in people’s lives.
in people’s lives.
in people’s lives.
in people’s lives.
in people’s lives.
in people’s lives.
Golden City Support Services have a highly respected reputation based on the positive outcomes experienced by people who receive our support.
We provide services to people with a range of support needs, their family and carers. These include services to people with a disability, people recovering from mental illness, people living with dementia and other age-related conditions. Our focus is on the individual as a valued member of the wider community.
The support we provide enables people to live in and be part of their own communities; with an opportunity to develop their own independence, personal ambitions, personal relationships and abilities.
Golden City Support Services have a highly respected reputation based on the positive outcomes experienced by people who receive our support.
We provide services to people with a range of support needs, their family and carers. These include services to people with a disability, people recovering from mental illness, people living with dementia and other age-related conditions. Our focus is on the individual as a valued member of the wider community.
Recent news
Yvette on the GO
Yvette recently finished a fundraiser walk supporting her team members to walk 150km for the Epilepsy Foundation. With the recent miserable weather, Yvette wisely took her walk to the Bendigo Marketplace, doing laps of the
Welcome Andrew
Please give a warm welcome to Andrew McGowan, who has recently taken on the role Practice Leader after working as a support worker for a number of years. Andrew will take the lead at two
Handmade by Sopha Bear
Sophie gained an interest in textiles during High School, but it's in recent years that it's taken on a life of its own, with Sophie now running her own stall - Sopha Bear -
Recent news
Yvette on the GO
Yvette recently finished a fundraiser walk supporting her team members to walk 150km for the Epilepsy Foundation. With the recent miserable weather, Yvette wisely took her walk to the Bendigo Marketplace, doing laps of the
