Respite Accommodation
Bradley’s Place
Bradley’s Place is respite accommodation located just outside the township of Victor Harbor within reasonable proximity to Adelaide.
It is perfectly located close to beaches and local tourist attractions such as Granite Island and Urimbirra Wildlife Park. Bradley’s Place enables families to spend time away in a peaceful haven to reconnect as a family, take time out to rest and reflect, or commemorate important dates and anniversaries.
Bradley’s Place was kindly donated to the Childhood Cancer Association by Neil and Robyn Walker, who lost their son Bradley to cancer in 1991, at the age of four.
The Walkers, along with their fundraising group (the Six State Challenge Team) decided to raise funds to build a respite home for the Childhood Cancer Association, so that families have a special place to take a break from cancer treatment, or spend time as a family during palliative care or bereavement.
Bradley’s Place was opened in 2004.
Bradley’s Place is supported by:
