Equipment and facility finance for aged care providers in NSW
Aged care across NSW spans HammondCare, BaptistCare, IRT, and a long tail of community providers. The shared problem is capex: ageing equipment fleets, facility upgrades, energy-efficiency retrofits. CADA preserves donor capital — the funder owns the asset, the provider operates it, voluntary contributions tied to operating cost-savings recover the principal.
Need equipment finance for aged care providers in NSW?
Tell us about your project. Roshan reads every submission and comes back within 48 hours.
Charitable Asset Deployment Agreement (CADA)
Asset finance for charities — the funder buys the equipment, retains ownership, lets the charity operate it. Voluntary contribution recovery.
Why aged care providers carry this structural problem
DGR profile: Mix of PBI-aged-care charities and non-DGR community providers. Mostly equipment + facility finance need.
From a brief to executed in 4–8 weeks
Want a worked example for your situation?
Send a short brief and we'll prepare a pathway note within 48 hours.
Other working-capital combinations
This page is general information only — not legal or financial advice. Specific recoverable-grant or CCT structures depend on your organisation's DGR category, the donor's giving vehicle, and the underlying purpose. We work with ABL for legal architecture and the Australian Communities Foundation for trustee services where appropriate.