Bolton Clarke Winders, Banora Point

Bolton Clarke Winders, Banora Point Bolton Clarke is Australia’s largest independent, not-for-profit aged care provider shaping the future of positive ageing.

Located in the coastal suburb of Banora Point, Tweed Heads, Bolton Clarke's Winders Lodge community is ideally situated offering high-quality residential aged care and retirement living. Situated on the south end of the Tweed Coast in Banora Point, Bolton Clarke’s Winders Lodge provides high-quality aged care in a friendly, secure and tight-knit community environment and is ideally situated close

to beaches, national parks, shops and clubs for retirement living. To help you live well in a safe and friendly environment, our team is happy to take you for a tour of your new Banora Point home, assist you through the application process or tell you more about our community. With RSL Queensland and the Royal District Nursing Service at the heart of our DNA, we have been caring for Australians since 1885. Today, our exceptional teams support more than 130,000 people to live independently at home and across our 43 retirement living communities and 88 residential aged care homes. Everything we do is dedicated to enabling, celebrating and supporting older Australians to live and age positively.

16/06/2026

Did you know that around one in four Australians experience incontinence and on average, most people wait four to six years before seeking support? Often, people are embarrassed to seek support. This week is World Continence Week and the good news is there are some simple actions everyone can take to prevent or address incontinence and improve bladder health.
Read more here: World Continence Week - top tips for bladder health | Bolton Clarke

To mark World Environment Day today, Bolton Clarke has announced a new partnership with Reforest that will make a real d...
04/06/2026

To mark World Environment Day today, Bolton Clarke has announced a new partnership with Reforest that will make a real difference for an endangered North Queensland habitat.

The initiative will fund planting of a tree for every new resident welcomed into Bolton Clarke retirement living communities from 1 July.
It supports the Mabi Forest Restoration project on the Atherton Tablelands in Far North Queensland—one of the most endangered forest ecosystems in the state. Once cleared for agriculture and forestry, the land is now being carefully revegetated with endemic Mabi Forest species using best-practice restoration techniques.
Bolton Clarke Director of Operations Retirement Living, Jon Kirkman, said the decision to work with Reforest reflected a growing focus on sustainability among residents, who wanted to be part of positive change.
“Partnering with Reforest is a simple, practical way we can bring our sustainability commitment to life,” he said.
“We’ve already planted 193 trees in the Mabi forest this year – contributing to the restoration of 731 square metres of land - to recognise the contribution of every member of our retirement living team and the people who support them.
“Now, from July 1, we will build on that by planting a tree for every new resident who chooses to become a part of one of our vibrant retirement living communities across Australia.
“Each tree will help restore cleared land on the Atherton Tablelands using native species and proven restoration methods, rebuilding habitat for wildlife including species such as the Lumholtz’s tree kangaroo and strengthening the landscape for the future.
“It’s a small action, but an important one – a practical commitment that connects each new beginning with a lasting legacy.”

Check out what residents are up to this month!
24/05/2026

Check out what residents are up to this month!

This week is National Volunteer Week and we’re saying a huge thank you to all the volunteers who are part of our Bolton ...
18/05/2026

This week is National Volunteer Week and we’re saying a huge thank you to all the volunteers who are part of our Bolton Clarke community.
In our retirement villages, about 31 per cent of residents volunteer in some capacity in the village or the wider community.
Across our residential aged care homes, more than 400 volunteers regularly give their time to help support residents.
Volunteers also play a vital role in the work of our Research Institute with almost 700 customers, employees and community members signing up to the Research Volunteers register and contributing to projects that support health and wellbeing across Australia and internationally.

"I have found such joy in helping clients regain their independence." On International Nurses Day today, we're revisitin...
11/05/2026

"I have found such joy in helping clients regain their independence."
On International Nurses Day today, we're revisiting the recollections of retired Bolton Clarke nurses Sue and Susan. The technology may have changed (enormously!) but the drive to support people to live well remains at the heart of the work nurses do in the community. And for many people, it's life-changing.

Nurses reflect on 140 years | Bolton Clarke

06/05/2026

On National Healthy Ageing Day today we're being urged to keep doing what matters most. What does that mean for you?

06/05/2026

Happy National Healthy Ageing Day! This year's theme is "Keep doing what matters". Research shows healthy ageing can begin at any age and key elements include social connection, healthy eating, movement, mindfulness, positive thinking and learning new things.
How to age well | Bolton Clarke

Today, Saturday 25 April, our communities across Australia are coming together to commemorate Anzac Day on the 111th ann...
24/04/2026

Today, Saturday 25 April, our communities across Australia are coming together to commemorate Anzac Day on the 111th anniversary of the Gallipoli landings. For many, this whole week has been about reflecting and honouring those who have served in times of peace and war.

We were lucky enough to sit down with several veterans in the lead up to today and are honoured to be sharing their stories of resilience, comradery and hope.

You can read more here: https://www.boltonclarke.com.au/news-resources/

Today is International Women’s Day, and we’re recognising the foundational role women have played in our organisation, f...
07/03/2026

Today is International Women’s Day, and we’re recognising the foundational role women have played in our organisation, from its beginnings to the present. From Lady Janet Clarke’s tireless commitment to rallying government and community support for those most in need, to Prime Minister Alfred Deakin’s wife Pattie who accompanied our early nurses on their rounds, to our 16,000+ workforce today, Bolton Clarke has been shaped by the vision, hard work and expertise of generations of women across leadership, support and frontline care services.

Today (3 March) is World Hearing Day and with almost half of Australians older than 75 having difficulty hearing, it's i...
02/03/2026

Today (3 March) is World Hearing Day and with almost half of Australians older than 75 having difficulty hearing, it's important to understand how you can take early action to help minimise the social and health impacts of hearing loss.

Here are our top tips to manage your hearing health:
🎧 Protect your hearing by avoiding exposure to loud noise
📆 Check your hearing regularly
👨‍⚕️ If you have trouble hearing, don't tough it out - get professional advice
🦻 Take advantage of hearing aids and other assistive technology

You can read more about maintaining your hearing health in our latest whitepaper 👉 https://www.boltonclarke.com.au/news-resources/white-papers/hearing-and-your-health-world-hearing-day-2026/

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