Retirement Living

Cottages and townhouses for the perfect lifestyle

Residential Aged Care

Rest home, hospital and dementia care

In the Community

Explore the options

Welcome to Enliven, the new name for Presbyterian Support Southland’s Services for Older People.

Some things make for healthier, happier living, no matter what your age. A sense of community; friends, family, whānau; giving and receiving; making decisions for yourself; and, most of all, practical support when you need it.

At Enliven we work alongside you and your family to achieve these things.

Whether you are looking for support while living at home, retirement living options or residential aged care, Enliven offers a range of choice for you.

Enliven includes; Peacehaven Village (Invercargill), Vickery Court (Invercargill), Walmsley House (Invercargill), Resthaven Village (Gore) and Frankton Court Cottages (Frankton, Queenstown).

Why Enliven?

Enliven offers you choice, provides you with quality care and keeps you at the centre of their focus.

Staff are all well qualified, known to go the extra mile and you can be assured you’ll receive a warm welcome and feel very at home in the care of Enliven.

Come and view all Enliven has to offer now.

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Latest News and Stories

Peacehaven staff take Covid Pandemic head on

10 August 2020

As the whole of New Zealand battened down the hatches in lockdown, PSS’ Enliven Peacehaven Village staff took the Coronavirus pandemic head on - offering up ingenious services and cooking up a storm to alleviate the impact of restrictive protocols and boost the spirits and welfare of its elderly residents.

In Remembrance - Alan Matheson

10 August 2020

It is with great sadness we write to inform you that Rev Alan Matheson passed away at Vickery Court on Wednesday the 22nd of July 2020 aged 83, 4 weeks after the sad loss of his wife Annette.

COVID Pandemic puts Retirement Plans on hold

10 August 2020

There is no doubt the Coronavirus pandemic has put many New Zealander’s best-laid plans on hold – a case in point being intending-retiree Elaine Wells’ plan to spend quality time with her grandchildren, before master Tom was to join big sister Livie in his school debut.