The Seniors Rights Service is a community organisation dedicated to protecting and advancing the rights of older people in New South Wales. Located in Surry Hills, NSW, the service provides free and confidential advice, information, referrals, and other assistance to older people in NSW on their legal issues.
The Seniors Rights Service offers a range of services, including legal, advocacy, and information. Their main practice areas include general legal, strata legal, retirement village legal, and boarding house legal. They also provide advocacy services, including aged care advocacy, community engagement, and support for making complaints.
The Seniors Rights Service is based in Surry Hills, NSW, and provides services across New South Wales. They have a team of aged care advocates located across NSW to provide support for recipients of all Commonwealth-funded aged care services.
The Seniors Rights Service has notable expertise in aged care advocacy, particularly in supporting older people who are recipients of Commonwealth-funded aged care services. They also have a strong focus on community engagement and providing targeted rights-based information to a diverse range of older people, regardless of cultural background or sexual orientation.
The Seniors Rights Service offers a unique approach to supporting older people, providing free and confidential advice, information, and advocacy services. They also offer multilingual support, First Nations support, and LGBTIQ+ support, making their
I am very disappointed with the service and won't seek help from them again. I phoned the service and a recorded message told me they could not take my call but would call me back. The return call came days later. I had a question, general in nature, about a situation that could apply to any senior person living in a retirement village. Why does it need to be about a specific person? The Paralegal said he could not help me because the person on whose behalf I was calling was not present. All I want to know is what the procedure is to apply to a retirement village for a transfer and what the resident's rights are regarding costs. Surely, it's a general question worthy of an answer. The service is a waste of time and effort.
Gadigal land, 201/418A Elizabeth St, Surry Hills NSW 2010, Australia