15/06/2026
Some of the work that matters most happens at the end of a long drive.
This week the Skills Hubs team made the trip out to Walpole WA - tucked deep in the tingle and karri country of the Great Southern. It's a reminder that supporting the aged care workforce in regional WA means actually showing up in the places people live, not just the regional centres.
That's the heart of the Regional, Rural and Remote Home Care Workforce Support Program: helping communities across WA attract, train and keep the workers who care for our Seniors close to home.
From Albany to Esperance, the Wheatbelt, to the Midwest to the Kimberley, the goal is the same, a strong local care workforce so people can age well in the communities they belong to.
Getting to towns like Walpole takes time on the road. But that's exactly the point.
The people doing this work, and the Seniors who rely on it, deserve to be met where they are.
๐ Regional. Rural. Remote. Every kilometre counts.