Welcome to Glendale Home's Website!
Glendale Home began from humble beginnings in November 1966. A group of concerned people recognised the need for a home for the Jewish intellectually disabled. The original house, now known as the Homestead, was renovated and adapted through the generous sponsorship of the Montague, Rose and Stanley Freeman Trust.
As Community awareness grew, it became clear that the homestead residential facilities were far too limited and in 1971 a major building project was embarked upon. This formed the foundation of the existing home as it is known today. In 1986 owing to increasing demand, an additional wing was built.
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