Awabakal - Lake Macquarie & Newcastle - Wickham, New South Wales

Address: 64 Hannell St, Wickham NSW 2293, Australia.
Phone: 1300174908.
Website: awabakal.org.au
Specialties: Aged care, Non-profit organization.
Other points of interest: Wheelchair accessible entrance, Wheelchair accessible parking lot.
Opinions: This company has 12 reviews on Google My Business.
Average opinion: 4.2/5.

📌 Location of Awabakal - Lake Macquarie & Newcastle

☎️1300174908

⏰ Open Hours of Awabakal - Lake Macquarie & Newcastle

Monday: 9 AM–5 PM
Tuesday: 9 AM–5 PM
Wednesday: 9 AM–5 PM
Thursday: 9 AM–5 PM
Friday: 9 AM–5 PM
Saturday: Closed
Sunday: Closed

Discover Awabakal - Lake Macquarie & Newcastle

Located at 64 Hannell St, Wickham NSW 2293, Australia, Awabakal stands as a beacon of cultural preservation and community service in the heart of Lake Macquarie & Newcastle. This non-profit organization, accessible via 1300174908, not only champions the heritage of the Awabakal people but also operates as an esteemed aged care provider, ensuring the well-being of its community.

Specialties: Awabakal excels in aged care, offering compassionate and culturally sensitive services. Their commitment to the preservation of Awabakal culture and history is a cornerstone of their mission, making them a unique and vital part of the local community.

For those looking to engage with or support this organization, Awabakal welcomes visitors with an accessible entrance and parking, ensuring everyone can partake in their offerings. The facility is equipped with wheelchair accessible parking lot and wheelchair accessible entrance, making it inclusive for all guests.

Opinions	Average Opinion	Reviews
Reviews on Google My Business:	4.2/5	12 reviews

These positive reviews reflect the high standards of care and service provided by Awabakal. Potential visitors or supporters can find more insights on their website, where they can learn about the organization's programs, events, and how to get involved.

When considering visiting or contributing to Awabakal, it's notable that their integrated approach to cultural preservation and aged care sets them apart. For anyone interested in experiencing firsthand the dedication of this organization, or seeking to support a meaningful cause, Awabakal offers a unique opportunity.

We highly recommend reaching out through their website to explore how you can engage, whether it's through volunteering, learning more about the Awabakal culture, or supporting their aged care services. The wheelchair accessible features of their facility ensure that your visit is inclusive and comfortable for everyone.

👍 Reviews of Awabakal - Lake Macquarie & Newcastle

Awabakal - Lake Macquarie & Newcastle - Wickham, New South Wales

Sky ?. C. F.

1/5

If you're an Aboriginal from outside the Awabakal area (even if your born on Awabakal land), and live on Awabakal land and need support, don't even try to become a member with this racist, greedy, corporate mob. They won't acknowledge you, but they'll put you through the 100'th degree and then won't accept you and reject you after weeks, months, years even of trying to communicate with them without rhyme or reason and won't table your application again (even when you're completely accepted by the other Awabakal elders and invited to their activities, the Awabakal board and corporates won't allow it)... WHY is it so hard Awabakal to communicate with your head office and anyone there or in your land council (you have phones but they don't answer, and not even an answering machine, just a beep beep and heaven forbid if you ask for a call back or their email ... Be prepared for it not to be acknowledged)?... When places like Mindaribba in Maitland and other "PROFESSIONALLY" run offices up in Queensland accept outside Aboriginals with no problem like they did with my Aunty and Uncle (who weren't from their area, born Aboriginal somewhere else, but accepted without question none the less), even gave them same day membership by dropping into their friendly offices... These are certainly just some of the many bad experiences you'll have with Awabakal if you try to become a member with them (and even if you are a member), highly advise not to even bother with them because they "Just Don't Care" and that's highly disappointing for a so called Aboriginal support group!