Our history

Fronditha Care’s first residential facility was established in 1983 in Clayton, Victoria. The organisation progressively grew its services with facilities and 40 independent living units at St Albans in 1996, Thornbury in 1997 and Templestowe in 2005.

Our ethos is centred around providing a Bounty of Care for all our clients, whether that’s in one of our five facilities or out in the community.

The establishment of the Fronditha Care Foundation was born out of a desire to build a better future for our elders and our community. Fronditha Care wants to build a future that goes beyond provision of basic care services for older Australians, irrespective of their background, to one that celebrates them living longer, healthier lives.

Through the Fronditha Care Foundation we are eager to collaborate with others, providing an evidence base to help shape legislation, policies, practices and service delivery that enrich the wellbeing and quality of life of older Australians from diverse cultural and religious backgrounds, especially those with a Greek cultural heritage.

We are excited about the journey ahead and hope through continued support of government, stakeholders and partners we can continue to deliver through the Fronditha Care Foundation towards a shared goal of enhancing the lives of older Australians.