History
The Hunters Hill Congregational Church is a mainstream church with a strong sense of history. In recent years the church has been active in providing care for the aged. Hunters Hill Congregational Retirement Village was built on the site in the 1970s through the vision of the then minister of the church, Pastor Angus Bristow. Sadly, Pastor Bristow was killed in the Grafton bus tragedy in 1989. Following that Dr. Dallas Clarnette became the Pastor/Administrator of the village for a short time and he was followed by the Reverend Len Kingston who has filled the position since the early 90's.

Mission
It aims to give Christian service in the areas of security, companionship and loving care, together with a maximum of comfort, privacy and independence for the residents. It believes in the importance of providing the highest quality of care so as to meet the spiritual, emotional, physical and social needs of each individual resident within a safe and caring environment.

Staff
Financial controller Ron Sims provides valuable advice and direction through his controlling of and reporting on the financial affairs of the village.
Receptionist and wedding coordinator Sandra Lemits looks after all administrative matters and is friendly and helpful at all times.
Kitchen staff prepare delicious and nutritionally balanced meals.
The housekeeping staff keep the apartments clean and tidy.
Our handy man provides maintenance for the whole village.

All of our staff work as a team to ensure the smooth and pleasant day to day operation of the Village and provide the best possible service to our residents.

Volunteers
Our volunteers work as regulars or casuals, help our elderly guests in their daily routines and provide good companionship.