
Residents’ Spring Gardens
Cottage Homes’ Spring gardens were looking wonderful during recent external inspections of the seven sites especially at one Ascot Park unit.
Cottage Homes’ Spring gardens were looking wonderful during recent external inspections of the seven sites especially at one Ascot Park unit.
At its 151st Annual General Meeting, The Cottage Homes welcomed two new Board members, adding further skills and diversity to an already strong Board.
A recently installed blue plaque at Toorak Gardens acknowledges the significant local history of this site.
On Sunday May 21 at 2PM join us, at Christ Church North Adelaide, where The Cottage Homes story began.
Expressions of interest are sought from people with experience in communications, philanthropy or legal fields to join The Cottage Homes Board.
The Cottage Homes’ long and fascinating history is being shared across metropolitan Adelaide, during a 3-month display roadshow.
Residents, visitors and directors shared stories and the history of the Glenelg site while enjoying a BBQ in their garden.
The Cottage Homes’ past President Jock Berry’s lasting memory from his 30-years of service is “The relationships we’ve all built over the years”.
Few South Australian organisations can boast 150 years of community service so we’re preparing to commemorate our Sesquicentenary with displays and celebrations.