Reports and Statements

Reports and Statements

As a not-for-profit organisation, Bethanie is guided by its mission to demonstrate the Love of God by positively changing the way Australians experience ageing - every customer, every family, every community, every day.

This also translates to the way we conduct business.  We take seriously our financial responsibility - to our mission, our residents, our communities and our staff.  And we are committed to being good citizens by adopting positions of social responsibility that set us apart from the rest.

2025 Consolidated Annual Report

2025 Annual Report

The 2025 financial year has been a year of celebration, achievement and progress for Bethanie.  With solid foundations and a clear direction, we look to the future with optimism, confident in our ability to continue positively changing the ageing experience for Western Australians.

View our 2025 Annual Report (.PDF)

View our 2025 Annual Report (.EPUB)

Past annual reports

RAP

Reconciliation Action Plan

Bethanie is excited to announce the launch of our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP).

This document represents more than just a policy for Bethanie; it is our public commitment to continually embed cultural safety into our practices, policies, and services. It also demonstrates our ongoing dedication to providing person-centred care that values inclusion, respect, and diversity. 

We encourage all staff, residents, and community members to actively participate in this collective journey. Together, we can honour the voices of First Nations clients and communities and contribute to a more unified and equitable society.

Read Bethanie's RAP (.PDF)

Read Bethanie's RAP (.EPUB)

Bethanie Modern Slavery Statement

Bethanie Modern Slavery Statement

Bethanie is proud to release its second Modern Slavery Statement. Bethanie’s values support an environment that protects human rights, encourages development, and supports improvement. 

The emphasis on Modern Slavery prevention is aligned with Bethanie’s ethos, meaning prevention of Modern Slavery is naturally important to us.

Read our Modern Slavery statement (.PDF)

Read our Modern Slavery statement (.EPUB)

Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD)

Bethanie supports individuals to live the life that they choose. This includes the right to choose the way they navigate their end of life experience. Bethanie supports personal choice including best practice in palliative care and Voluntary Assisted Dying (VAD). Bethanie provides spiritual care, support and services to customers, family and staff throughout the end of life journey.

As an organisation founded by Churches of Christ it is important that we hold to our Christian heritage and remain true to our mission statement. As such, Bethanie will demonstrate the love of God by supporting the spiritual wellbeing of individuals and, as requested, their families who decide to access the Voluntary Assisted Dying Program. Whilst Bethanie will support customers who choose to access the VAD legislation we will not manage, administer or dispose of the VAD substance.


Whistleblower Policy

This policy documents Bethanie’s commitment to a safe trusting environment for all employees, volunteers, contractors, officers and other stakeholders, where concerns can be raised regarding actual or suspected contravention without fear of reprisal.

Whistleblower Policy 


Acknowledgement to Country

Bethanie acknowledges the Traditional Custodians of the Lands on which our services operate. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present.
We are committed to walking alongside all First Nations people on our journey of reconciliation.


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