Rowena Othlie Jackson was born in Invercargill on 24 March 1926, the daughter of William Ernest Jackson and Lilliane Jane, née Solomon. She was educated at Epsom Girls' Grammar School, Auckland, and in 1941 won the first Royal Academy of Dancing Scholarship in New Zealand.Rowena Jackson
Named after the well known prima ballerina, the Rowena Jackson Retirement Village in Invercargill provides a full range of retirement living and care options.
The village encompasses beautifully landscaped gardens which create a peaceful and lush environment for its residents. The Village Centre is the heart of the village, where all events and entertainment take place, proving a popular place for residents to get together. There is a real sense of family and community surrounding the village and it is truly is a wonderful place to enjoy your retirement years.
The modern design concept, together with friendly, caring staff and a fun varied activities programme, allow the residents to enjoy the many benefits of living at the village.
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Living & Care Options/Village Facilities
 | Scooter Bay |  | Private Dining |
 | Bowling Green |  | Swimming Pool |
 | Spa Pool |  | Petanque Court |
 | Library |  | Village Centre |
 | Bar |  | Gym |
 | Internet Cafe |  | Dining Room |
 | Hair Salon |  | Shop |
 | Movie Theatre |  | Pool Table |
 | Indoor Bowls |
Latest Village News
09 August 2010
July Special Breakfast
What is that delicious smell? It's bacon and eggs wafting through the air! What is that sound of talking and laughing in the Dining Rooms? And why are the staff wearing their pyjamas? Of course it's our July Special Breakfast!
23 July 2010
Mid Winter Feast
It's the middle of winter in Invercagill, the frost is so thick it looks like snow, our breath comes out like fog and we are wrapped in scarves and gloves! Are we cold and miserable? NO! There are many activities that keep us smiling and warm – most especially our Mid Winter Feast.
