CEO Renee Carter on ABC Western Plains discusses the critical shortage of carers in Dubbo

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CEO Renee Carter on ABC Western Plains discusses the critical shortage of carers in Dubbo

Posted on 9 May 2023

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CEO Renee Carter joins ABC Western Plains Breakfast to discuss the critical shortage of carers in Dubbo. Listen to learn more about the issue and the urgent need for carers for kids as young as two-years-old.

Amid critical shortage of carers in Byron and Northern NSW, urgent call to talk to people who understand life with teenagers and are interested in becoming a carer

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CEO Renee Carter on ABC Western Plains discusses the critical shortage of carers in Dubbo

Amid critical shortage of carers in Byron and Northern NSW, urgent call to talk to people who understand life with teenagers and are interested in becoming a carer

Community urgently called upon to help as children in Dubbo as young as two-years-old can’t live safely at home.

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