Selwyn Village - Ivan Ward Centre and Sarah Selwyn Care Home
At a glance
- Name
- Selwyn Village
- Category
- Hospital
- Address
- 43 Target Street
Point Chevalier
Auckland 1022 - Postal Address
- PO Box 44106
Point Chevalier
Auckland 1246 - Region
- Auckland
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- Web
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Personnel
- Manager
- Lyn Wardlaw - (09) 845 0728
- Owner
- The Selwyn Foundation - (09) 845 0838
- Residential Care Consultant
- Rachel Witbrock - 021 790 434
- Senior Sales Consultant
- David Kelsall - 021 223 6563
- Director of Care
- Lyn Wardlaw - (09) 846 0119
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Selwyn Village Residential Care | Rest home and hospital care for when it is time. Moving from home into a village environment is a significant change for you and your family. We are here to help make this transition as smooth as possible. |
Selwyn Village offers two care homes which provide age-related rest home- and hospital-level care (the Ivan Ward Centre and Sarah Selwyn); Ivan Ward also provides rest home-level dementia care.
When you first arrive at one of our care homes, we’ll discuss with you the results of the most recent NASC (needs assessment service co-ordination) assessment you have had in the community. We’ll ask you further questions about your health, wellbeing, preferences and independence needs so together we can agree your care plan. We’ll regularly review your care plan with you. We call this a partnership model of care, meaning you and your family/whānau are encouraged to be actively involved in your care and wellbeing.
At our care homes, we aim to optimise your wellbeing by providing opportunities to engage in what is important to you and so you feel part of a supportive, caring community. Throughout your residency, you, your family/whānau and friends will have access to Selwyn Village's wide range of amenities. Your family/whānau are encouraged to be involved and participate in all aspects of your life at Selwyn, with friends and loved ones able to visit at any time and on any day.
IVAN WARD CENTRE
Opened in 2018, the purpose-built Ivan Ward Centre provides care for a total of 90 residents: age-related hospital- and rest home-level care, rest home-level dementia care, and short-term respite and interim care. The interior layout and accessibility features promote residents’ independence and encourage a sense of belonging, with six ‘households’ of twelve residents within the Centre’s larger care community (the dementia care household is slightly larger). Each household has been designed to feel like a home: residents have their own private room with ensuite and share a spacious lounge with open-plan dining and kitchen area leading to a large outdoor deck and seating. When residents’ whānau and friends come to visit, they’re also able to use the household kitchen and even stay overnight in the den/whānau room.
SARAH SELWYN
This modern purpose-built care home offers age-related hospital-level care and short-term respite and interim care for a total of 81 residents. Every resident has their own comfortable room, each with its own heating and the majority having an ensuite (various room types are available). With its large picture windows, Sarah Selwyn looks onto landscaped surroundings and has a number of cosy lounges and sheltered areas allowing residents and families to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine. Visiting family members and friends are welcome at any time and have access to tea- and coffee-making facilities in the ‘Quiet Room’ situated at the back of the communal dining room.
SERVICES AND FACILITIES
Both our age-related hospital-level care homes are staffed with registered nurses 24/7, who are assisted by caregivers and other professional staff. All staff have ongoing training on health and safety issues and the particular needs of current residents. Doctors routinely visit and there’s 24/7 medical coverage. All meals are prepared and cooked on site, with a qualified dietitian overseeing the menu and catering for special diets.
ACTIVITIES
Residents can participate in an extensive range of activities specially tailored for older adults. Each care home has its own diversional therapy team who design and deliver a regular programme to optimise residents’ participation and enjoyment in meaningful and entertaining activities inclusive of themed events. Residents can enjoy minibus outings and there’s a ‘happy hour’ each week. The village chaplain visits regularly and is available for pastoral care and support; worship services are held weekly.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
For details of the amenities available at each care home, individual room types and other features, please visit our website: https://www.selwynfoundation.org.nz/selwyn-village/residential-care/living-options/
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SELWYN VILLAGE
Selwyn Village is a 26-acre retirement jewel sitting on Auckland’s sparkling Waitematā Harbour. Located in Point Chevalier, the village provides rest home-level, age-related hospital-level and rest home-level dementia care across three care homes as well as a wide range of stylish independent retirement living options within an attractive and peaceful setting. A palm-lined avenue, park-like grounds and well-tended flowerbeds complement the garden environment, and coastal walks lead to a sheltered swimming beach. Selwyn Village is one of New Zealand’s first retirement villages and remains a popular choice for older people looking for quality environments within a supportive and caring community.
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THE SELWYN FOUNDATION
Selwyn Village is owned and managed by The Selwyn Foundation, an independent, faith-based New Zealand registered charity providing services to older people and their families. The Foundation has been leading the way in improving the quality of life of seniors since 1954. As pioneers of the retirement village model and of residential aged care in this country, we are uniquely experienced in providing care, independent retirement living and community outreach services for older adults.
Our Vision is Oranga Mātua | Oranga Tangata, Respectful Ageing for all, within communities that thrive. As a result of the ageing of New Zealand's population and the growing numbers of seniors who are vulnerable or in need, our work is more important than ever. With our Social Impact and Mission strategy as our foremost objective, the Foundation is focused on enabling support and outreach where there is hardship amongst seniors who live in the wider community – whether that be loneliness and social isolation, material/financial/emotional- or housing-related. For further information on our work and Mission, visit: www.selwynfoundation.org.nz
The Selwyn Foundation
PO Box 8203, Newmarket, Auckland 1149.
www.selwynfoundation.org.nz
When you first arrive at one of our care homes, we’ll discuss with you the results of the most recent NASC (needs assessment service co-ordination) assessment you have had in the community. We’ll ask you further questions about your health, wellbeing, preferences and independence needs so together we can agree your care plan. We’ll regularly review your care plan with you. We call this a partnership model of care, meaning you and your family/whānau are encouraged to be actively involved in your care and wellbeing.
At our care homes, we aim to optimise your wellbeing by providing opportunities to engage in what is important to you and so you feel part of a supportive, caring community. Throughout your residency, you, your family/whānau and friends will have access to Selwyn Village's wide range of amenities. Your family/whānau are encouraged to be involved and participate in all aspects of your life at Selwyn, with friends and loved ones able to visit at any time and on any day.
IVAN WARD CENTRE
Opened in 2018, the purpose-built Ivan Ward Centre provides care for a total of 90 residents: age-related hospital- and rest home-level care, rest home-level dementia care, and short-term respite and interim care. The interior layout and accessibility features promote residents’ independence and encourage a sense of belonging, with six ‘households’ of twelve residents within the Centre’s larger care community (the dementia care household is slightly larger). Each household has been designed to feel like a home: residents have their own private room with ensuite and share a spacious lounge with open-plan dining and kitchen area leading to a large outdoor deck and seating. When residents’ whānau and friends come to visit, they’re also able to use the household kitchen and even stay overnight in the den/whānau room.
SARAH SELWYN
This modern purpose-built care home offers age-related hospital-level care and short-term respite and interim care for a total of 81 residents. Every resident has their own comfortable room, each with its own heating and the majority having an ensuite (various room types are available). With its large picture windows, Sarah Selwyn looks onto landscaped surroundings and has a number of cosy lounges and sheltered areas allowing residents and families to sit outside and enjoy the sunshine. Visiting family members and friends are welcome at any time and have access to tea- and coffee-making facilities in the ‘Quiet Room’ situated at the back of the communal dining room.
SERVICES AND FACILITIES
Both our age-related hospital-level care homes are staffed with registered nurses 24/7, who are assisted by caregivers and other professional staff. All staff have ongoing training on health and safety issues and the particular needs of current residents. Doctors routinely visit and there’s 24/7 medical coverage. All meals are prepared and cooked on site, with a qualified dietitian overseeing the menu and catering for special diets.
ACTIVITIES
Residents can participate in an extensive range of activities specially tailored for older adults. Each care home has its own diversional therapy team who design and deliver a regular programme to optimise residents’ participation and enjoyment in meaningful and entertaining activities inclusive of themed events. Residents can enjoy minibus outings and there’s a ‘happy hour’ each week. The village chaplain visits regularly and is available for pastoral care and support; worship services are held weekly.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
For details of the amenities available at each care home, individual room types and other features, please visit our website: https://www.selwynfoundation.org.nz/selwyn-village/residential-care/living-options/
_______________________________________________________________________________
SELWYN VILLAGE
Selwyn Village is a 26-acre retirement jewel sitting on Auckland’s sparkling Waitematā Harbour. Located in Point Chevalier, the village provides rest home-level, age-related hospital-level and rest home-level dementia care across three care homes as well as a wide range of stylish independent retirement living options within an attractive and peaceful setting. A palm-lined avenue, park-like grounds and well-tended flowerbeds complement the garden environment, and coastal walks lead to a sheltered swimming beach. Selwyn Village is one of New Zealand’s first retirement villages and remains a popular choice for older people looking for quality environments within a supportive and caring community.
_______________________________________________________________________________
THE SELWYN FOUNDATION
Selwyn Village is owned and managed by The Selwyn Foundation, an independent, faith-based New Zealand registered charity providing services to older people and their families. The Foundation has been leading the way in improving the quality of life of seniors since 1954. As pioneers of the retirement village model and of residential aged care in this country, we are uniquely experienced in providing care, independent retirement living and community outreach services for older adults.
Our Vision is Oranga Mātua | Oranga Tangata, Respectful Ageing for all, within communities that thrive. As a result of the ageing of New Zealand's population and the growing numbers of seniors who are vulnerable or in need, our work is more important than ever. With our Social Impact and Mission strategy as our foremost objective, the Foundation is focused on enabling support and outreach where there is hardship amongst seniors who live in the wider community – whether that be loneliness and social isolation, material/financial/emotional- or housing-related. For further information on our work and Mission, visit: www.selwynfoundation.org.nz
The Selwyn Foundation
PO Box 8203, Newmarket, Auckland 1149.
www.selwynfoundation.org.nz
Service/Facility Details
Detail | Status |
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Contract with Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora | Yes |
Certification | Yes |
ORA Applies | No |
Updated: 10 Jan 2023 |
Personnel
Type | Hours Per Week | Status | Details |
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Registered Nurse | 24/7 | Yes | |
Enrolled Nurse | 24/7 | Yes | |
Physiotherapist | Yes | During week days, we have two full time physiotherapists. | |
Occupational Therapist | Negotiable | Occupational Therapy can be arranged as needed. | |
Social Worker (on site) | Negotiable | Available as required | |
Activities Co-ordinator | Yes | The care homes both have their own full time activities coordinators from Monday to Friday. | |
Hairdresser | Yes | The hairdresser is available every week for Monday to Friday. | |
Podiatrist | Yes | The podiatrist calls weekly - or as required. | |
Dietitian | Negotiable | The services of a dietician are available as residents have a need. | |
Accredited Visitors | Negotiable | ||
Kaumatua | Yes | ||
Chaplain/Spiritual Advisor | Yes | The services of a Chaplain are available as residents have a need. | |
Other Personnel | Yes | Volunteers assist with many activities in our Village. | |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Specialities or Areas of Expertise
Specialities or Areas of Expertise | Status | Details |
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Oxygen Management | Yes | |
Gastronomy/Nasogastric Management | Yes | |
End of Life/Palliative Care | Yes | |
Dialysis | Yes | May be accessed through the Auckland District Health Board. |
Wound Care | Yes | |
Diabetic Care | Yes | |
Continence Advice | Yes | |
Stomal Therapy | Yes | |
Stroke Rehabilitation | Yes | |
Tracheotomy Care | Yes | |
Spinal Injuries Care | Yes | |
Infection Control | Yes | On Site. |
Surgical Followup | Yes | |
Psychiatric Care | Yes | |
Community Health | Yes | |
Clinical Management | Yes | |
Other Specialties | Yes | |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Respite, Carer Support or other Short Stay
Respite, Carer Support or other Short Stay | Status | Details |
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Respite | Yes | |
High Care Needs | Yes | |
Subsidised | Yes | |
Private Paying | Yes | |
Booking can be made in advance | Yes | |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Features
Feature | Status | Details |
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May Bring Own Furniture | Yes | |
Single Rooms | Yes | |
Shared Rooms | Yes | |
Rooms suitable for a couple | Yes | |
Ensuite | Yes | |
Alcohol Permitted | Yes | |
Negotiate To Bring Own Pet | Yes | |
Phone Access In Own Room | Yes | |
Wifi | Yes | |
Resident can adjust heating in own room | Yes | Where applicable. |
Lounges/seating areas | Yes | Household environments with ample seating in the Ivan Ward Centre; cosy lounges and sheltered outdoor areas with seating at Sarah Selwyn. |
Cafe | No | Residents and family members are able to make drinks and refreshments in the household kitchen in the Ivan Ward Centre. At Sarah Selwyn, residents and visiting family members have access to tea- and coffee-making facilities in the ‘Quiet Room’ situated at the back of the communal dining room |
Primary Health Funded Short Term Care | Yes | |
Provide End of Life/Palliative Care | Yes | |
Day Programme for day stay clients | Yes | |
Outings | Yes | |
Whānau Room | Yes | At the Ivan Ward Centre, whānau and friends are able to use the household kitchen and stay overnight in the den/whānau room. |
Māori Kaupapa | Yes | |
Newsletter | Yes | The Selwyn News is published monthly. |
Policy for management of challenging behaviour | Yes | |
Confused Residents | Yes | |
Smoking Permitted | Yes | Smokers use their own designated areas. |
Semi-Secure | Yes | |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Special Features
Residents can participate in an extensive range of activities specially tailored for older adults. The Chapel of Christ the King is the spiritual centre of Selwyn Village. All residents have access to the chaplains and can attend worship services in the chapel and also in the care homes themselves. Selwyn Village is set in 26-acres on the banks of Auckland's Waitemata Harbour and offers park-like grounds and coastal views within an attractive and peaceful setting. |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Interests & Activities
Our care each have their own activities coordinators who, with the help of volunteers, provide a range of activities suited to the residents. These include . . . Activity programme, Big print books, Carpet Bowls, Breakfast in bed, Church Services, Classical Music, Concerts, Entertainers, Exercises, Games, Garden, Indoor Games, Music, Newspaper reading, Outings, Parties and special celebrations, Pianist, Sing-a-longs |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Additional Information
Topic | Details | |
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What's included in your fees and what's not | There are no weekly fees payable for fully subsidised residents. Otherwise private residents are charged $773.08 per week. | |
Staffing qualifications and details | Selwyn Village has two resident doctors. | |
Details about meals | Residents' dietary needs are catered for professionally. | |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Languages Spoken
Language | Status | Details |
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Afrikaans | Yes | |
Cantonese | Yes | |
Chinese | Yes | |
Chinese dialect | Yes | |
Cook Island Maori | Yes | |
Danish | Yes | |
Dutch | Yes | |
English | Yes | |
Fijian | Yes | |
Fijian Indian | Yes | |
Filipino | Yes | |
French | Yes | |
Greek | Yes | |
Interpreter | Yes | The services of an interpreter are able to be arranged. |
Japanese | Yes | |
Malay | Yes | |
Mandarin | Yes | |
Māori - Te Reo | Yes | |
Niuean | Yes | |
Polish | Yes | |
Rarotongan | Yes | |
Russian | Yes | |
Samoan | Yes | |
Thai | Yes | |
Tokelauan | Yes | |
Tongan | Yes | |
Other Information | Yes | These are some languages spoken by staff and/or residents as at this date. But in such a large community, people of languages and cultures change often. Please enquire should another language be helpful. |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Religious/Spiritual Affiliations
Religious/Spiritual Affiliations | Status | Details |
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Anglican | Yes | Underpinned by our Christian faith and Anglican identity, our chaplains work to provide pastoral care and spiritual companionship to residents of all cultures, values and beliefs, embracing the diversity that is present within contemporary Aotearoa New Zealand. |
Christian | Yes | |
Denominations/Faiths represented | Yes | |
Roman Catholic | Yes | Regular Catholic Masses are celebrated at Selwyn Village. |
(Other comments) | Yes | Staff and residents are of many Christian denominations, are of other religions, or none. All are welcome. |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Distances
Location | Distance | Details |
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Public Transport | 0.00 Km | Stagecoach Buses have two stops within the grounds of Selwyn Village. |
Shops | 0.00 Km | Westpac Bank, Mini-Market, Craft Shop, 'Treasure Chest' opportunity shop and Cafe within Selwyn Village. |
Mall | 4.00 Km | St Luke's Shopping Mall - on the route of 007 buses passing through the Village. |
Parks | 0.00 Km | The nearest park is right outside the front entrance. |
Library | 1.00 Km | The Auckland Library Bus visits Selwyn Village weekly. Point Chevalier's Public Library is 1 km distant. |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
Credentials & Membership
Credentials & Membership RC | Status | Details |
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National Certificate in Diversional Therapy | Yes | |
Aged Care Association New Zealand (ACA) | Yes | |
New Zealand Council of Christian Social Services (NZCCSS) | Yes | |
Police checked | Yes | |
Registered Dentist | Yes | |
Registered Retirement Village? | Yes | |
Retirement Village Accreditation (Expiry date) | Yes | |
Retirement Villages Association of New Zealand [Inc] (RVA) | Yes | |
Updated: 22 Nov 2022 |
The Ministry of Health conducts regular audits of Residential Care Facilities. They can be found HERE.