Coraki to become part of the Baptist Community Services family

Mar 17 2010 Updated July 4, 2023

The Weekly Source

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Not for profit care provider Baptist Community Services (BCS) has been chosen to operate the Mid-Richmond Residents Village at Coraki. Mid-Richmond Residents Village and its staff will be welcomed into the BCS group officially from July. The Federal Government earlier this month rejected a bid by the Mid-Richmond Residents Village Committee to take over the aged care centre when Richmond Valley Council gives up control of the facility

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