Anglican Care Employee Reviews in Newcastle NSW

A typical day are eight hour shifts, education is an essential part the of the position, work independently through out the day, the hardest part of the position is clients passing on, Being a part of my clients lives helping the elderly live an independent life for as long as possible in the security of there own homes and bringing a smile to there faces.

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Official response from Anglican Care

15 May 2020

Thank you for your review, we are glad to hear you enjoyed your time as part of the Anglican Care Team. Our commitment to our employees’ ongoing training, professional development and personal wellbeing has made Anglican Care an employer of choice for people working in the aged care sector. We’re very proud of that fact!

Bad workplace culture

Hospitality Services (Former Employee) - Newcastle NSW - 30 May 2023

Poor management and terrible workplace culture. The hardest part of the job was trying to deal with the highly unprofessional environment. The most enjoyable part was the end of shift.

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I enjoyed working there and I miss it very much

Care Assistant (Former Employee) - Newcastle NSW - 11 November 2017

I enjoyed working there and I miss it very much. I miss the residents and I miss the workplace. I think that NSW does a far better job paying and looking after their employees and in turn residents than has been my experience in Victoria thus far. The salary packaging is excellent and does not seem to be available in Victoria. If I were offered a full time job in Activities in Anglican care I would probably move back in a heartbeat.

Pros

It really is an awesome place to work for

Cons

I suppose there are some but I could deal with it. There are issues with every employer.

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Official response from Anglican Care

15 May 2020

Thanks for the great review! We are so glad to hear you had a good experience as part of the Anglican Care team.

Staff get together for social functions

Care Assistant (Former Employee) - Newcastle NSW - 9 November 2016

My day starts with getting residents out bed and prepare them for the day ahead. Serve breakfast to them, making sure that everyone is enjoying breakfast and give assistance to those who cannot feed themselves. Then assistance with morning tea, making sure the residents are all comfortable in their particular chairs. Lunch time is next doing the same as breakfast. Toileting which we do frequently during the day as well. Basically that describes my morning shift.