ECHO Services
ECHO’s aim is and always has been ‘to make life happier for our disadvantaged elderly citizens’.

To this end, ECHO provides assistance such as motorised wheel chairs, home help, medical alarm systems etc. This service is given to genuine cases who are in no financial position to afford such items.

Recent beneficiaries of ECHO

Mr Feher of South Caulfield pictured with Mrs Pat O'Hanlon (widow of ECHO Founder, Jack O'Hanlon OAM) after receiving a new wheelchair from ECHO.

Mr Feher is a 75-year- old amputee with problems with his remaining foot and heart.

Mrs Maxwell, aged 90 and pictured with ECHO Vice-President Michael Nazzari is from Carnegie and received a new 'wheelie walker' to allow her to take short walks outside her home. home.