The Tocumwal Lions Community Hostel is a warm and welcoming aged care facility situated in the charming town of Tocumwal, New South Wales, Australia. Managed and operated by the Lions Club, the hostel is dedicated to providing compassionate and quality care to the elderly members of the community. Established with a strong focus on fostering a sense of belonging and community, the hostel offers a comfortable and supportive environment for its residents. Residential Care: The Tocumwal Lions Community Hostel offers residential care services, providing accommodation and round-the-clock support for seniors who require assistance with daily living activities. Compassionate Staff: The facility is staffed with a team of dedicated and compassionate professionals who are committed to ensuring the well-being and comfort of the residents. The staff members are highly trained to meet the unique needs of elderly individuals and to promote an atmosphere of respect and dignity. Personalized Care Plans: Each resident receives personalized care plans that are tailored to their specific requirements and preferences. This individualized approach ensures that residents receive the appropriate level of care and attention they deserve. Medical Support: The hostel works in collaboration with healthcare professionals and offers access to medical support services when needed. Regular health assessments and monitoring are conducted to ensure the residents' health and safety. Nutritious Meals: The on-site kitchen provides delicious and nutritious meals, catering to the dietary needs and preferences of the residents. Special dietary requirements are accommodated with care and attention. Activities and Social Programs: The Tocumwal Lions Community Hostel encourages an active and social lifestyle for its residents. A range of activities, events, and outings are organized to promote engagement, social interaction, and a sense of community.

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21-23 Jerilderie Street, Tocumwal NSW

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Residential & Outreach Services
Alcohol & Other Drugs
Clinical Services
Mental Health Support
Assistance with Accommodation & Tenancy
Assistance with Daily Life Service
Specialist Behaviour Intervention Support
Occupational Therapy
Forensic Case Work
Community Offender Advice & Treatment Service
Responsive Assessment Planning Intervention & Diversion
Forensic Assessment & Counselling
Forensic Treatment Services
Short Term AOD Intervention
Family & Carer Support Program
Youth Residential Recovery
Youth Outreach Recovery Support
Problematic Sexual Behaviour Service
Senior Forensic AOD Clinician

About

Our vision is for a community where everyone has the opportunity to thrive, and prison truly is the last resort. Our purpose is to strengthen the wellbeing of communities by advocating for and delivering services which divert people away from the justice system. Our ethos is "Create another chance" ACSO was founded in 1983 by a man named Stan McCormack, who served a number of years in Pentridge Prison for armed robbery. While Stan was in prison, he underwent a spiritual conversion. There were always people in his cell wanting to talk, or needing advice. When he was released, he created the Epistle Centre; later The Victorian Offender Support Agency for ex-prisoners who were highly disadvantaged. Our founders established support programs and a halfway house (McCormack House) which still remains in operation today. ACSO has expanded over 35 years to deliver services across the eastern seaboard for the intellectually disabled, peopling with mental illness, alcohol and other drug problems, offenders and people with long term unemployment. With a staff of over 440 and an annual turnover of approximately $50m in 2019, ACSO is now a leading Australian NFP, delivering more than 20 life changing programs to approximately 20,000 people a year. "It was the sheer determination and drive of founder Stan and his supporters that got ACSO through, even when the foundations seemed to disappear. He was willing, and things happening so fast. There was a lot of help from a lot of people, but the brains and inspiration came from Stan. The best thing was that he took all those blokes in on face value without worrying about their pasts."

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