Topic - Acquisitions

Three independent Not For Profit NSW Central Coast organisations become Alino Living

Mar 09 2022 Updated May 3, 2023

Lauren Broomham

1 min read

Central Coast Community Care Association (CCCCA), Adelene and Vietnam Veterans Keith Payne VC Hostel have merged to become one organisation.

Alino Living is now the largest independent Not For Profit aged care organisation on the Central Coast of NSW.

Existing aged care homes will keep their names but be part of Alino Living, the umbrella organisation for the three organisations.

Greg Williams (currently CEO of CCCCA) and Justin Dover (currently CEO of Vietnam Veterans KPVCH and Adelene) are the joint CEOs of Alino Living.

All three organisations are long-time members of PACE Care, an alliance of independent aged and community care service providers based on the NSW Central Coast that enables members to share resources, training, administration and finance support.

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