The Vales

As you walk through All Care Aged Care - The Vales, the interior design featuring strong and vibrant wall colourings with individual room themeing is apparent. All Care Aged Care - The Vales is purposely designed to offer residents a vast array of environmental surroundings and experiences. Our Cinema Room is the ultimate in unwinding, where residents gather in relaxing, comfortable recliner chairs to watch a movie of choice. This is of course after a visit to our kiosk to purchase an ice-cream or choccy bar treat! Discover our Farmhouse Kitchen down the Boulevard where residents enjoy a tasting of fine food and wine or participate in cooking activities. For a leisurely pace, a short stroll away is the sanctuary of our library, offering a plethora of regular and large print literary options. Meticulously finished with hardwood and wrought iron furnishings, The Sports Bar is trimmed with sporting memorabilia. Including Crows and Port Power guernseys for the most passionate of footy fans, a six foot jarrah bar, pool table and dart board, The Sports Bar is a favoured location for any manner of meetings and get togethers, including friendly games of cards and bingo.  

As you move through The Vales, you will encounter the Remembrance Room, a place for peaceful reflection where you can relish in a good book, crossword, or a cup of tea with friends. Just across The Boulevard is the Mens’ Shed, here you’ll usually find a few characters happy in each other’s company and having a yarn about the good old days. Typical of any blokes shed, this space is designed to make residents feel right at home.

For residents and their families whom enjoy the outdoors, the oversized, year round verandah is the place to head and while away some quality time. If the mood suits, or the family are so inclined, the more spritely can have a hit up on the all-weather tennis court, secured within our grounds. For those looking for slower paced action, perhaps feeding the resident chooks is more appealing, as is collecting eggs from the coup, with a note to the kitchen as to how you might like them served.