NSW Sydney and Greater New South Wales
Gosford, Wyong and the lakes and beaches between them.
The Central Coast is water everywhere and roads that go around it. Gosford and Wyong anchor either end, with Woy Woy, Terrigal, The Entrance and Toukley strung between them, and a population that skews noticeably older than the state average.
A trip that looks short on a map often means driving around a lake, so we roster north and south of Tuggerah separately. Public transport is limited outside the rail corridor, which makes transport support one of the main reasons people here call us in the first place.
The water shapes everything. A trip that looks short on a map often means driving around a lake, so we roster north and south of Tuggerah separately and keep workers within their own end of the coast.
Not on the list? It is not a no. Ring and ask, and we will check the roster rather than guess.
Every Grove service runs across this area. Which ones your funding covers is the separate question.
From Woy Woy and the Peninsula in the south, through Gosford and Erina, up past The Entrance to Toukley and Budgewoi. Ask about anywhere on the edges and we will check honestly.
Yes, and on the Central Coast most of our workers do. Transport to appointments, the shops and social commitments is a large share of what we are booked for here.
Yes, and it is a regular request from here, since a lot of specialists sit at either end. Those shifts get booked around the whole trip rather than the appointment time, because the drive is most of the day.
Tell us your street and what is hard at the moment. We will tell you what we can staff there, and when.