Jobs to come with new Warragul aged care facility
 Baw Baw News   By // 23:58, Monday 25 August 2014

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A NEW 120-bed aged care facility to be built to the west of Warragul is expected to create 100 jobs.

Above: developers with Gary Blackwood at Friday's funding announcement. Pictures by article author.

The $24 million Alysium Gardens Aged Care Facility will be completed in 2016.


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An estimated 40 jobs are expected to be created in the facility’s first year.

Alysium Gardens will be built on a 1.75 hectare parcel of land on Tarwin Street. The site will border the Waterford Rise estate parkland and development when both projects are finished.

The state government has committed $420,000 from the Regional Growth Fund toward building the facility.

A large number of developers and neighbours joined Narracan MP Gary Blackwood for the state government’s funding announcement on the development site last Friday.


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In a media release Mr Blackwood said the facility would enhance the community.

“The facility will attract high calibre, well trained senior management and staff to deliver quality care and accommodation services, enhancing the community’s wellbeing and sustainability,” Mr Blackwood said.

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One response to “Jobs to come with new Warragul aged care facility”

  1. Ian Honey says:

    Congratulations to the entrepeneurs with the intestinal fortitude to take on such a large venture.
    I am currently in Tamworth NSW and very impressed with the vibrant CBD here. Almost any franchise in clothing and food you can think of. Retailers are friendly and helpful. Quality of houses excellent. Streetscapes exc. with Palm trees. This municipality is five hours from Sydney or Brisbane. I recommend that our “Town Leaders” take a look.