Home care

Lifetime Connect

Name: Lifetime Connect
Telephone: (02) 6568 2522
Rating: 3.8

Care delivered in your home

Operated by Lifetime Connect Limited

Not-for-profitCHSP-funded3.8 on Google (19)

Call (02) 6568 2522

✓ Registered provider (ABN 81 147 226 069), Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission Provider Register, current until 28/12/2028.

Lifetime Connect Limited is a locally-owned not-for-profit aged care provider based in Macksville (also servicing Port Macquarie/Coffs Harbour region) offering Support at Home and CHSP-style services (personal care, domestic assistance, clinical/nursing, wellness centre).

Ageing & wellness care at homeCommunity engagement programs

Pricing

⚠ Pricing note

This provider does not publish its prices online. Contact the provider directly for current rates; a written breakdown of fees is available on request under aged care rules.

Registered to deliver

Service categories this provider's operator is registered for on the Aged Care Quality and Safety Commission's Provider Register.

Assistive technology and home modificationsHome and community servicesAdvisory and support servicesPersonal care and care support in the home or community (including respite)Nursing and transition care

Organisation financials

From Lifetime Connect Limited's 2024 Annual Information Statement lodged with the ACNC, filed by the charity's ACNC reporting group, so the figures cover the whole group of related charities, not this location alone.

Total revenue: $12,657,504
Total expenses: $12,794,568
Net surplus or deficitⓘ: -$137,064
Total assets: $5,598,410
Current assetsⓘ: $3,369,654
Total liabilities: $3,031,478
Net assets: $2,566,932
Employee expenses: $9,281,484
Volunteers: 56

What these numbers mean

With annual revenue of $12.7 million, this is a large organisation by the ACNC's charity reporting size standards.

Contact

Phone: (02) 6568 2522

Website: https://lifetimeconnect.org.au

In 2024 it spent $137,000 more than it earned (about 1% of revenue). A single year deficit is not unusual for a not for profit, but a repeated pattern of deficits is worth asking the provider about.

Its assets exceed its liabilities by $2.6 million, which is the organisation's overall financial buffer.

About 99% of its revenue came from government funding, with the rest from client fees, investments and other sources.

The organisation reported 56 volunteers, alongside its paid staff.

These points restate the charity's own ACNC filing in plain language. They are general information about the whole organisation, not financial advice, and say nothing about the quality of care at this location.

Source: ACNC Annual Information Statement data

Key personnel (ACNC Responsible People)

Geoff Minett (Board Member)
John Ainsworth (Board Member)
Matthew Baker (Board Member)
Sue Woodward (Board Member)
Tamara McWilliam (Board Member)

Source: ACNC Charity Register entry