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WA: Mandurah retirement village respite centre near completion
Jun 14 2010
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The new residential respite centre at Mandurah Retirement Village is almost completed and will provide 18 residential respite beds. The new respite centre will be the first stand-alone respite facility in Western Australia and will provide both planned and emergency respite care for people in the local area.

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