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Stay connected with Co-operative Care Wagin as we build a new model of community care. Here you'll find the latest news about our development, upcoming events, member stories and helpful information about aging in place. Follow our journey and learn how you can be part of this innovative approach to rural healthcare.
Thank you to Co-operative Care Wagin
My congratulations to Co-operative Care Wagin, the wonderful Wendy Pederick and the staff (contract workers), for creating a caring option of independence.
CCW’s Wendy Pederick interviewed on ABC Breakfast Radio
Co-operative Care Wagin (CCW) on ABC Radio following the official opening of CCW’s Tudhoe Street office.
Wagin cares: A new model for growing old together
The goal of CCW is to build a culture of meaningful collaboration where individuals and businesses join forces to keep people in their own homes and with access to essential services as we age.
Co-operative Care Wagin opening
Co-operative Care Wagin (CCW) officially opened today, along with its Tudhoe Street office, marking a major milestone for the Wagin community.
New co-operative in Wagin receives CBH Grass Roots Grant
CCW in Wagin is one of dozens of organisations that has received funding through CBH Group’s 2025 Grass Roots Community Grants program.
A new model for accessing health and social care in Wagin
Article, published in The Wagin Wool Press.
Co-operative Care Wagin is a new community-owned entity to help vulnerable residents with aged and home care
“Co-operative Care Wagin is a new community-owned entity to help vulnerable residents with aged and home care” article, published in the Narrogin Observer (paywall).
ABC interview: Co-operative Care Wagin is a community-driven model for regional health services
ABC WA Regional Mornings’ Peter Barr interview with Melina Morrison, CEO BCCM, about the Care Together program’s first registered co-operative,
Co-operative Care Wagin interviewed on ABC Radio
Wendy Pederick interview with ABC Great Southern Breakfast’s Paul Cook about the new co-op and its services for the town of Wagin and beyond.
CCW is first Care Together project to become registered co-op
Co-operative Care Wagin is the first of nine projects under the federal government funded Care Together program to be officially registered as a co-operative.
Co-operative Care Wagin connects with community at Wagin Street Carnival
Co-operative Care Wagin made its community debut at the Wagin Street Carnival in December 2024, giving local residents a preview of the innovative health and social care initiative.