendly Accommodation Enquiries team to discuss the options – enquire now!
A Standard Single room with ensuite is now available at Resthaven Mitcham.
With generous building space per resident, excellent security, monitored fire safety and sprinkler systems, Resthaven Mitcham features predominantly single rooms, most with an ensuite bathroom, and an outlook to a garden or courtyard. All rooms have heating and cooling. Resthaven believes that affordable aged care should be accessible to all.
Please speak with our friendly Accommodation Enquiries team to discuss the options – enquire now!
A couples room with ensuite is now available at Resthaven Mitcham. Within a short distance to the Mitcham heritage precinct, shops, restaurants, churches, the public library, parks and reserves, Resthaven’s Mitcham location offers easy access to an array of shopping, entertainment, leisure and lifestyle experiences. Our varied leisure and lifestyle program offers experiences to suit all tastes and needs. There is always something going on, if you choose to participate. Ecumenical worship services are conducted on site and bus trips are arranged. Mealtimes are a pleasure with freshly cooked home-style meals straight from our kitchen. Our well trained staff offer high quality care and support. Resthaven believes that affordable aged care should be accessible to all. This is the maximum price payable for this room. Accommodation prices are negotiable on the basis of your individual financial means. Please speak with our friendly Accommodation Enquiries team about the options available.
What are Refundable Accommodation Deposits (RAD) and Daily Accommodation Payments (DAP)
You can reduce the Daily Accommodation Payments (DAP) by paying a deposit up to the RAD value. Enter a deposit amount below to see the adjusted DAP amount.
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Mum is overall very happy here. She tells me often how kind everyone is, how she has made friends and that there is always something to do. The atmosphere is warm ad friendly when I visit. I love the light and airiness of the building, which is the home of many I sometimes wonder though, if an annual review with family member might be useful, to make sure we are on the same page so to speak, to keep lines of communication open and effective and to better work together.
Thank you for your feedback, Margaret. Reviews are undertaken every six months, and we encourage you to raise your concerns with staff at any time.
Mrs Margaret (Marg) Wagner is a firm believer that you reap what you sow. A former registered nurse at Resthaven Leabrook, Marg is now a resident at Resthaven Mitcham and says that she is enjoying the culture of care and dignity that she helped to nurture as a worker for the aged care provider.
‘Love, care, support – a happy home,’ Marg says. ‘These are the things that people want – and Resthaven has all of that.’
Aged between 73 and 96, members of Resthaven Mitcham’s ‘Knit & Natter’ and ‘Hobbies & Craft’ groups have been working together to support others in need. Combining their knitting and craft skills, the group members have made 12 blankets. The residents each knitted squares, which were then joined together to make the blankets.
According to Resthaven Mitcham resident Mr Dudley Cockington, you have to climb the tallest mountains to get the best views. And Dudley would know, having walked thousands of kilometres across Australia and the world.
An avid walker, Dudley’s rucksack would often be on his back, filled with sandwiches for lunch, a thermos of tea, plenty of water, plus a spare pair of socks.
Resthaven Mitcham resident, Mr Brian Measday (85), is many things; an inventor, a retired Chartered Accountant, a butterfly breeder, a life member of TREENET, and one of the most published ‘Letters to the Editor’ writers in South Australia.
On 3 October 2023, Resthaven Mitcham resident, Mr Ian Gambling, enjoyed a special 60-year reunion with a former colleague. It’s all thanks to Quaid—the home’s favourite four-legged volunteer! Quaid is a regular visitor to Resthaven Mitcham, where he is accompanied by fellow volunteer, and doting owner, Diana Walters.
Residents of Resthaven Mitcham have been taking advantage of the springtime sun, moving their popular craft group outside. Lifestyle Coordinator, Sylvia Ortiz, says, "The weather has been gorgeous, so we decided to run our mosaic workshop on the balcony."
On 16 January 1923, Resthaven Mitcham resident Mrs Mary Small (nee Fisher), was born into a musical family of nine, in North Adelaide, South Australia. Growing up in Colonel Light Gardens, Mrs Small attended the local St Therese’s Primary School with her sister and five brothers. At the age of 14, Mrs Small worked at Foy & Gibson’s department store in Rundle Street, Adelaide.
Four-legged volunteer, Quaid, formed a special connection with Resthaven Mitcham resident, Mr Walter Semmelmann, who is always first on Quaid’s visiting list! Quaid is accompanied on his visits by fellow volunteer, and doting owner, Diana Walters. She explains, "Many residents anticipate our visits each Tuesday, when Quaid and I slowly make our way to each room for a pat."
On Remembrance Day each year, Resthaven pays special tribute to veterans across all twelve residential sites, recognising their service, while remembering our fallen soldiers. Leading up to 11 November, Resthaven Mitcham and Resthaven Leabrook have shared their efforts in creating impressive site displays. Each includes poppies made in Craft Group by staff and residents, and donated war memorabilia.
Retired scientist, Diana Walter, first came across Resthaven Mitcham in September 2021, when visiting a dear friend and resident on-site. "Hannah Coelho [Manager Residential Services] noticed I had brought in my gentle Labrador, Quaid, and asked if we would like to become Resthaven volunteers – the rest is history!"
With National Volunteer Week coming up from 17-23 May 2021, Mrs Patricia McAlinden of Resthaven Mitcham shares her story of resilience and hard work – including a thirty-one-year volunteer career.
Mrs Betty Martin of Resthaven Mitcham is 92 years young. With her youthful approach to life, she continues her 40 year interest of crochet.
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