1957
13 December 1957, the first meeting of the Board of the Aged, Sick and Infirm Appeal established by Sister Mary Dorothea Flynn.
1969
On May 14, 1969, the charity was handed over to the Greek Orthodox Archdiocese of Australia.
1972
On April 13, 1972, the charity was officially named St Basil’s Homes, paying homage to St Basil, who was born in Asia Minor around 329 AD and who built facilitiesto care for the widows, orphans, the sick and poor.
1973

Aegean Apartments open in Dulwich Hill, providing Retirement Living Apartments for older people.
1976
Lourantos Village residential aged care official opening on May 29, 1976.
1980
Sister Dorothea Village opens in Annandale offering 85 beds in residential aged care.
1989
St Basil’s Greek Nursing Home opens in Lakemba.
1991
Commencement of Lakemba Day Centre for single day care of elderly people.
1994
Commencement of St Basil’s Community Programs, which provide support for people to live independently at home.
2000
St Basil’s Nursing Home in Lakemba extended from 60 beds to 110 beds including ‘The Grove’ specialist dementia unit.
2007
St Basil’s Miranda opens, with 101 beds, a day centre, home care services and respite care.
St Basil’s home care services grow to 150 packages.
2011
St Basil’s receives a Capital Grant to upgrade Lakemba Day Centre.
2011
Site purchased in St Paul’s Street, Randwick.
2015
Home care packages grow to 200.
2015
St Nicholas Aged Care in Canberra is transferred to St Basil’s Homes by the parish of St Nicholas.
2015
Commencement of St Basil’s Home Care Packages in the ACT.
2016
Re-branding and the name change to make it easier for people to find us.
All sites named by suburb e.g. St Basil’s Lakemba, St Basil’s Miranda, St Basil’s Randwick etc.
2017
St Basil’s celebrates 60 years of service to the community.
2017
St Basil’s Randwick opens.