To prepare and connect inter-generational volunteers with disadvantaged or at-risk young people for education success and wellbeing.
EPIC helps to break down barriers by providing practical assistance and encouragement through career enrichment and capacity building programs, providing support to people with disabilities and their carers, and engaging the wider community in events and activities. Provides a monthly Support Group for carers.
Supports persons who suffer from Multi Chemical Sensitivity (MCS). Aims to lessen social impacts by networking, advocacy and understanding.
An umbrella non profit multicultural organisation representing ethnic and migrant organisations in WA.
Recovery focused education and support for families & friends of individuals who experience mental distress and drug and alcohol use, some of whom may have experience with the criminal justice system.
Zoom meetings available on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday night of the month from 7:00 pm to 8:00 pm – Registration required for first time attendees.
For more info follow their fakebook page http://www.facebook.com/mentalhealthmatters2WA/
The peak body for housing co-operatives in WA, providing advocacy and support to established and developing housing co-operatives. Informs; educates and advises individuals and community groups about all aspects of co-operative housing.
The Craft Group welcomes anyone to come along and build connections, learn new skills and find support and inclusion in a safe environment.
Meeting on every Tuesday from 9:30 am to 12:30 pm.

Meeting at The Meerilinga Kingsley; this group provides an opportunity for people to get together to have a chat and a coffee. Everyone is welcome and there is no need to book. Cost is $3, Meeting times are Mon and Wed 10am-12 noon.
GAIN is a not-for profit organisation run by volunteers who dedicate their time to creating a world where every woman has the opportunity, knowledge, confidence & support to obtain optimal gynaecological & sexual health. GAIN Inc. is an ACNC registered organisation.
GAIN
- Engage and involve the community by advocating for the promotion of gynaecological and sexual health.
- Bridge the gap between the health professionals and the community.
- Empower women to be actively and confidently involved in their gynaecological and sexual healthcare.
- Working to reduce the stigma associated with gynaecological health and associated conditions.
For more Info Follow GAIN on https://www.facebook.com/GAINinc and https://instagram.com/gynae.awareness.network?igshid=mc401kylttho
Various multifunctional centre. Law; Tenancy; Financial Counselling; Volunteers. Prisoner release programand SHAP (Special Housing Assistance Program).
Offers programs for people in crisis; with issues such as Boundaries, Self-Esteem, Loss & Grief, Addictions & Co-dependency, Building Relationships and Abuse issues. Services include counselling; self help; support and fellowship. Minimal fees payable. Please contact the office for further details.
The Independent Living Centre WA (ILC) provides information and advice, assessment, training, funding and hire services that enable Western Australians of all ages and abilities to live more independent and fulfilling lives.
Injury prevention. Safety promotion. Road trauma support. Community safety. Falls prevention.
Assists people through its charitable fundraising events and through the social; welfare; educational and childcare services and cultural programs. Activities are directed to General Welfare Services – counseling; seminars; workshops.
A resource and information support service for all members of the community. Services include the Community Resource centre, drop in, Toy Library, Financial Counselling, Emergency Relief, Workshops & referrals.
Works to reduce the amount of substance use and abuse in the Halls Creek area. Services include information and education; counselling; advocacy and support group meetings. A range of Family Support Programs including Financial Counselling and money management.
Kidsafe WA is the leading independent not-for-profit organisation dedicated to promoting safety and preventing childhood injuries and accidents in Western Australia. Injuries are the leading cause of death in Australian children aged one to fourteen, accounting for nearly half of all deaths in this age group. More children die of injury than die of cancer, asthma and infectious diseases combined. Many of these deaths and injuries can be prevented. Kidsafe WA works in the community to educate and inform parents and children on staying safe at home, at play and on the road.
Our aim is to create a garden where people in our community can come together to grow organic produce, socialize with one another, and enjoy the benefits of working in the fresh air.
The Art and Yarning group provides a culturally safe environment for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community members. The group is made up of diverse people and is an opportunity for both professional and amateur artists to have a place to paint, but more importantly, a safe place to share stories, cultural knowledge, support those with mental health issues, learning difficulties, disabilities and for those who are experiencing grief and trauma.
Weekly meetings on Tuesday and Thursday at 10:30am – 1:30pm.
The Moorditj Yoka Womens Group meets at LAA on Saturday afternoons which is a culturally safe environment. The women make things, they yarn and share stories and support each other if issues arise and they don’t know who to approach. Many of the women are carers for either their partners, grandchildren and other family members as needed. Mental Health is rife in the Aboriginal community due to past policies, additions and the impact of serious drug use by children of the women. The women often have to parent 2 generations: their children and their grandchildren. This group is a respite from the issues of family life i.e. mental health, disability, demands of young children, ill partners and other issues. The group continues to learn about cultural knowledge through guest speakers, cultural tours, Noongar language lessons and many other aspects of Aboriginal life. There is still so much more to learn from those who hold the knowledge of the Aboriginal way, their journey is a life long journey of learning.
Weekly meetings on Saturdays 1pm – 3pm
For more Info go to https://www.facebook.com/langfordaboriginal.assoc/