Case Study: Capecare

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On behalf of the Board I wanted to thank each and every one of you for your significant contribution to Capecare over this past twelve months. The Board recognises this has been a particularly challenging period for the organisation as we faced unprecedented changes dictated largely by the aged care reforms and preparation for the successful three year reaccreditation audit.
The steps that have been taken over the past year, under the strong leadership of your CEO Ms Krystal Laurentsch have provided a solid foundation for the progression of the organisations strategic plan objectives and the achievement of Capecare’s mission and vision. As we move forward into 2017 with a continued to focus on the Capecare Way values of respect, enthusiasm,

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