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Mary Andrews naturally took a greater interest in care for the elderly following her own retirement in 1975. From that point until her death in 1996 she lived at the Goodwin Village, a holding of the Anglican Retirement Villages, and acted as chaplain. In addition to running occasional church and prayer services, she also wrote a column for the monthly Village newsletter and visited other ARV residences. In 1995, a new ARV residence was named the Mary Andrews Village in her honour.

'Announcing "He that doeth: the life story of R.B.S. Hammond" by Bernard Judd' - promotional brochure, 4 pages.
News clippings about Hammondville Homes, 'The Anglican', 1958 - 3 pages.
'The Hammondville Homes (1932-1982): an inspiring story of achievement' - 9 pages.
'The Hammondville story' - 2 pages.
'Hammondville: a brief history' 1987 - 8 pages
Thanksgiving service, sixtieth anniversary of Hammondville, 20 November 1992 - order of service, 8 pages, and invitation card
Speech given by the Rev. Bernard Judd on the occasion of the 40th anniversary of the Hammondville Homes for Senior Citizens, 1992 - 5 pages
'The Reverend Bernard George Judd OAM MBE ThL' 1996, 1 page
'St Anne's Anglican Church, Hammondville' Bernard Judd, 18/11/1996 - 1 page
'Jack Creagh', Bernard Judd, 12/11/1996 - 1 page
'Mrs Constance Selina Gedge and St Anne's Church, Hammondville', Bernard Judd, 16/12/1997 - 1 page
Speeches given at the service to mark the beginning of Hammondville and the gift of St Anne's Church Hammondville, 1940 - Bernard Judd, 23rd November 1997.

Leaflets and brochures promoting the work and services of Hammondville Homes and HammondCare; fundraising brochures.

Letters sent to supporters, encouraging financial donations.

Programmes for choral performances, programme for choir tour 1955, notes on the history of the choir.

Brochures produced for fundraising appeals for restoring the building and fixtures of the Cathedral.