Welcome to CAERH
CAERH is a single purpose charity dedicated to serving our local community by raising funds, designing and building carers accommodation at the Eurobodalla Regional Hospital, now under construction.
Artists Impression of Eurobodalla Regional Hospital (c) NSW Health
Our Purpose
At CAERH, we are committed to making a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals and families requiring accommodation while loved ones are in hospital. Through our initiatives, we strive to create a sustainable and long term solution to provide carers accommodation at Eurobodalla Regional Hospital.
Who will use the Carers Accommodation ?
Those family members and friends who love and care for us when we are in hospital.
They provide support and encouragement and help see to our non-medical needs.
Parents
Parents of infants and young children to assist with their care
Carers
Carers of patients who may be elderly or who have a disability and need support
Family
Family of patients finding it difficult to travel to visit their loved one.
Loved Ones
Loved ones of patients in palliative care.
The Carers Accommodation Site
On 23rd of June 2026, SNSWLHD and CAERH proudly signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). The MOU follows on from the existing Heads of Agreement between the parties and designates and secures the site on the Eurobodalla Regional Hospital grounds, for the construction of the Carers Accommodation Units by CAERH.
It also specifies the collaborative working arrangements and responsibilities of both CAERH and SNSWLHD as they work together to bring this important project to fruition.
SNSWLHD Chief Executive - Margaret Bennett and CAERH President - RobPollock sign the Memorandum of Understanding in the presence of SNSWLHDProject Director - Louise McFadden, Mike Hallahan - Hallahan and Associates, CAERH Secretary - Steph Carter and CAERH member tasked with MOU preparation - Don Carter
The accommodation will be located in the hospital grounds and managed by Southern NSW Local Health District (SNSWLHD), so that these carers and support people will not have to travel.
They may be asked to pay a nominal daily fee which will be set by the hospital to help with laundry and maintenance costs, thus helping to ensure the ongoing viability of the service.
The MOU between CAERH and SNSWLHD allocates the area for the carers accommodation below (in shaded red).
A busy time coming for CAERH fundraising.
New Car Raffle Kicks Off at Moruya Markets
A chilly morning start for Steph and Crystal at Moruya Markets to kick off our second car raffle