News Articles for Air Force Association WA

RAAFA was hoping to begin construction on the $10 million Cannington facility eight months prior.

RAAFA WA has expanded its extensive care services portfolio following the recent purchase of Perth Care and Companion Company.

ANALYSIS: The evolving nature of global conflict has kept veterans support service providers on their toes, as they adapt to meet needs in a rapidly shifting world.

RAAFA unveils its fresh leadership model and confirms two veterans' accommodation facilities will open this year.

RAAFA WA has announced two new executives as part of its refreshed leadership model, appointing Aaron Crowther as chief customer and community officer and Gloria Davis as chief information officer.

A South Perth apartment building purchased by Gina Rinehart will be refurbished to provide much-needed accommodation for Western Australian veterans.

Former ambulance chief to pilot veterans' organisation expansion.

Major aged care, retirement and veterans organisation RAAFA has appointed former St John WA boss Michelle Fyfe chief executive as it embarks on a big development phase.

A development assessment panel has given the green light for the Western Australian division of the Air Force Association to expand its Bull Creek estate with a $26.1 million facility.

The Western Australian division of the Air Force Association is planning to expand its Bull Creek estate with a $26.1 million proposal.

Retirement and aged care provider RAAFA has expanded its presence in Rockingham with the acquisition of 50 retirement units.

Builders are pivoting their focus to WA's aged care sector to insulate from downturns in other parts of the construction business.

A Mandurah retirement village operator has become the third organisation in Western Australia in the past year to be deemed a charity by the State Administrative Tribunal, effectively opening the d