Funded by the Australian Government Department of Health, Disability and Ageing

Care Together is Australia’s first national program supporting the development of co-operative and mutual enterprise in social care. By supporting community-led models, the program improves the quality, sustainability and diversity of care services for older Australians, people living with disability, veterans and First Nations peoples, particularly in remote, rural, regional and other high-need areas. 

What is Care Together?

Our Projects

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Use our new interactive map to find care co-operatives and mutuals across Australia.

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News and media

Caregiver holding hand of her senior patient and showing kindness while doing a checkup at a retirement, old age home or hospital

“I believe co-operative and mutual enterprises in human services can increase diversity and choice at a time when there is a weakening of community trust in the quality and safety of services provided to vulnerable people. This is especially so in disability, aged care and in services for protecting children and young people.”

– Robert Fitzgerald AM, NSW Ageing and Disability Commissioner