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Edale Masonic Village
At a glance
- Name
- Edale Masonic Village
- Category
- Retirement Villages ('Purchase')
- Address
- 30 Bond St
Marton 4710 - Postal Address
- 30 Bond Street
Marton 4710 - DHB
- Whanganui
- Phone
- (06) 327 8562
- Fax
- (06) 327 5280
- View Email Address
- Web
- Visit Website
Personnel
- Manager
- Anthea Kingi - (06) 327 8562
- Owner
- Masonic Care Ltd t/a Edale Masonic Care
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Description
Mission Statement
To encourage the residents to excercise their choices enabling them to fully enjoy their dignity so they maintain their independance. We do this by placing them at the centre of all we do, using streamlined efficient and individually tailored programs delivered by compassionate, knowledgable, well trained staff. CHOICE DIGNITY CARE
To encourage the residents to excercise their choices enabling them to fully enjoy their dignity so they maintain their independance. We do this by placing them at the centre of all we do, using streamlined efficient and individually tailored programs delivered by compassionate, knowledgable, well trained staff. CHOICE DIGNITY CARE
Testimonials
| WHY WE CHOSE EDALE.
There comes a time to all retired married couples when health issues cause them to pause and consider just what the future holds for them as a couple, and individually, should one of them die or need a level of care that the other cannot give. We decided that it would be better to move into a retirement/aged care complex while we still had reasonable health and could make the right choice without being a burden on other members of our family. Having made this decision, the next question was where we should go. We had seen advertisements for many places in Wanganui and Palmerston North and checked out a few in Wanganui that were certainly most appealing, but we did not want to leave Marton where we have many friends and interests. Also Marton has an excellent medical facility in the Stewart Street Surgery, and is only about half an hour away from the public hospitals in Wanganui and Palmerston North. We were aware of the existence of Edale but wrongly thought it was only an aged care centre for very old and infirm single people. However, early in 2014, after hearing that there might be a house in Hadfield Court available for a married couple, we contacted the manager Jude Bartlett. She informed us that there were no houses available, but that the Edale Board, a non-profit trust, was about to embark on an expansion and modernization programme that included full hospital facilities and the conversion of some of the existing one bedroom units into two bedroom ones suitable for married couples such as ourselves. These would be available on a ‘Licence to Occupy’ basis as are those in all the major N. Z. retirement villages. She showed us a basic plan and we agreed then and there to take the first one to be completed. That was sixteen months ago, but the unit we are now settled into has been well worth the wait. The combined talents of the architect, Felicity Wallace, and Rob Peters the builder have converted four small one bedroom units into two spacious dwellings, each with a large open plan lounge-dining area attached to a dream kitchen, a good sized main bedroom, a second smaller bedroom, an exceptionally well appointed bathroom and a cleverly concealed laundry. We only wanted one bedroom so have had the second converted into a computer/television space, the whole looking out through large double glazed windows on to the Edale ‘village green’ where we regularly make contact with the other residents. We also meet with them once a fortnight at a tasty morning tea provided by Jude and her able helper Vicky Durston in the sun lounge of the main building. In the summer months there will be regular barbecues and organised trips to other towns and places of interest in the Rangitikei region and further afield. We know that as we grow older we have five call points in the unit for emergency on-site attention and care if required. We will be able make use of the excellent meal service, either in the main dining room or delivered to our unit. Further down the track we will be able to have suitable care, and full hospital facilities if need be without having to go out of Marton. For now, we can be as independent as we have always been, going away for a few days or on an extended holiday, knowing our home is safe (covered by 24 hour CCTV camera surveillance) and the lawns and garden kept neat and tidy. We know we have made the right choice at the right time and think we are extremely fortunate to be here. Bruce & Glynn Ward. |
| Updated: 25 Feb 2016 |
Availability Details
| Room Type | Vacancy? |
|---|---|
| House. ORA (2 Bedrooms) | No |
| Currently nothing available | |
| Updated: 2 May 2019 | |
Agent's Details
| Details | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Anthea Kingi | |
| Address | 30 Bond Street | |
| City/Town | Marton | |
| Company | Masonic Villages Trust Ltd t/a Edale Masonic Village | |
| Phone | 06 327 8562 | |
| View Email Address | ||
| Updated: 31 Aug 2018 | ||
Statutory Supervisor's Details
| Details | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Trustee Services | |
| Address | 343 Remuera Road Remuera | |
| City/Town | Auckland | |
| Phone | 095510152 | |
| View Email Address | ||
| Updated: 31 Aug 2018 | ||
Solicitor's Details
| Details | ||
|---|---|---|
| Name | Tim O'Regan | |
| Address | Level 4 Bayleys Building 36 Brandon Street | |
| City/Town | Wellington | |
| Company | Macalister Mazengarb | |
| Phone | 04 4725131 | |
| Updated: 31 Aug 2018 | ||
Composition of Village
| Type | Details |
|---|---|
| House. ORA (2 Bedrooms) | |
| Total | 9 |
| Vacancy | No |
| Low Price | $240000.00 |
| High Price | $280000.00 |
| Garage | Yes |
| Tenure Terms | ORA |
| Surrender Details | 25% on sale of property is retained by Masonic Edale Village. |
| Service Charge Details | Maintenance fee paid to Masonic Edale Village on monthly or annual basis. $450.00 a month currently. Includes insurance of buildings. |
| Nursing Care Details | 13 nurse callouts per year, rubbish collection, gardens maintained-included in fees. Meals, laundry service at extra charge, other services on request |
| Updated: 31 Aug 2018 | |
Respite, Carer Support or other Short Stay
| Respite, Carer Support or other Short Stay | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Respite | Yes | |
| Private Paying | Yes | |
| Booking can be made in advance | Yes | |
| Updated: 31 Aug 2018 | ||
Facility Features
| Feature | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Social/Recreational Programme | Yes | A weekly programme is provided to all occupants in Hadfield Court and are invited to participate. |
| 24 Hour Security | Yes | Regular security patrols monitor complex |
| Emergency Call System | Yes | All homes in Hadfield Court are connected to the rest home through the smoke detectors and call button alarm system. |
| Newsletter | Yes | A quarterly newsletter distributed to all residents of the complex. |
| Pets In Residence | Yes | On request and at managements discretion |
| Negotiate To Bring Own Pet | Yes | Reference to the Trust Board is required |
| Restaurant | Yes | Meals can be attended in the Rest Home dining room at extra charge. |
| Craft Room | No | Crafts are often noted in the activities programme and occupants are welcome to attend sessions. |
| Library | Yes | A small library of Books available in the sunroom of the rest home. Alternatively the local library is approximately 1.5 km from Edale, and will deliver books free of charge |
| Chapel | Yes | Church services and communions are regularly held in the home |
| Lounges | Yes | |
| Gardens | Yes | Easy care gardens are encouraged. |
| Updated: 31 Aug 2018 | ||
Special Features
| Hadfield Court consists of 12 sections, 7 homes currently built on. You can retire in style with a two-bedroom home designed by an architect to meet your today and future needs.
Each home has ground floor level for easy access. Services supplied to the site include: Gas, Electricity, Phone, Water, Sewerage etc A monthly payment covers insurance, annual cleaning of buildings, mowing of lawns and gardening. Some features of this development are: Safe and Secure environment Access to activities provided to Home residents Regular security patrols Within walking distance of town, churches, park, sportsground and dairy. Don't rely on what you've read here - come and see our complex. We are sure you'll be pleased you did. |
| Updated: 25 Feb 2016 |
Interests & Activities
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All residents have access to all entertainment and activities that are available to Rest Home Residents.
Edale's Activities officer develops and co-ordinates a programme with activities 5 days per week. Activities include: Bowls, Newspaper reading, Exercises, Entertainment, Games, Big print books, Board games, Jigsaw, Interdenominational Church services, Email, Housie, Minigolf, Videos, Walking group with Sport Rangitikei, Rest Home Games, Crafts. Televisions tuned to Prime and Trackside. Residents have access to other activities outside the Home. Examples of these are Bridge, Friendship Club, Happy Tours (Senior Citizen Group). Email/Internet is available for residents. |
| Updated: 2 Nov 2011 |
Languages Spoken
| Language | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| English | Yes | |
| Hindi | Yes | |
| Malayalam | Yes | |
| Updated: 6 Jan 2014 | ||
Religious/Spiritual Affiliations
| Religious/Spiritual Affiliations | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Anglican | Yes | |
| Denominations/Faiths represented | Yes | Regular church and communion services are held in the Rest Home and are noted on the activity programme distributed. Occupants of Hadfield Court are welcome to attend. |
| Methodist | Yes | Methodist minister regularly visits rest home. |
| Presbyterian | Yes | Quarterly services are available to attend in the Rest Home |
| Roman Catholic | Yes | Weekly communion occurs in the Rest Home. |
| (Other comments) | Yes | We welcome all denominations, spritualitys and belief systems. We will do all we can to work with you to ensure a strong spiritual home is provided. |
| Updated: 6 Jan 2014 | ||
Distances
| Location | Distance | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Public Transport | 1.00 km | Some residents use to discounted taxi vouchers. Bus stop for Inter-city buses is approximately 1km from Edale. |
| Shops | 0.50 km | Marton Shopping Centre |
| Mall | 0.50 km | Centennial Mall |
| Parks | 0.50 km | Marton Park and Fraeona Park. |
| Library | 1.00 km | Marton Library. In addition the Rest Home has a small library of books for resident's reading. |
| Updated: 6 Jan 2014 | ||
Credentials & Membership
| Credentials & Membership RC | Status | Details |
|---|---|---|
| Approved provider of Professional Development and Recognition Programme | Yes | |
| Care Association New Zealand | Yes | |
| CareerForce | Yes | |
| Home and Community Support Sector Standards (Standards NZ) | Yes | |
| National Certificate in Community Support Services (Core Competencies) | Yes | |
| National Certificate in Community Support Services (Residential) | Yes | |
| National Certificate in Diversional Therapy | Yes | |
| New Zealand Aged Care Association (NZACA) | Yes | |
| Registered Retirement Village? | Yes | Hadfield Court was registered as a 'Retirement Village' with the Registrar of Retirement Villages - No 2221417 on 18 March 2009. |
| Rest Home MOH Audit Report Available. | Yes | |
| Retirement Village Accreditation (Expiry date) | Yes | 27 February 2020 |
| Retirement Villages Association of New Zealand [Inc] (RVA) | Yes | |
| Spark of Life | Yes | |
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| Updated: 19 Apr 2018 | ||
NOTE: The Retirement Villages Act 2003 (The Act) is designed to provide improved protection for people who ‘buy’ into a retirement village. If you intend to ‘purchase’ you must get independent legal advice before signing your occupation right agreement as required under The Act. Some Retirement Village type facilities are not required to register under The Act so different legal requirements apply. Please make sure you investigate fully.
In some villages there may be some Retirement Village units that have multiple uses e.g. a Serviced Apartment may also be used as a Residential Care Suite. The same unit may therefore show in several places on Eldernet.
