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Age-Friendly Melville S e r v i ce s Directory
Age-Friendly Melville The City of Melville continues to build on its previous achievements working towards a vision of an Age-Friendly Melville to advance the aspirations and wellbeing of our ageing community. We are heading towards a time where there will more ageing adults in Australia than there will be children. We continue to engage with our older residents, and based on what you tell us, we continually look to improve our strategies to reflect your aspirations for the future. We will also continue to maintain our participation in the World Health Organisation’s Global Age-Friendly Communities Network and work with the state government and other local governments in Western Australia to progress our vision of an age-friendly City. The City has developed strategies and actions outlined in our document ‘Age- Friendly Melville Plan 2017-2021’ which targets the key areas identified by older people for improvements that promote active ageing. The priority areas identified include housing, transport, respect and inclusion as well as social participation. This resource is regularly updated and improved with the latest information about services and activities that will support your independence and participation in the community. We hope that this booklet assists you to live well in Age-Friendly Melville.
Disclaimer
The City of Melville has made every effort to ensure that the information in this Age-Friendly
Melville Services Directory is accurate and up to date.
The City has no control over some of the services listed herein, with the exception of its
own programs, and cannot accept responsibility for accuracy, completeness or timeliness
of the information’s suitability, or safety of services.
This Age-Friendly Melville Services Directory is provided on the basis that the City of
Melville will not be liable for any loss, damage or injury whatsoever arising from any
incorrect, inaccurate, incomplete or out of date information herein, or arising in any way as
a result of the services listed herein.
It is not the intention of this Age-Friendly Melville Services Directory to include all services
and facilities that are available, but rather a range of information that is considered
relevant.
The information on the website and this Age-Friendly Melville Services Directory
will be updated annually.
If you would like your organisation or service to be included, contact us on
1300 653 845 or 08 9364 0666.
Reviewed February 2019
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Table of Contents
Disclaimer .................................................................................................................. ……2
Table of Contents ...................................................................................................... ……3
Accommodation/Housing.......................................................................................... ……4
Accommodation, Housing and Support Services…………………………………..........….5
Carer Support ......................................................................................................... ……..12
Clubs and Friendship Groups…………………………………………………………...……..13
Crafts and Arts ......................................................................................................... .……17
Cultural and Linguistic Diverse Services ............................................................... …….18
Day Centres/Respite Services ................................................................................ …….19
Education and Volunteering ................................................................................... …….19
Emergency Relief..................................................................................................... …….21
Emergency Services ................................................................................................ …….21
Entertainment/Dancing/Singing .............................................................................. …….22
Environment and Gardening ................................................................................... …….24
Health and Benefits ................................................................................................. …….24
Hospitals .................................................................................................................. …….26
Housing…………………………………………………………………………………….......…...27
Information and Advocacy………………………………………………………………………27
Library Services………………………………………………………………………….......…...31
Medical……………………………………………………………………………………….…….32
Mobility Assistance, Aids and Equipment……………………………………………………32
Museums……………………………………………………………………………………………33
Senior Citizens Clubs…………………………………………………………….………………34
Social Support…………………………………………………………………………………….34
Sport and Recreation…………………………………………………………………………….34
Index………………………………………………………………………………………………...38
3Accommodation and Housing for Accommodation and Housing
Seniors Advice Services
Uncertain about what accommodation would Aged Care and Retirement Placement
be right for you? Services (Fee for Service)
PO Box 1237
If you are unsure about what accommodation Subiaco WA 6904
would suit you, call and discuss your situation Phone: 08 9445 7128
with the City of Melville Community Phone: 0433 796 512
Development Office on Email: susanmclarke@westnet.com.au
1300 635 845 or (08) 9364 0666. Web: www.agedplacements.com.au
Remember that you have the right to decide
what accommodation you want to live in. WA Retirement Villages
Gain as much information as you can to make Residents Association
the best decision that suits your needs. (Fee for Service)
PO Box 7896
Making well informed decisions about your Cloisters Square 6850
living arrangements while you are well is Phone: 0448 812 888
preferable to having to make them during a Web: www.warvra.org.au
time of personal health crisis or immediately Eligibility: All retirement villages and
following the loss of a loved one. Your ability individuals residing in a retirement village.
to make good decisions during such times The aim of the association is to obtain
could be greatly affected. improvements in the lifestyle of its members
and to help people find the type of retirement
The options that are available to you are village to suit their needs.
dependent on your choices and preferences The objects are to act as an advocate on
about a range of things such as your social behalf of its members for a large variety of
connections, health, and ability to live issues.
independently and of course your budget.
Millennium Aged Care Consultants
The following organisations are able to (Free Service)
provide advice to assist you in making Phone: 1300 755 702
decisions that suit you personally. Email: enquiries@millenniumagedcare.com.au
Web: www.millenniumagedcare.com.au
NOTE: Some of the organisations charge a A team of aged care consultants are
fee and some offer advice for free. independent specialists and able to provide
accommodation solutions and advice to
individuals and families.
Seniors Housing Centre (Free service)
Phone: 1300 367 057
Level 2, 140 William Street, Perth
Email: seniors.housing@dmirs.wa.gov.au
Website: www.commerce.wa.gov.au
The Seniors Housing Advisory Centre
(SHAC) is a free independent information
and advice service covering the full range
of housing options for seniors in WA. The
SHAC does not offer housing or provide
financial and legal advice, but can be a
invaluable source of information for seniors
and their families.choru
4Accommodation - Independent Living Alchera Living
40-44 Worley Street, Willagee 6156
Phone: (08) 9314 5884
Independent Living Web: www.alcheraliving.com.au
There are a range of styles of housing Email: info@alcheraliving.com.au
available for people who are able to live Alchera is a not for profit organisation that
independently and look after operates four independent living villages for
themselves, possibly with some minimal over 55’s with an aim to provide affordable
support. housing for seniors.
These homes are generally smaller than Applecross Village
family homes and are easier to maintain. 750 Canning Highway, Applecross
Some are located in strata complexes and
some are located in retirement villages with Bull Creek Village
a range of additional services. 14-8 Hassell Crescent, Bull Creek
Some allow pets, storage of Webber Gardens
caravans, trailers, boats etc. 69-71 Bawden Street, Willagee
Ensure you are clear about what you need, Weeronga Village
that it can be provided and what costs are 40- 44 Worley Street, Willagee
associated with the choice you make. Gain
independent advice before signing any Frederick Guest Village
agreements or contracts. Amana Living
23 Gleddon Road
If you require some assistance to remain Bull Creek WA 6149
living independently refer to Home and Phone:1300 920 895
Community Care (HACC) and Home Web: www.amanaliving.com.au
Care Packages on page six. One and two bedroom homes including
established gardens for over 55’s.
The following facilities provide independent
living units and can be contacted directly to Leeming Retirement Village
find out more information and availability. 2 Theakston Green
Leeming WA 6149
Phone: (08) 9386 8614
Mobile: 0421 631 116
Braemar Gardens Web: www.westsideretirementcommunities.
56 Bristol Avenue, Bicton 6157 com.au
Phone: (08) 6279 3636 An independent living retirement village with
Web: www.braemarcare.com.au 60 villas, a village centre with facilities and a
Email: admin@breamar.org.au 24 hour emergency alarm system. Minimum
An independent living unit complex, age of 60 years apply. No hostel facilities.
which offers one and two bedroom
unit options.
Airforce Memorial Estate
Royal Australia Air Force Association Inc. of
WA (RAAF) (WA Division) Inc.
2 Bull Creek Drive,
Bull Creek WA 6149
Phone: (08) 9311 4488
Email: afme@raafawa.org.au
Self-contained independent living units in one
and two bedroom living configurations.
Mirage and Orion Terraces – Apartments.
5Parkland Villas
Accommodation
510 Marmion Street
Independent Living Support Services
Booragoon WA 6154
Phone: (08) 9330 2988
Includes 185 villas and apartments. Home and Community Care (HACC) and
One and two bedroom or, two bed and Home Care Packages
one study configuration. The HACC program provides basic support
services to seniors, people with a disability
Kitchener Gardens Retirement Village and their carers to assist them to continue
Aegis to live independently at home.
4 Kitchener Road
Melville WA 6156 To receive HACC services, an assessment
Phone: 08 9330 1911 must be gained from the Regional
Web: www.aegiscare.com.au Assessment Team (RAS) by calling
Two bedroom self-contained retirement 1300 785 415 or visiting
units featuring 24 hours emergency call www.health.wa.gov.au/hacc/home
direct and services.
Home Care Packages provide more
Myaree Gardens Estate complex support at home and are
444 Marmion Street accessed by the Aged Care Assessment
Myaree WA 6154 Team (ACAT).
Phone: (08) 9330 4776 To request an ACAT assessment, contact
Office hours: Tuesday/Thursday morning My Aged Care on 1800 200 422.
from 9am to 12.30pm
A private strata estate for over 55’s These assessments are designed to
comprises of 69 units managed by a determine your requirements and a
residents committee. financial contribution may be
required.
St Ives Retirement Living Services may include;
Phone: 1300 202 001
Web: www.stivesretirementliving.com.au Social activities
Email: Household tasks
info@stivesretirementliving.com.au Preparation/delivery of meals
Minor home maintenance
Myaree Appointments
44 Rome Road Myaree 6154 Allied health services
Phone: 0401196159 Personal Care
Intimate medium sized retirement Respite Services
village with homes designed for
independent living. For information about services specifically
for culturally and linguistically diverse
Murdoch groups or centre based respite please
22 Windelya Road Murdoch 6150 see pages 18 and 19.
Phone: 0448 895 470
Freestanding villa and apartment Home Care Assistance
style homes. 3/38 Ardross Street
Applecross WA 6153
. Phone: 1300 548 346 or (08) 6365 3763
Web: homecareassistanceperthsouthmetro.c
om.au
Email: pshehade@homecareassistance.com
Provide from one hour to 24 hour care and
service HCP and private clients. We do
personal care, cooking, cleaning, shopping,
social outings etc. and specialise in
cognitive therapies for clients with
dementia.
6Juniper Community Melville Cares Inc.
HACC services and care June Barton House
packages available 21-23 Hammad Street
Phone: (08) 6363 6324 or (08) 9240 0313 Palmyra WA 6157
Web: www.juniper.org.au PO Box 266 Melville WA 6956
Email: juniper@juniper.org.au Phone: (08) 9319 0900
Web: www.melvillecare.org.au
Activ Foundation
327 Cambridge Street An independent not for profit organisation
Wembley WA 6014 supporting our Community since 1986.
PO Box 446 Wembley WA 6913 Assistance is provided to aged and those
Phone: (08) 9387 0555 with a disability to live meaningful and
Web: www.active.asn.au connected lives, whilst remaining
independent, living safely and contentedly in
West Australians with an intellectual their own homes. Offer services such as
disability are able to find employment, a Friendship Groups, Community Transport,
place to live, travel and recreation Home services, Nursing Care, NDIS service
options, and much more through the provider and Veterans services provider.
state-wide network of the Activ We provide level 1 to 4 packages of care.
Foundation.
Volunteer Home Support Inc.
Home care is provided by carefully 6 Mooney Place
selected and experienced Family Care O’Connor WA 6163
Workers. Phone: 08 9331 2933
Web: www.volunteerhomesupport.com.au
Workers employed by Activ Foundation Email:
receive ongoing training to ensure their admin@volunteerhomesupport.com.au
awareness and currency with A non-profit organisation assisting aged
contemporary practices. Fees for the people and those with disabilities.
Home Care Program are income As well as assisting carers with home help,
assessed and negotiated under a fee maintenance, shopping, gardening and
structure administered by the HACC transport.
Safeguards Policy.
People who Care
Mercy Care 48 James Street
38 Ord Street Guildford WA 6055
West Perth Phone: (08) 9379 1944
Phone: 08 9442 3444 Web: www.peoplewhocare.org.au
Web: www.mercycare.com.au Email:
Email: info@mercycare.com.au pwcinc@peoplewhocare.org.au
Provides flexible service options tailored A volunteer organisation assisting older
to suit an individual’s unique and people, people with disabilities, carers and
personal needs. Basic maintenance people with limited resources with minor
and support services including personal home maintenance and home support
care, domestic assistance, home activities, for example gardening, odd
maintenance and social support to jobs, furniture delivery, transport, visiting,
enable older people to continue living in outings, assessments and referral.
the comfort of their own home. Services PWC service both northern and southern
available in all areas. suburbs.
7Chorus (Volunteer Task Force) Veterans’ Home Care
43 Planet Street, Carlisle (Gold or white card holders
Phone: 9318 5700 only)
Web: www.chorus.org.au Phone: 1800 555 254
Email: hello@chorus.org.au Email:
GeneralEnquiries@dva.gov.au
Provides a range of services for people with
ongoing medical conditions or disabilities, Provides a range of home support services
and are on a pension and living in their own including domestic assistance, personal
home. Services include gardening, home care, home and garden maintenance and
maintenance, transport, domestic respite care.
assistance and social support. For general information about Veteran’s
Home Care. To arrange an assessment
St Ives for services, call your Veterans’ Home
43 Rome Road Care Regional Agency on 1300 550 450.
Myaree WA 6154
Phone: 1300 202 001 Southern Cross
Web: www.stivesretirementliving.com.au Care 15 Rowe
Email: info@stivesretirementliving.com.au Avenue Rivervale WA
6103
Day Respite Program: Phone: 1300 669 189
St Ives Group offers day respite services Web: www.scrosswa.org.au
three days a week to residents who are Email: info@scrosswa.org.au
supported by a carer and live in
Fremantle, Melville, Cockburn, Services are tailored to clients’ needs that
Kwinana, Mandurah, Rockingham, include personal care, meal preparation,
Murray and Waroona Council areas. nursing, home help, respite, shopping,
dementia support, transport and access to a
Home Care: range of government funded programs
Services may begin with help with often at little or no cost. There are also
household tasks and activities such psych-geriatric and dementia specific
as light housekeeping, laundry, meal services in a number of areas and services
preparation and personal care to those who may be financially or socially
including bathing, dressing and disadvantaged.
grooming. Specific services for Italian,
Spanish, Aboriginal or Torres Strait
Islander backgrounds available.
Umbrella Multicultural Community Care
Services Inc.
39 Abernathy Road
Silver Chain
Belmont WA 6104
Phone: 08 9242 0119 or (08) 9242 0347
Phone: (08) 9275 4411
Web: www.silverchain.org.au
Web: www.umbrellacommunitycare.com.a
u Email: info@silverchain.org.au
Email:
enquiries@umbrellacommunitycare.com.au Helps people of all ages to receive the care
they need, to remain happy and healthy at
Delivers home care service to seniors from home. They will work with you to
58 different countries. Packages assist understand your goals and help you to
older people to have flexibility and choice regain confidence in the activities of daily
in how their care and support is provided. living including showering, grooming,
housework, shopping socialising and more.
They also have a team of doctors, nurses,
physiotherapists and podiatrists who can
support you in the comfort of your home.
8Cura In-Home Care Amana Living (Fremantle community
Unit 3/8 Welshpool Road care)
East Victoria Park 6101 Information and Service Centre
Phone: (08) 9382 1983 Ground Floor 541 Hay Street
Web: www.cura-inhomecare.org.au Subiaco WA 6008
Email: care@cura-inhomecare.org.au Phone: 1300 920 895
Web: www.amanaliving.com.au
Providing a wide range of Government Email: info@amanaliving.com.au
subsidised service for seniors over 65 under
a Home Care Packages. Services include but Provides home help, assessment, centre
are limited to domestic assistance, transport, based day care, client care coordination,
personal care, medication management and counselling, support information, advocacy,
food service, garden maintenance etc. Offer respite, social support and transport.
private services for seniors who are not
eligible for a Government funded package.
We have volunteers who visiting people who
may need social connections. Age-Friendly Melville Assistance Fund
Most staff are bilingual (German, Dutch, (formerly known as Seniors Assistance
French, Thai, Swiss and Belgian.) Fund (SAF))
Chorus Kitchen The City of Melville’s SAF assists residents
38A Waddell Road, Palmyra who are unable to access HACC or care
Phone: 08 9339 7225 packages for services to enable them to live
Web: www.chorus.org.au/aged-care/chorus- independently in the community. The fund is
kitchen/ managed by Chorus (formerly Care Options)
who can be contacted on:
At Chorus Kitchen all our meals are Phone: (08) 9550 7888 or 1300 552 935.
prepared fresh each day, Monday to Web: www.chorus.org.au
Friday and we only use quality Email: afmaf@chorus.org.au
ingredients. You can choose to have
meals home delivered or you can pick up
your meals from the Kitchen. Lunch is
available at the Chorus Kitchen – please
call to make a reservation.
Avivo (formerly Perth Home Care)
Floor 2, 30 Hasler Road
Osborne Park WA 6916
Phone: 1300 428 486
Crisis Support Phone: (08) 9204 780
Web: www.avivo.org.au
Email: hello@avivo.org.au
Avivo (Jandakot)
1/234 Berrigan Drive Jandakot
Phone: (08) 9412 3400
Provide services to the frail aged, younger
disabled, and their carers.
Services include home help, personal care,
respite care, social support, assistance with
banking and shopping.
Other services include a multicultural
program, crisis respite, dementia monitoring,
time off and a planning program for the older
carer of a younger person with a disability.
9Residential Care Opal Murdoch
(Previously known as low care hostels or Discovery Way (access via Wagtail Close)
high care nursing homes.) Murdoch 6150
Phone: (08) 6332 6200
Residential care refers to long term care Web: www.opalagedcare.com.au
given to adults who stay in a residential Email: murdoch@opalagedcare.com.au
setting rather than in their own home or
family home. There are various residential Opal Melville
care options available depending on the 15 Cottrill Street
needs of the individual. Myaree 6154
Phone: (08) 9424 0500
To access residential care you must be Web: www.opalagedcare.com.au
referred to an Aged Care Assessment Email: melville@opalagedcare.com.au
Team (ACAT) by your GP contactor
contact Regent’s Garden Bateman
Phone: 1800 200 422 2 Amur Place
Web: www.myagedcare.gov.au Bateman WA 6150
Phone: (08) 9332 7280
The following facilities are within the City Web: www.regentsgarden.com.au
of Melville however to find further Email: bateman@regentsgarden.com.au
information or availability within these Dementia care, Chinese speaking staff and
facilities you must go through Asian cuisine caters for people of Chinese
www.myagedcare.gov.au and Asian backgrounds.
Regent’s Garden Four Seasons
Royal Air Force Association WA Inc. 495 Marmion Street Booragoon WA 6154
Cnr Bull Creek Drive and Leach Highway Phone: (08) 9333 7300
Bull Creek WA 6149 Web: www.regentsgarden.com.au
Two facilities are available in Bull Creek. Email: fourseasons@regentsgarden.com.au
Phone: (08) 9311 4444
Web: www.raafawa.org.au Carinya of Bicton (Private)
220 Preston Point Road Bicton WA 6157
Gordon Lodge (Residential Aged) Phone: (08) 9339 3760
Phone: (08) 9311 4500 Web: www.carinyaofbicton.com.au
Email: Gordon@raafawa.org.au Offers residential care with a wide choice of
Bed-sitting rooms with shower services, in consultation with residents and
facilities and shared meals in a their families. Respite is available.
communal dining room. Help is
available with cleaning and laundry Braemar Cooinda
and non-nursing staff are on duty all 31 Moorhouse St, Willagee WA 6156
the time. Phone: (08) 6279 3636
Web: www.braemar.org.au
Alice Ross-King Care Centre Provide services for up to 108
Phone: (08) 9324 0000 residents; each in private rooms.
Email: alice@raafawa.org.au Includes a 31 room specialist care
Situated on the banks of the serene service, to care for people with high
Lake Howard. Offers personalised support needs.
care accommodation equipped with
single bedrooms with ensuites. Braemar Village
32/24 Charsley St, Willagee WA 6156
Brightwater Phone: (08) 6279 363
Phone: 1300 223 968 Web: www.braemar.org.au
Web: www.brightwatergroup.com Services for up to 52 residents each in
Email: welcome@brightwatergroup.com private rooms, ensuite and garden or
Services range from short and long term courtyard access. Includes 26 room memory
residential accommodation, rehabilitation support service
services to assistance in the home.
10Home Care Packages Baptist Care
The Home Care Package program provides 95 Belgravia Street, Belmont WA 6104
the next level of support if and when HACC Phone: (08) 9282 8600
support is no longer meeting your needs. Web: www.baptistcare.com.au
The support provides people with higher Providing residential aged care, retirement
level care needs this support provides living, home and disability services for
people with higher level care needs requiring people in the community.
care coordination and case management to
help seniors or people with disability live
independently. Homecare Options
14 Resolution Drive, Ascot 6005
For more information or an assessment Phone: 1300 606 001
contact My Aged Care Offers 24 hours, seven days a week in home
Phone: 1800 200 422 support across the metropolitan area.
Web: www.myagedcare.gov.au Services include personal care, nursing care,
medication assistance, meal preparation,
respite, transport, social support and allied
health services.
The following organisation provides Home
Care Packages, however you will need an Platinum Healthcare Group
assessment online Suite 1, 22 Hardy Street South Perth WA
via www.myagedcare.gov.au to access 6151
services. Phone: (08) 9470 4075
Web: www.platinumhealthcare.com.au
Email: admin@platinumhealthcare.com.au
Chorus (formerly Care Options Offers a wide range of private and
Inc.) government funded services. The services
1/454 Roberts Road, Subiaco WA 6008 help older people and those living with
Phone: 1800 264 268 disabilities to stay safe and independent in
Web: www.chorus.org.au their own home. Available support includes
Email: hello@chorus.org.au personal care, home help, transport,
Services include home help, personal and companionship and lifestyle support, respite
respite care, home and garden maintenance. care and nursing services.
Management of the Seniors Assistance Fund
(SAF) for the City of Melville, HACC and Care
Private Home Support Services
packages. Services are also available for
Veterans requiring Homecare services. (Not HACC Funded check the Yellow
Pages for additional services)
Kincare Home Care Services
243 James St Northbridge WA 6003 The Carers
Phone: 1300 733 510 1/4 Milson Place O’Connor WA 6163
Web: www.kincare.com.au Phone: (08) 9331 5866
Email: wa@kincare.com.au Web: www.thecarers.com.au
Provides a wide range of private and Email: office@thecarers.com.au
government subsidised services. Both short Offers a range of services to assist clients
and long term care requirements of seniors to remain living at home with as much
and people with disabilities are covered, independence as possible. Services
including Care packages, home nursing care, include but not limited to domestic
personal care and attendant care. Dementia assistance, respite, transport, personal
specific packages are also available. care, medication management and food
service.
11Home Instead Senior Care
Unit 24 / 784 Canning Highway Carer Support
Applecross WA 6153
Phone: 08 6310 0400
Web: www.homeinstead.com.au Well Ways Carers
Email: perth@homeinstead.com.au Phone: 08 9237 8900
Provides private care to seniors in their own Web: www.mifwa.org.au
home and is an approved provider of Home Email: info@mifwa.org.au
Care Packages. Services include Programs are designed to increase the
companionship and helping older people to capacity of families, carers and friends to care
remain living at home as independently as effectively for themselves, other family
possible, for as long as possible. Personal members and their friends living with mental
services range from assisting with illness.
showering and dressing, to meal
preparation, housekeeping, Alzheimer's Melville Cares (Inc.) Recreation and
support, respite care and transport. Respite
June Barton House
21-23 Hammad Street (corner Adrian)
White Oak Home Care Palmyra WA 6157
Service Unit 3, 65 Grand Phone: (08) 9319 0900
Boulevard Joondalup WA 6027 Web: www.melvillecares.org.au
Phone: 08 9301 0299 Assists the frail aged and younger people with
Web: www.whiteoak.com.au disabilities and their carers to participate and
Email: info@whiteoak.com.au remain living independently in the community.
Provides personal care, home support
services, social support and respite care. Red Cross Carer Support Services
110 Goderich Street East Perth WA 6004
Phone: 1800 441 014
Comfort Keepers Web: www.redcross.org.au
Unit 1/87 Glenelg Street Mount Pleasant Email: WAcarersupport@redcross.org.au
6152 Provides support to people who provide long-
Phone: (08) 9315 2200 term home based care to a family member,
Web: www.comfortkeepers.com.au friend or loved one by providing monthly
Email: support groups, training and information to
fremantleoffice@comfortkeepers.com.au assist the Carer in their caring role.
Providers of non-medical in-home care for
the aged and disabled community. Carers WA
182 Lord Street, Perth WA 6000
Phone: 1300 227 377
Dial an Angel Web: www.carerswa.asn.au
25 Kearns Crescent Ardross WA 6154 Email: info@carerswa.asn.au
Phone: 08 9364 5488 Provides information, programs, support
Web: www.dialanangel.com/perth groups and services to support unpaid
Email: perth@dialanangel.com family/friend carers.
Provides many care services for seniors
such as assistance, respite, Southern Districts Support Association
transportation, personal care, nursing and Unit 8 / 122 Forrest Road, Armadale WA 6112
respite. Phone: (08) 9498 4800
Web: www.southerdistricts.org.au
Provides support under the following
categories: carer support, clubs and friendship
groups, day centre/respite services, home
support services and social support.
12Clubs and Friendship Groups
Bicton Men’s Shed Country Women’s’ Association of WA
1 Carrington Street, Palmyra (Applecross/Mt Pleasant)
Open: Mon: 12 – 4 St Michaels Hall Mt Pleasant
Wed-Fri: 8-12 (oct-apr) Phone: (08) 9457 0402
9-1 (may-sep) Web: www.cwaofwa.asn.au
Phone: Choir practice Thursday 10am weekly.
Trevor Taylor Monthly meeting on every second Thursday
9331 2330 – 0437 902 025 after choir practice.
Colin Taylor
City of Melville Bridge Club
9330 3769 – 0427 353 575
790 Canning Highway, Applecross WA 6153
Come and have a chat, make something in
(Car park is off Simpson Street – north side
the new workshop or get involved in a
of Canning Highway)
community project.
Phone: 08 9364 9109
Bicton Uniting Church Ladies Web: www.melvillebc.org
Fellowship/Outreach Email: melvillebc@iinet.net.au
Bicton Uniting Church Speak to Club for current fees.
1 Carrington Street Palmyra WA 6157 If you need a partner please call
Phone: (08) 9319 1187 Partnership Coordinator Claire Weston on
Motivating guest speakers, with devotions, (08) 9339 8101.
on first Tuesday of each month at 1.30pm.
Befriend Inc.
Lions Club of Booragoon PO Box 1537, Booragoon WA 6954
Southern Districts Senior Citizens Phone: 0404 831 201
Centre Cnr Archibald Street & North Web: www.befriend.org.au
Lake Road Willagee WA 6156 Email: rsvp@befriend.org.au
Phone: 0439 918 909 The easiest way to meet new people, try
Web: www.booragoon.wa.lions.org.au new things and make friends. Befriend
Email: colinpj27@gmail.com provides a calendar full of inclusive,
Dinner meetings held every second and accessible free or low cost social events
fourth Tuesday of the month at 7pm. all over Peth for adults of any age, all
hosted by trained volunteers. Membership
Melville Superbowl – Seniors League is free, signup to our email or postal
Cnr Leach Highway and Stock Road newsletter and easily RSVPs to events.
Melville
Come down and learn the basics of ten pen Games Club
bowling, no previous experience required, Willagee Community Centre
and no obligation involved. Cnr Archibald and Winnacott St, Willagee
Mondays 9:30am Come and join this social group for cards,
Phone: Wes – (08) 9337 8434 scrabble etc.
Pat – (08) 9418 3297 Meets Mondays 12:30 – 2:30pm
Superbowl – (08) 9330 7466
East Fremantle Croquet Club
59 Allen Street, East Fremantle
All who would like to play – from beginners
to experienced players. Association Croque
plays Tuesday and Saturday mornings, Golf
Croquet Monday andThursday morning. and
Twilight Tuesday.
Phone: Barbara 0408 941 540
Email: eastfreo@icloud.com
13Hall Café Men’s Shed Association
64 Kitchener Road, Melville WA 6156 Phone: 1300 550 009
Phone: (08) 9330 4339 Web: www.mensshed.org
Email: Melville.rev@gmail.com Email: amsa@mensshed.net
Meets every Wednesday 10am - 12 noon. Established in 2007 by the Australian
The Hall Café is a program run by the independent community based Men's Sheds
Melville Uniting Church, providing a friendly to represent, support and promote the Men’s
and supporting environment where seniors Shed Movement and to act as a central hub
and other community members can feel for information exchange.
comfortable, respected, appreciated and
where they are challenged to participate. Melville Friendship Club
June Barton House 21-23 Hammad St
Kulungah-Myah Family Centre Seniors Palmyra, WA 6157
Group Phone: (08) 9319 0900
136 Le Souef Drive, Kardinya WA 6163 Web: www.melvillecares.org.au/our-
Phone: (08) 9314 2798 services/friendship-groups/
Email: info@kmfamilycentre.org A non-profit friendship club offering events
Meet on Mondays from 1pm – 4pm Seniors Monday – Friday. For example bring and
can meet new people, have a buy day, fashion parades, plant and
Cuppa and a chat, or go on an outing. produce days, game days.
For more information contact Lynne on
National Seniors Australia
(08) 9330 5248 or Ugo on (08) 9337 6347
Meg Olive Room, Air Force Memorial
Estate, Bull Creek Drive, Bull Creek
Lions Club of Leeming and Districts
Phone: (08) 9397 1002
Bull Creek Scout Hall
Web: www.nationalseniors.com.au
Benningfield Road, Bull Creek
Email: nsa.melville@gmail.com
Phone: 08 9310 6480
Meeting every fourth Tuesday of the month
Web: www.lemming.wa.lions.org.au
at 10am
Email: leeminglions@gmail.com
Dinner meetings every first and third
Returned and Service League of
Tuesday of the month at 7.30pm.
Australia (RSL) Bicton/Palmyra
30 Foss Street, Bicton WA 6157
Country Women’s Association of WA
Phone: (08) 9339 3547
Inc.
Web: www.rslwa.ord.au/branch/bicton-
Melville Branch
palmyra/
RSL Hall, 28 Foss Street, Bicton WA 6157
Email: bicpalrsl@gmail.com
Phone: (08) 9319 1261
Meets second Sunday of the month from
Web: www.cwaofwa.asn.au
11.00am.
Email: tjala1@bigpond.com
Meets second Tuesday of the month at
Returned and Service League of
10am (except January.)
Australia (RSL) Applecross
The CWA supports community and
98 Pintail Road Applecross WA 6153
personal development for women through
Phone: 0401 804 624
guest speakers, fundraising, crafts, social
Web: www.rslwa.org.au/branch/applecross
interaction, friendship and fun.
Email: barry.oneill1954@bigpond.com
Monthly meetings, ANZAC
Commemoration Service (with Gunfire
Breakfast), ‘Vyner Brooke’ Nurses
Service, Remembrance Day Service, social
activities. Meets monthly on second
Thursday at 1pm & 6:15pm
14Royal Australian Airforce Association Uniting Church Community Activities
(WA) Inc. Centre Applecross
Bull Creek Drive, Bull Creek WA 6149 2 McKenzie Road, Applecross WA 6153
Phone: 08 9311 4562 (Welfare Officer) Phone: (08) 9364 7281
Aims to provide companionship for Web: www.unitingchurchwa.org.au/ststephe
members and plan a program of activities nsapplecross
and outings that reflect the needs and Email: cassy.kirt@gmail.com
interest of members. Mah-jong, indoor Provides various activities throughout the
bowls, bridge group, craft groups, art week ranging from, Morning & night groups,
classes, tai chi, bingo, outings, all on craft groups, men’s fellowship and more.
different days.
Veteran Car Club of WA (Veteran
Scrabble Club – Melville Section)
Melville Bowing Club 592 Canning Highway Wireless Hill, Applecross
Melville WA 6156 Phone: (08) 9242 4541
Phone: (08) 9330 3370 Web: www.veterancarclubofwa.asn.au
Meets on a Monday from 10am – 4pm. Email: ljsharp@iinet.net.au
The Scrabble club caters for players of all Meetings held first Monday of each month.
abilities. Fosters interest in restoration and
preservation of motor vehicles built before
Seniors/Retirees the end of 1918.
Mt Pleasant Baptist Church 497 Marmion
Street, Booragoon WA 6154 Village Club of RAAF Association
Phone: (08) 9329 1777 Air Force Memorial Estate
Web: www.mounties.org.au/ministries/seni Bull Creek WA 6149
ors/ Phone: (08) 9311 4562
Seniors communion and luncheons occur Promotes welfare and social activities of ex-
on the third Thursday of each month Airforce personnel and their families.
(February to November) from 11:30 – Services include social club, day club,
1:15pm bowling club, retirement village and
Museum.
Tin and Collectables Club of WA
6 Hickey Street. Melville WA 6156 Vintage Wireless and Gramophone Club
(Located in Wireless Hill of WA
Park) Blue Gum Community Centre, 33 Moolyeen
Phone: 0419 905 966 Rd Brentwood WA 6153
Email: gailbysea@gmail.com Phone: (08) 9319 1703
Meets on the first Tuesday of every month Web: www.vwgc.org.au
at 7.30 pm, starting in February. Email: info@vwgc.org.au
Meets on the fourth Monday of each month
Welcome Wednesday at 8.00pm (except December).The main
Willagee Community Centre interest of the club is the restoration of old
Corner Winnacott and Archibald Streets gramophones, phonographs and wirelesses
Willagee WA 6156 although many members are also interested
Phone: (08) 9364 0848 in telephone, musical boxes, tape recorders,
Cost: $4.00 which includes morning tea. television, film projectors.
Come and enjoy a talk and coffee morning
every second Wednesday from 9.30am to
11.30am with different guest speakers on
various topics, such as health,
environment, travel, human interest.
15Probus Clubs: Leeming Combined Probus Club
Club Information: Kaylah Robbins Bull Creek Leeming Amateur Football Club,
Phone: 1300 630 488 Cnr Karel Avenue and Beasley Road
Web: www.probussouthpacific.org Leeming WA 6149
Email: admin@probussouthpacific.org Meets every fourth Thursday of the month at
9.30am.
Applecross/Attadale Ladies Probus Club Offer a range of activities such as card
South of Perth Yacht Club, Coffee Point groups, walking group, book club and chess
Applecross WA 6153 group.
Meetings held on the second Tuesday
of every month at 10.00am. Probus Men’s Club of Booragoon
To provide gatherings of people, in St Michael’s Church Hall, Gunbower Road,
retirement, appreciate and value Mt Pleasant WA 6153
opportunities to meet others of a similar Meets every third Wednesday of the month
level of interest. at 9.30am.
Aims to advance intellectual and cultural
Booragoon Ladies Probus Club interests among men who have retired from
St Michaels Anglican Church, their former activities. Provides regular
Cnr Promenade and Gunbower Road meetings and activities for fellowship and
Mt Pleasant WA 6153 social interaction.
Meets every fourth Wednesday of the
month at 10am Rossmoyne Ladies Probus Club
Fellowship and development of active Piney Lakes Environmental Centre
participation in the club’s activities, such as Leach Highway, Winthrop WA 6150
speakers on topical subjects and visits to Meets every first Wednesday of the month
places and organisations of interest. at 9.45am
Contact: Sue Taylor 0419 929 330
Melville Ladies Probus Club Inc. Meetings feature guest speakers and club
Melville Bowling Club organises monthly social outings.
Canning Highway, Alfred Cove WA 6154
Meets every second Thursday of the month Combined Probus Club of Attadale (Inc.)
at 10.00am. South of Perth Yacht Club, Coffee Point,
Aims to stimulate thought, interest and Applecross WA 6153.
participation in activities and provide Meets every third Tuesday of the month at
opportunities to make new friends. 9.45am.
An association of retired and semi-retired
Murdoch Combined Probus Club people who join to provide regular
South of Perth Yacht Club, Coffee Point, opportunities to keep minds active, expand
Applecross WA 6153 interests and enjoy fellowship of new
Meetings held every second Wednesday of friends.
each month at 9.30am.
An association of retired/semi-retired Rotary Club Markets:
businessmen and women or professionals Kardinya Rotary Market
who join together to keep minds active, Kardinya Shopping Centre,
expand interests and make friends. Cnr South Street and North Lake Road
Kardinya WA 6163
Probus Men’s Club of Attadale Phone: 0432 298 325
South of Perth Yacht Club, Coffee Point, To provide the community with an outlet to
Applecross WA 6153 sell used goods and raise funds for charity.
Meetings held third Tuesday 9.45am to On every Sunday 7am – 10am except Easter
12noon. and Christmas. Costs incurred.
Melville Rotary Club
Melville Plaza Car Park
Cnr Murray and Fifth
Street Bicton WA 6157
Every Sunday from 6.00am to 10.00am
Sellers must pack up and depart by
10.30am.
16Rotary Clubs:
Willagee Community Centre Art Group
Rotary Club of Applecross Corner Winnacott and Archibald Streets,
South Perth Yacht Club, Canning Beach Willagee WA 6156
Road Applecross WA 6153 Phone: 08 9364 0848
Phone: 0428 472 619 Classes: Mondays 12:30 – 3:30
Web: www.applecrossrotary.org Thursdays 11 – 2
Meets on a Tuesday at 7:30am A social gathering for those who enjoy
painting and drawing. All abilities welcome,
Rotary Club of Attadale bring your current project with you and make
Tompkins on Swan, Cnr Dunkley Avenue some new friends. Cost $3.00
and Canning Highway, Alfred Cove
Craft Connection
Phone: 0406 003 017
Web: www.attadalerotary.com Mt Pleasant Baptist Church, 497 Marmion
Email: rcattadale@gmail.com Street, Booragoon WA 6154
Meets Mondays at 6.30pm. Phone: 08 9329 1777
Wednesdays (excluding school holidays)
Rotary Club of 9:15am to 11:30am. Assorted crafts,
Booragoon knitting, crochet, embroidery, handmade
Blend Café, 356 Marmion Street, teddy bears, candle wicking, haranguer,
Melville WA 6156 card making, mosaics, jewellery making
Phone: 0432 298 325 and completion of own work. Resources
Web: www.booragoonrotary.com are charged as required.
Email: president@booragoonrotary.com
Meets Tuesdays at 6.30pm. Embroiders Guild of WA
565 Canning Highway, Alfred Cove WA 6154
Phone: 08 9330 3065
Crafts and Arts Web: www.embroiderersguildwa.org.au
Email: embguildpr@westnet.com.au
Alfred Cove Art Society Office hours 9:00am to 2:00pm Tuesday
Atwell Gallery, 586 Canning Highway, and Thursday
Alfred Cove WA 6154 A learning community for anyone with a
Web: www.alfredcoveartsociety.com.au love of embroidery and textiles. Provides
Email: an avenue for those aged eight and
webadmin@alfredcoveartsociety.com.au above to develop their embroidery and
Meets on the last Thursday of the month at lace making skills. Beginners welcome.
7.00pm. Promote art in the Melville area.
Meetings include demonstrations of various Sip, Sew & Socialise Sewing Group
techniques. Offer exhibitions of members’ Willagee Community Centre
works and painting excursions to various Corner Winnacott and Archibald Streets
metro and country sites. Willagee WA 6156
Phone: 08 9364 0848
Covenant Bible-Presbyterian Church Craft Classes: Mondays 9am to 12pm
Group
47 Davis Road, Attadale WA 6156
Phone: 08 6114 4242
Web: www.covenantbpc.org.au
Email: pastor@covenantbpc.org.au
Meets on Wednesdays 10am to 12noon.
Bring your craft project and join the group.
17Melville Community Arts Association
Cultural and Linguistically Diverse
Atwell Gallery, 586 Canning Highway,
Services
Alfred Cove WA 6153
Phone: 08 9330 2800
Offers a range of classes and activities City of Melville Social English Classes
including painting, drawing, Phone: 08 9364 1062 or 1300 635 845
calligraphy, spinning and pottery. Email: library@melville.wa.gov.au
Clubs provide non-English speaking
Melville Baptist Craft Group residents the opportunity to interact with
Melville Baptist Church, 9 Sergeant Road residents from an English speaking
Melville WA 6156 background. School Terms only.
Phone: 08 9317 2006 To practice conversational English in a
Email: info@melvillebaptistchurch.org.au safe, comfortable and self-paced
Meets on Tuesdays (school terms only) environment. Beginners to Advance.
from 9:30am to 11:30am. Classes will be changing throughout
Socialise and engage in craft. Offers the year due to library closures so for
various craft activities which vary to cater most up to date information call 08
for the needs of the group. Costs $2.00 9364 1062. No cost.
Patchwork Group Western Australia
Willagee Community Centre Multicultural Association Inc.
Corner Winnacott and Archibald Streets PO Box 132, Hillarys WA 6025
Willagee WA 6156 Phone: 0468 498 532
Phone: 08 9364 0848 Web: www.wamainc.org.au
Classes: Every other Wednesday from Email: secretary@wamainc.org.au
9:00am to 12noon
Costs $3.00 per week WA Tamil Seniors Association (Inc.).
6 Third Avenue Rossmoyne
South of the River Potters Club Inc. Phone: 0433 150 447
Atwell House, 586 Canning Highway, Alfred Web: www.tawa.org.au
Cove WA 6154 Email: seniors@tawa.org.au
Phone: 08 9330 2800 Meets on the third Saturday of every month
Web: www.ceramicartswa.asn.au at 11.00am. Provides outreach for Tamil
Meets on Wednesdays from 10am to 3pm. seniors. Guest speakers, outings and
New members welcome. fellowship.
Wood Turners Association of WA Chung Wah Community and Aged Care
– Melville 58 Burrendah Boulevard, Willetton WA 6155
Morris Buzzacott Reserve, 51 Phone: 08 9328 3988
Williamson Rd, Kardinya WA 6163 Web: www.chungwahcac.org.au
Phone: (08) 9332 7157 Email: enquiry@chungwahcac.org.au
Meets on Wednesdays at 9am. A not-for-profit organisation under Chung
To foster interest in wood turning and Wah Association and specialized in
recycled timber. Offers fellowship, providing clients, especially migrants from
demonstrations and an information service. non-English speaking background, with
culturally appropriate in-home support, day
long respite centre services (proper meals,
fun activities and events) disability services,
interesting outings and a variety of interest
classes.
18Chorus C.A.R.E. Centre Bicton
Phone: 1800 264 268 Uniting Church, 1 Carrington Street,
Web: www.chorus.org.au Palmyra WA 6157
Email: hello@chorus.org.au Phone: (08) 9319 1187
Chorus supports seniors, those living with Every 2nd Tuesday of the month
disability or in mental health recovery. Provides a packed day of:
Chorus also offers opportunities for people
• Cuppas
to volunteer their time within the community.
• Gentle exercise (optional)
Villa Dalmacia Social Centre • Crafts
27 Gorham Way, Spearwood WA 6163 • Lunch
Phone: 08 9434 3920 • Afternoon entertainment
Web: www.villadalmacia.com.au • Local transport available.
Email: info@villadalmacia.com.au
Provide services to CALD Clients St Ives Home Care - Day Respite Program
(Southern European background main 44 Rome Road, Myaree WA 6154
target group Croatian (ex Yugoslav) Italian, Phone: 1300 20 20 03
Portuguese) Services provided – CBDC, Web: www.stivesretirementliving.com.au
Transport to and from Centre, morning tea, Email: info@stivesretirementliving.com.au
three course meals Monday to Thursday. Offers those with a permanent carer a day of
Group Social Support – Fridays all day activities, transport and a three course lunch at
outings. St Ives Murdoch or Melville Residential Care.
Open to residents of Fremantle, Melville and
Cockburn, Kwinana and Mandurah areas.
Day Centres/Respite Services
Silver Chain Social Centre
12 Laidlaw Street, Hilton WA
Bethanie Community Care Phone: (08) 9242 0119
109 Montgomery Ave, Mt Claremont WA Web: www.silverchain.org.au
Phone: 08 6222 9036 or 131 151 A multicultural facility providing social support
Web: www.bethanie.com.au and activities. The aim of the centre is to
Email: info@bethanie.com.au improve the quality of life for older people and
Services are provided for people over 55 people with a disability and to provide support to
looking to maintain their health and carers who need a break.
wellbeing or requiring support to enable
them to live in the community. Services
Education and Volunteering
include nursing and clinical care, therapy
services, social support, meal preparation,
home maintenance, gardening and City of Melville Social Classes
cleaning. Services provided by some Phone: (08) 9364 0162
government funded programs or paid Email: library@melville.wa.gov.au
privately. Learn English in a fun and social environment.
Improve your reading, speaking, writing and
Melville Cares Centre Based Day Care listening skills. Free, bookings not required.
June Barton House, 21-23 Hammad Street, Join the City of Melville’s English conversation
Palmyra WA 6157 classes:
Phone: (08) 9319 0900 • Friendly teachers
Web: www.melvillecares.org.au • Classes suit beginners and intermediate
Provides social and recreational activities students.
for frail aged and disabled as well as respite • Classes run during school terms only
for their carers. Dementia specific days • Meeting people and making friends
available. Melville Cares is an independent • Includes morning tea.
community based organisation.
19Computer Courses: South Metropolitan TAFE Murdoch
Campus
Melville Digital Hub 130 Murdoch Drive, Murdoch 6150
Phone: 08 9364 0138 Phone: 1800 001 001
Email: digitalhub@melville.wa.gov.au Email: info@smtafe.wa.edu.au
The Melville Digital Hub offers computer
and internet training to help improve digital SMYL Community Services
technology skills covering a variety of 56 Marine Terrace, Fremantle WA 6160
interesting and useful topics. It doesn't Phone: (08) 9430 4921
matter if you're new to the internet and A government funded initiative to provide
computers, or looking to build on what you support and assistance to help you gain
already know. new skills, training, motivation and
confidence if you are considering re-
One on One Sessions entering the workforce.
Phone: (08) 9364 0138
Book a one on one session for assistance Melville Volunteer Resource Centre
with your specific needs relating to 10 Almondbury Road, Booragoon WA 6154
computers, the internet, tablets, mobile Phone: 08 9364 0662
phones, email, and social media. Email: volunteering@melville.wa.gov.au
Cost: $5 per session Our service provides a central point for
volunteering enquiries from potential
Six Week Courses volunteers and are a support resource for
Phone: (08) 9364 0848 over 180 community organisations in the
First Stage: An introductory six week City of Melville that involve volunteers.
course for those who are new to We maintain a register of many diverse and
computers and want to learn the basics to interesting volunteer positions, making it
get started. This course is suitable for easy for you to access information about
anyone using Windows 10. volunteering, volunteer positions and
Second Stage: A secondary six week community organisations all in one visit. Our
course is for those with a basic service also assists with providing
understanding of how to navigate their information, support and resources to
computer. Volunteer Coordinators and groups
Cost: $30 per six week course. involving volunteers.
Group Sessions Perth PC Users Group Inc.
Phone: (08) 9364 0138 Air Force Memorial Association, RAAFA
We offer a range of topics available in Meg Olive Room, 1 Bull Creek Drive, Bull
class sizes of four, including but not limited Creek WA 6149
to, Basics, safety, Intro to iPads and Phone: 0428 941 063
tablets, smart phones, email, social media, Web: www.perthpcug.org.au
eBooks, internet, gumtree and more. Email: msdennet@bigpond.net.au
Cost: Free Meets on the third Thursday of the month
1pm to 3:30pm (January to November).
Open Access
Phone: (08) 9364 0848 Murdoch Southside Toastmasters
Open Access is a drop in service Bull Creek Community Centre
where no appointments are Hassel Road, Bull Creek WA 6149
required, just come along and ask Phone: 0450 067 628
your technology related questions. Email: murdochsouthsiderstm@gmail.com
Mondays and Fridays 10-12pm. Meets every Tuesday from 7.00pm to
Willagee Community Centre. 8.30pm. Encourages men and women in all
Cost: Gold coin donation walks of life to gain confidence and develop
their own public communication skills.
20Spiritual Assembly of Bahai’s of Melville Melville Citizens Relief Fund
Baha’i Centre of Learning, 453 Marmion Phone: (08) 9329 9590
Street, Myaree WA 6154 Provides emergency financial relief or
Phone: (08) 9330 6999 advice, bill paying assistance or food
Email: melville@wa.bahai.org.au parcels to families in crisis.
Migrant, ethnic and Baha’i spiritual learning.
Save the Children Fund
The Penguin Club – Applecross Group 9/67 McCoy Street, Myaree WA 6154
St Georges Anglican Church Phone: 08 9330 9204
Cnr Kintail Road and McLennan Road Pre-loved goods retail store.
Applecross WA 6153 Shop Hours:
Phone: 08 9364 8872 • Mon – Fri: 9am – 4pm
Meets alternate Fridays at 1.00pm. • Sat 9am – 5pm
Aims to meet the needs of all women by
teaching them to communicate with
confidence. St Vincent de Paul
4/67 McCoy Street, Myaree WA 6154
University of the Third Age (U3A) Phone: (08) 9330 5770
Melville and Districts Region Pre-loved goods retail store.
Phone: 0418 947 463 Shop Hours:
Web: www.u3auwa.org • Mon – Fri: 9am – 5pm
Email: info@u3auwa.org • Sat 9am – 4pm
Almost all our activities are held in venues
within the City of Melville, including Melville Willagee Red Cross Shop
Leisure Fit, Kadidjiny Hall, Miller 62 Archibald Street, Willagee WA 6153
Bakehouse etc. Open to anyone over the Phone: (08) 9337 9255
age of fifty who is no longer in full time Second hand clothing and household
employment. U3A gives members the items.
opportunity to develop new interests, learn Shop Hours:
new skills and meet like-minded • Mon – Fri: 9am – 5pm
people. Offers a wide range of activities • Sat 9am – 4pm
and interesting speakers on a wide variety
of subjects. Meetings are held on
weekdays.
Emergency Services
Emergency Relief City of Melville Community Safety
Service
Phone: 1300 653 643
Bateman Catholic Parish St Thomas For assistance with any safety and
More Catholic Church – More Care security issue any time. In case of a
Phone: 08 9310 1747 criminal matter phone the Police on 131
Tuesday to Friday, 9.00am to 4.00pm 444 or if an emergency 000.
Short term emergency help with meals, and
transport. Murdoch Police Station
120 Murdoch Drive, Murdoch WA 6150
All Saints’ Anglican Weekend Phone: 08 9313 9000
Food Hampers
Phone: 0415 375 823 Neighbourhood Watch (NHW)
Residents of southern suburbs from Phone: (08) 9222 1513
Melville boundary on West to Tonkin A good neighbour cares about their
Highway on the East and from the River neighbours and community. A great
South to Gosnells. neighbour gets to know, looks out for and
Ring between 4pm to 6pm Friday, or
helps neighbours and their community.
9am to 11:30am Saturday. Delivery of Great neighbours make great
hamper between 12noon and 4pm
neighbourhoods.
Saturday.
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