Capital Region Community Services (CRCS) is a not-for-profit supporting people across the ACT and wider Capital Region. We support people at every stage of life – from early childhood to youth, families, adults and older community members – with programs and services that build wellbeing, independence and community connection. Our programs include early education and care, youth engagement, family support, aged care, therapeutic services, community transport and community development.
Individuals
Programs and supports for adults of all ages and life stages.
Our Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan
CRCS’s Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) guides how we keep learning, listening and taking practical action towards reconciliation.
Become a Volunteer Driver
Short on time?
Volunteer driving is flexible and can fit around your routine, before or after work or alongside trips you’re already making. Help older adults and people living with disability get to appointments, shopping and social activities while staying connected to community.
Find out more or register for an information session.
Looking for early childhood education and care?
Discover caring educators, safe environments and play-based learning that supports your child’s wellbeing and development.
Explore our early childhood centres and enrolment information.
Looking to stay social and connected?
Download our latest newsletter to see what’s happening across CRCS Involve social groups and activities for older adults.
See upcoming activities, events and social groups.
Explore Our Impact
Read the 2024–25 Annual Report today.
Our Community Transport service is here to help you stay independent, connected, and confident getting to the places that matter most, whether that’s a medical appointment, a shopping trip, or time spent with friends.
Get to know the Living Well Care Coordination Team at CRCS—your main point of contact for personalised support, service coordination and guidance to help you live well every day.
Caring for an older loved one is rewarding and important, but everyone needs a break sometimes. Flexible respite, part of the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP), gives carers help so they can rest, recharge, or get things done knowing their loved one is safe and supported by caring, friendly and capable help at home or in the community.
Our Intake Team is often the first point of contact for older community members engaging with CRCS, and they play a vital role in shaping positive, supportive experiences from the very beginning. The team helps participants understand and access the wide range of care, activities and services available through our CRCS Living Well programs.
