Remain part of the local community at our charming heritage-style aged care home in Victoria Park, Kalgoorlie.
Victoria Park Nursing Home and Hostel
- 1 Croesus Street, Kalgoorlie WA 6430
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At A Glance
Helpful Information
Remain part of the local community at our charming heritage-style aged care home in Victoria Park, Kalgoorlie.
Catering for up to 22 residents, Victoria Park Nursing Home features bright and cheerful rooms and is made up of three houses providing 24-hour care to all residents. It is co-located with Victoria Park Hostel, providing aged care accommodation and short-term respite accommodation options for up to 29 residents.
Our team of staff at Victoria Park Nursing Home and Hostel are passionate about enhancing the quality of life for all residents.
There’s always something happening in the shared activity areas with a lifestyle program packed with a range of engaging activities for residents to enjoy.
Amenities and Services
Residents have access to a library and hairdressing salon along with a unique onsite chapel which features a striking stained-glass mural. The peaceful onsite chapel provides a place for quiet reflection or residents can attend the regular mass services.
In the kitchen, our experienced chefs take great pride in preparing fresh, nutritionally balanced meals with a range of options. Our menus are reviewed for summer and winter dining, with residents encouraged to provide feedback and suggestions to help build menus that are appealing to them.
Victoria Park Nursing Home and Hostel provides a comprehensive range of services tailored to individual needs including support for residents living with dementia.
Our Dementia Specialist team assess, review and provide individual support and work closely with family members and staff to develop a dementia care plan. The plan is tailored to the residents individual needs, to ensure they are comfortable, safe and happy in their surroundings.
Victoria Park Nursing Home and Hostel is situated close to the center of Kalgoorlie and has easy access to a supermarket, chemist, post office and bank. The Kalgoorlie Hospital and Path West Kalgoorlie Laboratory are just over 1km away, with another medical centre the same distance.
22 beds (Victoria Park Nursing Home), 29 beds (Victoria Park Hostel)
Nursing care
Dementia care
Access to Allied Health services
Palliative and end of life care
Pastoral and spiritual care
Respite accommodation
Lifestyle and social activities
Our History
The land where Victoria Park Nursing Home now stands was originally a community park given the name Victoria Park in 1898 in memory of Queen Victoria.
In 1968 the Victoria Park Aged Care Home was opened to the public by the Little Sisters of the Poor. The home was upgraded in 1997 and Southern Cross Care took ownership in 2009.
Pricing Information
What do the rooms include and what is the cost?
At Victoria Park Nursing Home the following room type is available:
Classic Room
Our bright and spacious single bedrooms are approximately 18m² size and include an ensuite and electric high/low bed. Bedrooms have individually controlled reverse cycle air conditioning. Large sliding doors provide direct access to the shared courtyard and landscaped gardens. The rooms are closely located to the communal areas and the nurses’ station.
| Room Type | RAD 100% | DAP 100% | 50% RAD / 50% DAP |
| A | $295,000 | $60.29 | $147,500 upfront / $30.15 per day |
At Victoria Park Nursing Hostel the following room type is available:
Classic Room
These rooms are 12-14m² in size and include an ensuite, appropriate furniture and personal storage areas. Some rooms have individually controlled reverse cycle air conditioning. All bedrooms have large windows that overlook the landscaped garden areas and are in close proximity to all the communal areas and the carers’ station.
| Room Type | RAD 100% | DAP 100% | 50% RAD / 50% DAP |
| A/B | $250,000 | $43.22 | $125,000 upfront / $21.61 per day |
Please note these figures relate to accommodation costs only.
Residents can choose to pay for their accommodation by a refundable deposit, a daily payment or a combination of both. A refundable deposit is paid as a lump sum amount. A daily payment accrues daily and is paid periodically, for example monthly. A combination payment includes both a partial lump sum and daily payments.
For more information about the cost and ways to pay for residential aged care click here.