All residents of Seton Villa will be afforded the necessary supports to establish routines and patterns of living inherent in the community in which she resides, and to which each one in her own personal giftedness contributes - being valued for what she is and not what she does.

The present lay management of Seton Villa, together with the Daughters of Charity, uphold the gospel teach that: "Christ came on earth so that all people may have life and have it to the full. He cared for those who were sick, those who were disabled and those in special need."

History: Seton Villa began its operation from premises on Balaclava Road, Eastwood in 1966. The service as commenced by the Daughters of Charity of St Vincent de Paul, a worldwide community which was founded in France in 1633.

Auspice: Seton Villa is auspiced by the Daughters of Charity and funded by the Ageing and Disability Department of the NSW Government. The service is managed by a Board of Directors who are appointed by the Daughters of Charity. The Directors have expertise in their area of responsibility.

Operation Base: Seton Villa operates 7 houses and 2 units in the Eastwood / Marsfield / North Ryde area of Sydney.

Target Group: Seton Villa operates a service for 32 women ranging in age from 26 to 59 years

Programs: Staff members assist the residents with daily living skills acquisition, personal development, integration into the community, health and medical needs, money management, personal care, leisure and recreational opportunities and social outings.

Staffing: The ladies are assisted by a team of committed staff. A Manager, a Residential Services Coordinator, a Daughter of Charity, a Company Secretary and a Receptionist make up the managerial / administration team.

Each of the seven houses is staffed by a Senior Social Educator and Social Educators working in direct service delivery.