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Provides crisis accommodation and other support services for young people aged 15-25 years.

Allambee offers a range of tailored support services for individuals and families in the Peel community. Our specialised sexual violence and domestic violence counselling, women’s health services, youth support, education, and advocacy support the health, healing, and wellbeing of our clients and our community. Through our community education initiatives, we are committed to creating opportunities for people of all ages, leaving a lasting positive influence on their lives.

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To be a stable and significant provider of good quality, affordable and accessible housing in the South West of WA to people seeking an alternative to mainstream housing.

Promotes awareness,supports research and assists survivors of Meningococcal Disease

A national, non-profit organisation of parents, professionals and community members working together to ensure the emotional and social needs of children, adolescents and their families are met within hospitals and the health care system.

Befriend exist to spark human connection between people from diverse backgrounds, to grow inclusive communities in which all people are valued and belong.  One way we do this is supporting local community members to run interest based groups that welcome all.

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Peak body and support services for family carers. Supports include counselling, advisory, systemic advocacy, social support, education and training. Young Carers. Carer Representation and Participation and Prepare to Care Hospital program.

Linking Together uses local venues to support social interaction and friendship for carers. In providing regular, planned, carer focused and flexible outings at low or no cost, Linking Together seeks to allow carers the choice of attending outings and activities that are suitable for them. Our Linking Together carer events are designed to be easily accessible to the carer; relaxed, friendly, supportive and a gateway to access other services. These monthly activities can also provide the carer with a well-earned break from their caring role in a friendly and social environment, which will hopefully introduce the carer to a whole new peer support network in their own local area or community.

Catholic Outreach provides services to assist parishes set up and support Pastoral Care Programs which enable volunteers to provide practical emergency short term support for people in need in their local community.

Parish Pastoral Care Programs offer practical support to anyone in need and include activities such as bereavement support, emergency meals, family support, gardening, handyman, home help, transport and visiting. The support is tailored to the needs of the community and the availability of volunteers.

Provides information for seniors and people with access and inclusion issues. Supporting and advising local community groups. Putting the community in touch with groups.

• Board Game Group, Thursday 12.30-2.30pm Are you a board game enthusiast? Or would you like to learn new board games? For anyone who loves to play board games or wants to learn to play. Join NOW! Starts 7 March 2024. Every Thursday (excluding school holidays) Cost $3
• Table Tennis, Friday (school terms only), 9.30am to 11.30am – All ages and abilities welcome – Cost $3
• Mahjong – Tuesdays 12-3pm Come and join this great group for a friendly round of Mahjong All welcome including beginners – western version. Cost $3.
• Music and Memories – 2nd and 4th Thursday, 10am to 11.30 am – Charge $3, For ANYONE who loves music and the company of others

Community Centre

COTAWA promotes the interests of seniors plus provides a number of programmes including – Living Longer, Living Stronger; Seniors Housing Centre; Mall Walking; Cyber-crime and Senior seminars; Computer Classes, Making the most of Consumer Directed Care and Seniors Week Community Grant Programme.

PO BOX 923 Victoria Park WA 6979

Improves the wellbeing of all people, especially those in country areas by promoting courtesy, cooperation, community effort, ethical standards and the wise use of resources.

To improve the health and wellbeing in the community through creative workshops, presentations and events designed to meet the specific needs of the different groups attending.

FAMILY MATTERS: A group where you can get support from other families and a Cyrenian House counsellor about alcohol & other drug use in your family. The group offers an opportunity to: Talk about what is going on for you; get some information on drugs and their effects; learn new coping skills and communication strategies; and help others in a similar situation by listening to their stories and sharing what you have learnt along the way. Mondays 7pm to 8:30pm.

PEER SUPPORT RECOVERY GROUP: A group for Cyrenian House consumers who wish to maintain abstinence from alcohol and other drug use with an engaged and pro-active approach to their recovery. It is a peer-led open support and discussion group, offering support through the challenges and gains of recovery by people who have their own lived experience of alcohol and other drug use recovery. Provides community based after-care support following residential or non-residential treatment. Social connectivity will be supported by occasional social outings. Self-referral or referral by a Cyrenian House worker. Mondays 10am to 11:30am.

Contributes to the social, physical and emotional wellbeing of those affected by Cystic Fibrosis and assists in the promotion of research. Services available to people with Cystic Fibrosis and their families, including free advice and information.

To prepare and connect inter-generational volunteers with disadvantaged or at-risk young people for education success and wellbeing.