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Founding members recruited: We’re excited to announce that the founding members of the Denver Metro Home Care Cooperative Branch have officially been recruited! This dedicated group of caregivers brings with them not only years of experience providing compassionate home care, but also a deep commitment to shaping a cooperative that truly reflects the needs of both workers and clients.
They are now beginning their cooperative education and training, learning the skills needed to govern, manage, and grow the business together. As caregivers, their perspective ensures that the cooperative will always be rooted in quality care, fairness, and the best interests of those who make up the heart of the organization—its worker-owners.
Program Director
Debra Brown
Communities, Strengthening Colorado
Rocky Mountain Employee Ownership Center (RMEOC) has launched a Homecare Cooperative Incubation Program to build a STATEWIDE worker-owned homecare cooperative, Colorado Care Cooperative!
About Colorado Care Cooperative
Colorado Care Cooperative (CCC) is a worker-owned home care agency dedicated to serving our Colorado neighbors with dignity and compassion.
As a worker-owned home care agency, caregivers are member-owners with a real stake in the care they provide, and every branch is clinically overseen by a Registered Nurse to ensure safety, consistency, and high-quality care.
We aim to launch a cooperative with a branch in each of Colorado’s five regions:
Front Range, Western Slope, Rocky Mountains, South Central & San Luis Valley, Great Plains
After completing a feasibility study early this year, we are now in the process of launching Colorado’s first homecare coop with its first regional branch in the Denver Metro area!
Why CCC?
By 2030, more than 1.2 million Coloradans will be over the age of 65. Nationally, 9 out of 10 seniors say they want to age in place—living independently in the comfort of their own homes. This coop makes that possible.
By expanding the availability of trained caregivers, we can ensure that seniors and individuals with disabilities have the support they need to remain safe, comfortable, and connected at home. And because cooperatives prioritize the well-being of caregivers, the result is better care, higher client satisfaction, and stronger, healthier communities.
Check out our website!
https://www.cocare.coop/