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Staying in Place

Staying in Place Pemberton is a community-based initiative supported by the Pemberton Community Resource Centre (PCRC), helping older residents remain independent, connected and supported in their own homes for longer.

Through personalised support coordination, service referrals and community activities, Staying in Place helps local seniors access the care and assistance they need while continuing to enjoy life in their community.

As a local not-for-profit organisation, PCRC is committed to supporting the wellbeing of Pemberton residents and strengthening connections within our community.

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Who Is Eligible?

Staying in Place Pemberton supports local residents aged 65 and over, or 50 and over for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people.

We also welcome enquiries from family members and carers looking for support for their loved ones.

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Our Local Service Providers

Staying in Place Pemberton works with a growing network of local and visiting healthcare professionals and support workers to help older residents access services closer to home.

Our provider network includes:

  • Podiatry: Home-visiting foot care services.

  • Physiotherapy: Home-visiting and visiting physiotherapy services.

  • Occupational Therapy: Home assessments and assistance to support safety and independence.

  • Nursing: Registered nursing services providing care in the home.

  • Pharmacy: Support through Pemberton Pharmacy.

  • Support Workers: Assistance with everyday activities, transport, companionship and other approved care needs.

We aim to make accessing suitable care easier, helping residents remain connected to their community without needing to travel unnecessarily.

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Please refer to the link below to find a PDF that goes over the process of the Staying in Place Program

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Staying in Place FAQ

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Our partners

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Pemberton CRC    61 Brockman St, Pemberton WA   PH (08) 9776 1745   Email: office@pembertoncrc.org.au   pembertoncrc.org.au

Pemberton CRC acknowledges the Traditional Owners and custodians of country where we operate. In the spirit of reconciliation, we recognise their continuing cultural connections to their land, waters and communities. We pay our respect to their Elders both past and present and to all First Australians of today.

Thank you to the members of Southern Forest Photography,

Kieran Dearle, Graeme Dearle, and Matthew Holder for the photos used on this website

© 2026 Pemberton Community Resource Centre

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