Keeping Safe – Subee Newlake

COFFS COAST: Call 02 6651 3153 | Email | HUNTER REGION: Call 02 4966 8399| Email

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COFFS COAST: Call 02 6651 3153 | Email | HUNTER REGION: Call 02 4966 8399| Email

Dept of Health have distributed these handy Storyboards to illustrate how to stay as safe as you can from Coronavirus.

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Why choose Subee Newlake?

FLEXIBLE HELP

Helpfulness and flexibility are at the centre of everything we do. Because your choices determine the care we provide, so you can live life the way you want.

24 HOURS A DAY

We’ve been caring for families like yours since 1992. So you have nearly 30 years of experience available to you, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

LOCALS HELPING LOCALS

Subee is a local, family-owned business. And we employ over 130 great local people. So, we provide reliable support where and when you need it.

YOU’RE IN SAFE HANDS

We have a proven track record. Subee takes accreditation, training and regulations very seriously. So, you’re in safe hands.

Where to find Subee Newlake

Newcastle Head Office

3/11 Glenwood Drive, Thornton NSW 2322
Email: Click here
Phone: 02 4966 8399 or 1300 654 714
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Newcastle Service Area

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Coffs Harbour Head Office

Unit 2 / 84-90 Industrial Drive, Coffs Harbour NSW 2450
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Phone: 02 6651 3153

Coffs Harbour Service Area

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We acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the country where we live and work and their continuing connection to land, water, sea and community. We pay our respects to their Elders past, present and emerging.

Subee Newlake embraces and values diversity, and we are committed to celebrating the diverse communities we serve. We are proud members of ACON’s Welcome Here Project.

ACIA’s objectives support the implementation of federal and state government policies aimed at enabling people to actively participate in society, achieve their goals, safely and appropriately remain in their own home and avoid unnecessary residential care.