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Supporting, informing and
advocating for NSW

retirement village residents

About the RVRA NSW

The RVRA is dedicated to supporting residents by providing information, advice, and advocacy

to help them navigate the challenges that may arise in village life. We assist members who feel

their rights are not being fully recognised or respected.
While we do not offer legal advice, we
offer guidance to ensure residents are treated fairly and in accordance with the Act and

Regulations.

With years of experience, we focus on preventing problems that may arise in retirement living.

We also advocate for residents in discussions with the Minister and groups that represent

village owners, operators, and other key players in the retirement village sector.

The RVRA is non-political and non-commercial. We do not take sides between residents and

management, or between residents and resident committees.

To achieve our goals, the RVRA collaborates

with:

The NSW Minister responsible for

retirement village administration

The Commissioner and senior staff of NSW

Fair Trading

The Council of the Ageing (COTA)

The Aged & Community Care Providers

Association (ACCPA)

The Seniors Rights Service (SRS)

The Property Council of Australia

The NSW Civil & Administrative Tribunal

(NCAT)

The RVRA Executive Committee meets

regularly with representatives from retirement

village operators, policy makers, and

government ministers, to advocate for the

interests of NSW retirement village residents.

RVRA Education Centre

Established in 2023 with support from the

NSW Government, the Education Centre is a

training and education platform designed to

enhance the knowledge of retirement village

residents.

The Education Centre produces information

sheets, videos and conducts
training for
resident committees of retirement villages in

NSW.
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