Artist's impression: the envisioned campus seen from above, with buildings, orchard and gardens linked by paths

Our approach

A campus of care, rooted in the land.

Artist's impression

Continuum

One campus, a full continuum.

Independent living, assisted living and long-term care, planned together from the outset — so that, wherever possible, residents can stay within the same community as their needs change.

Step one

Independent living

Private homes for people who manage on their own, with gardens and neighbours close by.

Step two

Assisted living

Housing with meals, housekeeping and personal assistance for those who need some daily support.

Step three

Long-term care

Around-the-clock professional care for people with complex needs.

Artist's impression: a couple has tea on a ground-floor patio as a neighbour passes on the path

Artist's impression

Sustainability

Self-pay housing that supports public care.

Housing paid for by residents is intended to help support any publicly funded care on the same campus.

Artist's impression: two older adults gather squash and greens into wooden crates beside the orchard

Artist's impression

The land

Agriculture as part of everyday life.

The campus is envisioned around a working landscape — orchards, kitchen gardens and greenhouses — for residents and families to enjoy.

Partnership

Built through partnership.

The Society expects to work with:

  • Experienced care operators
  • Local government
  • Other partners