APM Communities
APM Communities partner of the NDIS National Disability Insurance Scheme, providing Local Area Coordination Service (LAC) for people living with a disability for the NDIS. APM can support in accessing the NDIS, navigating NDIS Plans, Linkage to Community, Mainstream and Service Providers. Service delivery areas include York, Northam, Toodyay, Gingin and Chittering.
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Office 1, 2 & 3 (Northam Arcade) 187 Fitzgerald Street East Northam WA 6401
1300 276 522
apm.net.au
Office 1, 2 & 3 (Northam Arcade) 187 Fitzgerald Street East Northam WA 6401
1300 276 522
apm.net.au
Brother To Brother
The Brother to Brother crisis line provides phone support for Aboriginal men who need someone to talk to about relationship issues, family violence, parenting, drug and alcohol issues or who are struggling to cope for other reasons. The line is staffed by Aboriginal men, including Elders, who have a lived experience in the issues that the line offers support for.
Contact Us
1800 435 799
1800 435 799
Carers WA
Carers WA is a non-profit organisation dedicated to improving the lives of family carers living in WA with access to services, support and resources.
DV Assist
DVassist is a non-profit organisation that exists to meet the complex issue of abusive relationships in regional, rural, and remote (RRR) areas in Western Australia. We offer free, confidential single or multi session counselling via telephone or webchat by qualified specialist family and domestic violence counsellors, an online information hub and service directory. We have a confidential phoneline to support people over the age of 15 in regional, rural, and remote WA experiencing family and domestic violence. Our operating hours are Monday – Thursday 8am – 8pm and there is currently no waitlist for services. Clients can be referred into our multi-session and case management services by calling us or completing our referral form click here.
Foodbank
Foodbank provides food relief to more than a million people each month. We are the pantry to Australia’s charity sector, providing food and groceries to 2,950 frontline charities. We know one in three people struggling to get enough food for their household needs are new to the situation. There is no shame in asking for help. Life happens to us all and we’re here for everyone. The Beverley CRC has Foodbank dry goods hampers available year round. Please pop in or call us on 9646 1600.
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Foodbank Western Australia
23 Abbott Road Perth Airport WA 6105
1800 979 777
[email protected]
foodbank.com.au
Foodbank Western Australia
23 Abbott Road Perth Airport WA 6105
1800 979 777
[email protected]
foodbank.com.au
Headspace
Headspace provide a range of services to young people aged 12 to 25 years including: Mental Health Services, Sexual Health Services, Alcohol and Drug Services; and Work and Study Services.
Contact Us
98 Fitzgerald Street East Northam 6401
(08) 9621 5000
[email protected]
headspace.org.au/headspace-centres/northam
98 Fitzgerald Street East Northam 6401
(08) 9621 5000
[email protected]
headspace.org.au/headspace-centres/northam
Holyoake
Holyoake reaches out to thousands of people each year. We welcome everyone with a holistic, non-judgemental approach in a safe and caring environment. We value diversity, inclusivity and dignity for all. If you are looking for confidential, professional counselling and support, or know someone who could benefit from our expertise, please contact us today. We offer life-changing counselling and support services to help people who are affected by alcohol and/or other drugs directly or indirectly.
Contact Us
133 Fitzgerald Street Northam WA 6401
PO Box 375 Northam WA 6401
(08) 9621 1055
[email protected]
holyoake.org.au
133 Fitzgerald Street Northam WA 6401
PO Box 375 Northam WA 6401
(08) 9621 1055
[email protected]
holyoake.org.au
Kids Helpline
Kids Helpline provides free confidential 24/7 online and phone counselling service for young people aged 5 to 25.
Lifeline WA
Lifeline WA provides all Western Australians experiencing a personal crisis or thinking about suicide with access to 24-hour crisis support and suicide prevention services.
Linkwest
Linkwest’s primary purpose is to assist Neighbourhood and Community Resource Centres be the best that they can be, to ensure they develop vibrant, inclusive and connected communities, and remain a part of the local landscape for generations to come. Linkwest offers a range of services to its members including: training and networking opportunities, resources, information advice and guidance, funding opportunities, marketing tools, and advice and assistance in areas such as Centre governance, policies and mediation.
Ngala
At Ngala, we believe every child deserves the opportunity to be their best, and that raising children should be a joyful and rewarding experience. Every child has a different path to take in life and they will have to face challenges, seek out opportunities and triumph over hurdles, as they explore the world around them. After 130 years of working with families across Western Australia, at Ngala, we continue to use the latest research and training, alongside community stories and experiences to develop and deliver services that meet the needs of today’s parents and children. From conception to adulthood, Ngala will be there as a steadying hand on the journey you take with your child, every step of the way. Our purpose is to support parents, families and communities to enhance the well-being and development of children and young people.
RRR Network
For 20 years the RRR Reference Group comprised of 15 members, appointed by the Minister of the day, via a public application process, to provide advice and feedback to both the Minister for Agriculture and the Minister for Regional Development on issues impacting women and their communities in rural and regional WA. In addition, an Executive Officer allocated to the RRR Reference Group managed the WA Rural Women’s Awards promotion, judging and event ceremony since the inception of the National Rural Women’s Award in 2000; and oversaw production a quarterly magazine with a 10,000 edition print run, posted to around 7,000 households for free and distributed at rural field days, shows and events.
The RRR Reference Group members were selected to represent a broad range of interests, expertise, demographic, background and geographic spread, and provided a valued forum for important issues to be communicated to government. Likewise, the RRR Reference Group was used by government to consider policy initiatives with a focus on providing the WA government with a better understanding of possible impacts of policy changes on communities outside of the Perth metropolitan area.
The RRR Reference Group members were selected to represent a broad range of interests, expertise, demographic, background and geographic spread, and provided a valued forum for important issues to be communicated to government. Likewise, the RRR Reference Group was used by government to consider policy initiatives with a focus on providing the WA government with a better understanding of possible impacts of policy changes on communities outside of the Perth metropolitan area.
Regional Men's Health Initiative
Wheatbelt Men’s Health (Inc.) (WMH) is a not for profit organisation formed to raise awareness of men’s wellbeing and health. The organisation was formed in May 2002. Our office is based in Northam and we service regional, rural and remote WA. WMH (Inc.) emphasis is on men’s holistic wellbeing and health, which means the whole person and understanding problems/issues in the context of life. When we consider the individual we believe we are more than just physical and mental beings, the often neglected element, is our “social/spiritual” wellbeing. We promote the requirement that it is important to know and understand the story behind our identity and what it is that makes us an individual. We engage with men on their terms and go to where the blokes are. Since July 2010 WMH has been delivering “The Regional Men’s Health Initiative”.
Contact Us
75 York Rd Northam WA 6401
PO Box 768 Northam WA 6401
(08) 9690 2277
regionalmenshealth.com.au
75 York Rd Northam WA 6401
PO Box 768 Northam WA 6401
(08) 9690 2277
regionalmenshealth.com.au
Rural Aid
Rural Aid is Australia’s most trusted rural charity. We stand with our farmers when they need us most. Rural Aid provides critical support to farmers affected by natural disaster through financial, wellbeing and fodder assistance. Rural Aid’s community programs help create more sustainable communities by building stronger futures for all Australian farmers.
Rural Aid offers free, confidential counselling to Rural Aid registered farmers and their family. Rural Aid counsellors catch up with their farmers where they’re most comfortable; whether it’s on farm, in town, or over the phone. Rural Aid counsellors are professionally trained to support their clients through all kinds of life challenges and come with an understanding of the unique needs of rural people. They can support with practical strategies to help farmers refocus and get back on track.
Rural Aid offers free, confidential counselling to Rural Aid registered farmers and their family. Rural Aid counsellors catch up with their farmers where they’re most comfortable; whether it’s on farm, in town, or over the phone. Rural Aid counsellors are professionally trained to support their clients through all kinds of life challenges and come with an understanding of the unique needs of rural people. They can support with practical strategies to help farmers refocus and get back on track.
Contact Us
PO Box 476 Indooroopilly Centre Queensland 4068
1300 327 624
[email protected]
ruralaid.org.au
PO Box 476 Indooroopilly Centre Queensland 4068
1300 327 624
[email protected]
ruralaid.org.au
Ruralwest - Rural Financial Counselling Services
Providing regional businesses support and strategies to manage financial aspects and challenges that you maybe facing in todays tough economic climate. They can give you the tools and knowledge to give your business long term financial sustainability. RFCS WA assists all types of farming including livestock, grain, fruit and vegetables, professional fishing, forestry and also the small rural businesses that support these industries, such as fencing, harvesting, spraying or stock management contracting. Talk to a member of our statewide team today.
Share + Care Community Services Group
We are a Not For Profit Organisation that sponsors Health, Welfare and Family Services to regional communities. Founded in 1975 by a concerned group of community members in the town of Northam, the Share and Care organisation today has grown to provide 23 various services, and covers 250,000 square kilometres of the Coastal, Wheatbelt and Upper Great Southern areas.
Contact Us
88 Wellington Street Northam WA 6401
PO Box 365 Northam WA 6401
(08) 9622 2828
[email protected]
shareandcare.com.au
88 Wellington Street Northam WA 6401
PO Box 365 Northam WA 6401
(08) 9622 2828
[email protected]
shareandcare.com.au
Shire of Beverley
Our Shire is pro-active in planning for the long term future of our community, building facilities to ensure that the community are well accommodated for such as the Recreation Centre at the town oval and Independent Living Units. They have recently built Moort Wabiny Park, a skate and bike park in the main street of town. They are renovating the Town Hall and plans have been made to improve the main street.
Contact Us
136 Vincent Street Beverley WA 6304
PO Box 20 Beverley WA 6304
(08) 9646 1200
[email protected]
beverley.wa.gov.au
136 Vincent Street Beverley WA 6304
PO Box 20 Beverley WA 6304
(08) 9646 1200
[email protected]
beverley.wa.gov.au
WA Country Health Services (WACHS)
The WA Country Health Service (WACHS) is supported by a network of State-wide, 24-hour health telephone services that enables people from rural and remote areas to access quality health information, advice and services in a time of need. The WA Country Health Service is committed to providing accessible health services to the regional population, and a quality health care workforce. Services include; Hospital & ED Services, Population Health, Mental Health Services, Aboriginal Mental Health Services, Aged Care Services, Aboriginal Health Services, Social Work Services, Ambulatory Care (OT’s, Physios, Speech Pathologist etc..) Services and Telehealth Services.
Contact Us
Shop 4, 78 Wellington Street Northam WA 6401
PO Box 690 Northam WA 6401
(08) 9621 0700
wacountry.health.wa.gov.au
Shop 4, 78 Wellington Street Northam WA 6401
PO Box 690 Northam WA 6401
(08) 9621 0700
wacountry.health.wa.gov.au
Wanslea
At Wanslea, our mission is to promote community, family and individual development. By helping families to thrive, we’re working towards a healthier, safer, more inclusive Australia. At Wanslea, we are committed to creating long-term social change. Our services positively impact children and families, the community services sector and the Australian community. Wheatbelt programs include: Housing Support (Thrive), Grandcare, Grandcarers Support Scheme, Family Care Support Service, Parenting Connection WA, Intensive Family Support Service, Early Childhood Approach (ECA), Family day care, In-home care and Inclusion Support.
Contact Us
329/331 Fitzgerald Street, Northam WA 6401
PO Box 211 Scarborough WA 6922
(08) 9245 2441
wanslea.org.au
329/331 Fitzgerald Street, Northam WA 6401
PO Box 211 Scarborough WA 6922
(08) 9245 2441
wanslea.org.au
Wheatbelt Domestic Violence Helpline
The refuge operates 24 hours 7 days per week. This is a free and confidential service. This number can be used for telephone support and counselling, to obtain transport to get to safe accommodation or information packages on family and domestic violence.
Contact Us
1800 353 122
1800 353 122
Wheatbelt Health Network
Wheatbelt Health Network (WHN) is a not-for-profit organisation that provides multidisciplinary primary care across the Wheatbelt. WHN provides GP, nursing, and allied health services. The operations are overseen by an experienced Board and implemented by a talented management team. WHN is a key regional player in delivering health care services with a super clinic in Northam being the organisation’s headquarters.
Contact Us
136 Vincent Street Beverley WA 6304
PO Box 20 Beverley WA 6304
(08) 9621 4444
[email protected]
wheatbelt.com.au
136 Vincent Street Beverley WA 6304
PO Box 20 Beverley WA 6304
(08) 9621 4444
[email protected]
wheatbelt.com.au
Wheatbelt Community Legal Centre
Wheatbelt Community Legal Centre provides free legal advice, advocacy and representation in areas of family law, family violence, child protection, tenancy and housing, criminal injuries compensation and general civil matters. We provide outreach services to Merredin Moora and Narrogin, as well as a duty lawyer service at these regional courts. We provide Community Legal Education sessions for large or small groups to assist with broader understanding of the legal processes or specific areas of law.
