Mandurah Seniors Directory

Mandurah Seniors Directory
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Contents
Introduction......................................................... 5
Places and Spaces................................................ 6
Getting Outdoors................................................................................ 6
Places to Visit..................................................................................... 9
Events................................................................................................ 11
Markets.............................................................................................. 12
City of Mandurah Services................................................................... 13
Clubs and Interest Groups ................................... 15
Arts and Crafts................................................................................... 16
Conservation/Nature.......................................................................... 16
History and Collecting......................................................................... 16
Lifelong Learning................................................................................ 16
Mens................................................................................................. 17
Music and Dance................................................................................ 17
Service Clubs...................................................................................... 18
Social................................................................................................ 18
Sport and Recreation........................................................................... 18
Womens............................................................................................. 20
Volunteering....................................................................................... 20
Travel and Transport ........................................... 22
Travel and Tours.................................................................................. 22
Transport............................................................................................ 22
Community Services ............................................ 25
Advice and Legal................................................................................ 25
Financial............................................................................................ 26
Emergency Relief................................................................................ 28
Counselling and Phone Support........................................................... 29
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Health Services ................................................... 31
Hospitals............................................................................................ 31
General Health Services...................................................................... 31
Specific Condition Support.................................................................. 33
Support to Live Independently at Home ............... 34
Home and Community Care (HACC).................................................... 35
Home Care Package........................................................................... 35
Respite............................................................................................... 35
Services Supporting Independence at Home.......................................... 36
Additional Support Options................................................................. 39
Carers................................................................................................ 41
Meal Delivery..................................................................................... 42
Accommodation & Housing ................................. 43
Housing Assistance............................................................................. 44
Housing Options................................................................................. 44
Lifestyle Villages......................................................................... 44
Retirement Villages..................................................................... 45
Residential Aged Care Facilities (Nursing Homes)......................... 45
Accommodation Options..................................................................... 46
Safety ................................................................. 49
Emergency Contact Numbers............................................................... 49
Index .................................................................. 50
Notes .................................................................. 55
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Introduction
To keep the heart unwrinkled, to be hopeful, kindly, cheerful and
reverent that is to triumph over old age.
- Amos Bronson Alcott
It is our pleasure to provide this directory for the seniors in our community. It aims
to provide options for participation as well as support for seniors if required.
The directory provides a summary of what is available in Mandurah and
surrounds and does not aim to list every group or service.
The City of Mandurah also has an online directory that lists local community
services, facilities, events, clubs, groups and organisations. Visit
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/sdfinder type in what you wish to
search for.
Further Assistance
If you need assistance or want further information you are welcome to speak to
City of Mandurah Staff at;
Ac-cent Seniors Centre Customer Services Mandurah Libraries Mandurah Visitor Centre
Recreation Services
9550 3799
9550 7777
9550 3650
9550 3999
9550 3601
We welcome your feedback. Any comments or suggestions for future
changes please email [email protected] or phone 9550 3850.
We acknowledge the Binjareb people as the traditional custodians
of this land, and pay respect to all Elders past and present and the
continuing cultural and spiritual practices of local Aboriginal people.
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Places
Getting Outdoors
Mandurah has many beautiful public open spaces that are free for you and your family.
There is information on walking trails and cycle ways, public beaches, parks, BBQ’s,
parks and toilets around Mandurah.
Beaches, Parks and Reserves
To find information on beaches, parks, and reserves go to
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/nearme.
Once you enter a physical address you can see a menu on the right with different tabs
that will show more information.
Public Toilets
To locate public toilets go to www.toiletmap.com.au.
Outdoor Exercise Equipment
There is outdoor exercise equipment installed as part of Keith Holmes Reserve
Walking Trails
There are a range of free walk trails in and around the peel area. The Mandurah
Tourist Centre has brochures and walking guides for locals and visitors. Some examples
include the two Art trail walks of the public art in central Mandurah and the Mandurah
Foreshore Heritage Walk commencing at the Visitors Centre.
You can find more information at www.visitpeel.com.au or www.trailswa.com.au (click
on the Perth tab for Peel trails).
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Creery Wetland Walk
This walk is 2.2kms return from Mariners Cove car park. The walk is in enclosed to
protect the wildlife from cats and foxes. The walk includes boardwalk and walk trails
with seating and viewing platforms.
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More information at www.creerywetlands.info.
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Places and Spaces
Places to Visit
Here is a sample of the many places to visit and explore in the area. The Mandurah
Visitors Centre has even more fun things to do and see!
Mandurah Visitor Centre
Discover things to do and see in Mandurah
including local services, attractions, markets,
tours, walks, maps, buses, timetables, booking
service for tours and accommodation. The
Local Link and RMK directories are available to
peruse. Local artisans work is on display and
for sale. Open every day.
9550 3999
75 Mandurah Terrace
Mandurah WA 6210
www.visitpeel.com.au
[email protected]
Alcoa Mandurah Art Gallery
Situated in the Mandurah Performing Arts
Centre, the Gallery has a varied program of
exhibitions. Free entry. Open daily.
www.manpac.com.au/art-gallery
CASM (Contemporary Art Spaces
Mandurah)
Local gallery promoting a range of
contemporary art. Free entry. Open12-4pm
Wed-Sun.
9550 3989
63 Ormsby Terrace
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/sdcasm
Edenvale Heritage Precinct Pinjarra
9531 1438
www.visitpeel.com.au/
Historic homestead and surrounds includes
machinery museum, tea rooms, arts and crafts edenvale-heritage-precinct
centre, art gallery and rose garden.
Hall’s Cottage
An example of an early settlers cottage in
Mandurah. Open Sundays1-4pm.
9550 3680
Leighton Rd, Halls Head
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Mandurah Community Museum
Features photographs, objects, recordings
from pre-settlement, to today. Gold coin
donation. Open Tuesday to Sunday.
9550 3680
3 Pinjarra Rd, Mandurah
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au
Mandurah Performing Arts Centre
Dance, theatre and musical performances.
Morning Melodies and free shows such as
Hot Shore Shuffle. Discounts for seniors
groups.
9550 3900
Ormsby Terrace
Mandurah WA 6210
www.manpac.com.au
Mandurah War Memorial
Modern interactive space with a water
feature, poem featured over the pillars and
seating adjacent with audio recordings.
Leighton Ave, Mandurah
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/
sdmemorial
Mini golf - King Carnival
Custom built 18 hole mini adventure golf
course. Open 7 days.
9581 3735
Leighton Place, Mandurah
www.kingcarnival.com
Old Blythewood Pinjarra
Historic homestead. Open Saturday, Sunday
and Public Holidays. Small entry fee.
9531 1485
www.nationaltrust.org.au/wa/
old-blythewood
Reading Cinema Mandurah
Offer a Seniors discount card for $8 entry to
2D movies.
9535 2800
Ormsby Tce, Mandurah
www.readingcinemas.com.au
The Thromoblites at Lake Clifton
See the ancient Thrombolite ‘reef’, a short
100 metres board walk from car park.
9550 3999
Mount John Rd, Herron
www.visitpeel.com.au/the-thrombolites
West Coast Motor Museum
Showcases over 50 vehicles from 1915
onwards. Open by appointment.
0418 935 613
227 Woodland Pde, Stakehill
www.westcoastmotormuseum.com.au
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Places and Spaces
Events
Here is a selection of events in Mandurah. For more details and events in the
Peel Region go to www.visitpeel.com.au/sdwhatson or speak to City Events or
Recreation Services staff.
January
Australia Day
Mandurah Masters Open Water Swim
September
Peel Paddling Carnival
Stay on Your Feet Week
March
October
Mandurah Children’s Festival
Walk Over October
Mandurah Island Challenge
Club Marine Mandurah Boat Show
Channel 7 Mandurah Crab Fest
Peel Region Bikeweek
Mandurah Rotary Duck Race (Easter)
May
Stretch Arts Festival
Common Threads Wearable Art
Families Week
June
Tree Planting
July
NAIDOC Week
November
Mandurah Heritage Day
Seniors Week
Seniors Expo
Relay for Life
December
Community Christmas Pageant
New Year’s Celebrations
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Markets
Mandurah has a range of markets selling many products from fresh fruit and vegetables
to hand made gifts. They often have free entertainment and run seasonally.
Mandurah Boardwalk Markets: Most Sundays 8am – 12pm
Mandjar Square, James Service Place, Mandurah.
Mandjar Markets: Sundays 9am – 2pm (Oct-Apr)
Eastern Foreshore, Mandurah Terrace, Mandurah
www.mandjarmarkets.com.au
Peel Farmers Market: Most Sundays 8am – 12 noon
Mandurah Ocean Marina, Doplhin Drive, Mandurah
www.peelfarmersmarket.com.au
Smart Street Mall Saturday Markets: Every Saturday 9am – 2pm
Smart Street Mall, Mandurah
The Mandurah Visitor Centre has more about markets or
go to www.visitpeel.com.au/events and search for markets.
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Places and Spaces
City of Mandurah Services
Ac-cent Seniors Centre
Provide a wide range of activities and facilities for
people 55 and over. Some services and groups
include:
Ballroom Dancing
Friendship Group
Hairdresser
Beat the Feet
Library
Beautician
Bingo
Line Dancing
Mah-jong
Cards
Massage
Carpet Bowls
China Painting
Mature Adult Learning
Mexican Trains
Choir
Painting
Computer Courses
Crochet/Knitting
Peel SeniorNet
Podiatrist
Darts
Digital Hub
Prime Movers
9550 3799
41 Ormsby Terrace
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/
sdseniors
Reflexology/Reiki
Scrabble
Snooker
Table Tennis
Tai Chi
University of the Third Age
Weight Watchers
Yoga for Seniors
Transport pick up and drop
off available for members
City of Mandurah Ranger Services
Assistance with stray dogs, dog and cat laws, bush
fire control, parking, abandoned and off road
vehicles, litter.
9550 3777
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/
sdrangers
Free WiFi
Free WiFi available in the City Centre, Eastern
and Western Foreshore, the libraries, Recreation
centres and Mandurah Ocean Marina.
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/
sdwifi
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Mandurah Recreation Centres
Provide aquatic, fitness, indoor sports and
a wide range of programs for all ages
and abilities. Activities for seniors include:
• Low impact group exercise classes –
Heartmoves, Boomers, Tai Chi, Chi
Ball, Come Dance and Aqua Classes
• Living Longer, Living Stronger – a
tailored strength based exercise
program
• Heart Foundation Walking Groups
• Fab 50s Badminton Group
Discounted membership and entry fees for
Seniors/concession card holders.
Mandurah Recreation Centre
303 Pinjarra Road, Mandurah
9550 3600
Mandurah Libraries
Membership provides free access to
computers, a range of books, magazines,
Ancestry.com, talking books, large print
books, DVDs, CDs and magazines, author
talks, classes, knitting group, music,
poetry and book clubs, computer classes
and digital literacy workshops.
A home visits Library Service is available
fortnightly for people who are unable to
come into the library.
Mandurah Library
331 Pinjarra Road, Mandurah
9550 3650
[email protected]
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Halls Head Recreation Centre
Corner Honeysuckle Ramble and Fuchsia
Court, Halls Head
9550 3950
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/sdreccentre
Falcon eLibrary and Community Centre
Cnr Flavia Street and Cobblers Road,
Falcon
9550 3230
[email protected]
www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/sdlibrary
Clubs and Groups
Clubs and Groups
This section lists a selection of clubs and groups in Mandurah that may appeal to
over 55’s. The Community Finder on the City of Mandurah webpage has more
information - please ask City of Mandurah staff at Ac-cent or Recreation Services.
Leslie Street Centre
Provide affordable social and recreational
services for over 50’s and mature age people
with disabilities and their carers.
A small membership fee applies.
9586 1559
7a Leslie Street
Dudley Park WA 6210
www.lesliestreetcentre.com.au
Seniors Recreation Council
of WA Inc.
Organises and runs programs to promote
healthy ageing through activity including Strong
on Your Feet, Double Dip saltwater aerobics,
Fit and Flexi and Chi Ball. Ask for a free copy
of ‘Add Life to Your Years’ - a comprehensive
directory of sport and recreation activities for
seniors in WA.
9535 4749
[email protected]
www.srcwa.asn.au
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Arts and Crafts
Embroiderers Guild
9586 4222
Mandurah Photography Club
0418 217 736
Knattering Knitters
9534 4422
Mandurah Plein Air Artists
9534 3575
Mandurah Arts and Crafts
9581 3777
Conservation/Nature
Bushcare and Coastcare groups
9550 3935
Mandurah Wildlife Rescue
9582 3938
Mandurah Community Gardens
0438 772 600
Men of the Trees – Peel
9582 1034
Mandurah Garden Club
9535 1483
Peel Preservation Group
9535 8774
History and Collecting
Mandurah Family History Society Inc.
9586 9760
Peel Collectors Club
0403 006 871
Mandurah Historical Society
9581 2292
Peel Region Numismatic Group
0415 967 109
Mandurah Philatelic Society
9582 3120
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Clubs and Groups
Lifelong Learning
Mature Adult Learning Association
(MALA) 9581 6202
University of the Third Age (U3A)
9537 6543
Peel SeniorNet
9535 1609
Mandurah Bridge Club
9583 5448
Mens
Kim’s Toy Boys (Men’s Shed)
9535 1370
Waratah Church Men’s Group
9534 6673
Mandurah Woodturners Association
0412 484 048
Music and Dance
Dolphin Square Dancers
9534 7849
Mandurah Organ and
Music Lovers Club
9535 7502
Janie’s Boys (a Cappella)
9535 2575
Peel Harmony Chorus
9592 7728
Mandurah Ballroom Dance Club
9537 7503
Rock n Roll
9581 3281
Mandurah Bell Ringers
9582 3120
Voices in Harmony
9581 1694
Mandurah City Choral Society
9582 0424
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Service Clubs
City of Mandurah RSL
9581 4781
Mandurah Ladies Probus Inc
9534 9301
Combined Probus Club of Mandurah
9581 1136
Mandurah Lions Club
9581 6701
Dawesville RSL
9581 1390
Mandurah Murray Vietnam Veterans
9534 3091
Falcon Lions Club
[email protected]
Rotary Club of Mandurah City
0429 372 376
Mandurah Island Probus
9535 2649
Rotary Club of Mandurah Districts
0416 082 426
Social
Association of Independent Retirees
9581 5186
Retirees WA Inc – Mandurah Branch
9581 2330
National Seniors Australia
9543 7960
Sport and Recreation
Canoe Trail Friends
of Mandurah and Pinjarra
9586 9504
Halls Head Bowling
and Recreation Club
9581 1726
Dudley Park Bowling
and Recreation Club
9535 2695
Halls Head Cricket Club
0404 664 719
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Mandurah Mixed Badminton Club
0427 195 617
Mandurah Bowling and Recreation
Centre
9535 1438
Mandurah Offshore Fishing
and Sailing Club
9535 6251
Mandurah Country Club
9581 2968
Mandurah Over 55’s Canoe Club
9582 1034
Mandurah Croquet and Recreation
Club
9534 3137
Mandurah Over 55’s Cycling Club
9535 6081
Mandurah Happy Hearts
Walking Group
0478 675 000
Mandurah Paddling Club
0400 842 445
Mandurah Ladies Badminton Club
9534 8347
Mandurah Raw Prawns Veterans
Rugby Club
0400 459 992
Mandurah Masters Swimming Inc
9586 1485
Mandurah Tennis Club
0438 446 428
Mandurah Men’s District Dart
Association
9586 9739
Meadow Springs Golf Club
9581 6002
Clubs and Groups
Legends Mandurah (Darts Club)
0428 950 669
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Sport and Recreation (cont.)
Peel AFL Masters (Mandurah Mako’s)
0411 953 252
South Mandurah Tennis Club
9534 3401
Port Bouvard Recreation
and Sporting Club
9582 2871
Timbers Edge Golf Club
0438 692 688
Prime Movers
9583 5793
YAHOO Over 55 Bushwalking Club
9537 8209
Silver Wheels Cycle Club
9534 6612
Womens
Country Women’s Association of WA
9582 1045
Red Hat Ladies
0428 133 965
Inner Wheel
0409 689 235
Zonta International
9537 2029
Koolbardies Talking
0411 151 761
Volunteering
Peel Volunteer Resource
Centre
Provides volunteering opportunities
with a range of organisations, clubs
and groups
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9581 1187
Unit 2/7 Anzac Place
Mandurah Lotteries House WA
[email protected]
www.peelvolunteer.org.au
www.facebook.com/peelvolunteer
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Travel and Transport
Travel and Tours
Alcoa Tour
Free tour of mining operations in Pinjarra on
Wednesdays. Pick ups in Mandurah and Pinjarra.
9530 2400
www.alcoa.com/australia
Crown Casino Bus Tour
Pick up service Wed, Fri, Sun $10
9581 6555
www.crownperth.com.au
TransWA - Pensioner Annual Free Trip
Voucher
1300 662 205
www.transwa.wa.gov.au/
Travelling-with-Transwa/
Network-Map
or visit Champagne Travel at
Halls Head or the Forum
A free trip voucher for bus or train travel within
Western Australia for Pensioner concession
cardholders and Veterans Affairs gold cardholders.
Travel with Me
Travel agency specialising in travel companion clubs
for solo travellers and seniors.
6555 6520
www.travelwithme.com.au
Wannadoo Tours
Discounted tours for Seniors. Interstate, international
and local day tours for individuals and groups.
1300 146 757
[email protected]
www.wannadootours.com
Transport
ACROD Permits
Permit holders may use ACROD parking bays on
streets and public and private businesses. People with
significant mobility restrictions can apply.
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9242 5544
www.app.org.au
9581 6555
www.buswest.com.au
Country Age Pension Fuel Card
Eligible pensioners living in non-metropolitan
WA (eg. Dawesville, Pinjarra, Waroona) can
receive up to $565 of fuel and taxi travel per
year.
1300 666 609
Farmer Jacks Courtesy Bus
Free pick up and drop off service to
Farmer Jacks supermarket at Halls Head on
Thursday mornings. Bookings required.
9535 5555
www.farmerjackshallshead.com.au
I-Drive Mandurah
Private pick-up and drop off service for local
travel and airport drop offs. Added benefits
for members.
0407 440 361
www.idrivemandurah.com.au
Just Better Care
Private transport service for post-operative
specialist appointments, hospital visits, with
support worker as needed.
6555 3030
www.justbettercare.com.au
Patient Assisted Travel Scheme
(PATS)
Subsidised travel/accommodation for
specialist medical services not available
locally. GP referral required. Specific
conditions apply.
9586 4413
Travel and Transport
Buswest
Provide a fortnightly return bus trip for
Waroona-Pinjarra-Mandurah. Free for
Concession card holders.
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Transport (cont.)
St John Ambulance Community
Transport Service
Affordable pick up and drop off transport
service for medical appointments on
weekdays. Companions provided as needed.
9334 1300
www.pts.stjohnambulance.com.au
Taxi Users Subsidy Scheme (TUSS)
Reduced taxi rates for people who have a
severe or permanent disability that prevents
them from using public transport. GP referral
required.
1300 660 147
www.transport.wa.gov.au/taxis/
passenger-subsidies.asp
Taxi Companies
Mandurah Taxis
Swan Taxis
Black and White Taxis
131 008
131 330
133 222
Transperth Buses & Trains
136 213
www.transperth.wa.gov.au
The station is located on the corner of Mandurah Road and Allnutt Street. The train
travels to Perth at 15 – 30 minute intervals every day. Regular buses run from the
station to Mandurah central and surrounds.
First time users or people needing assistance can arrange an appointment to be
shown the SmartRider system or gain assistance with boarding / disembarking.
Advanced bookings required 1800 800 022.
Seniors SmartRider provides free travel on any Transperth service weekdays
9am - 3.30pm, and anytime on weekends and public holidays. The SmartRider
can be used to pay for concession rate travel at other times.
Transport Help
Available for people assessed as needing
additional support to remain independent.
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See page 34 for more information
Community Services
Community Services
Advice and Legal
Advocare
Provide advocacy and information for people
concerned they are being abused or concerned
about the aged care service they are receiving.
9479 7566
[email protected]
www.advocare.org.au
Citizens Advice Bureau
Provide free information and referrals to services.
Provide a JP service, probate kits, Tax Help and
NILS applications.
9535 3101
Mewburn Centre
13 Sholl St, Mandurah
COTA WA (Council on the Ageing)
Provide advocacy, programs and information on
housing, computing and retirement planning.
9472 0104
www.cotawa.org.au
Legal Aid Information Line
Free legal advice, information and appropriate
referrals at local call cost.
1300 650 579
www.legalaid.wa.gov.au
Office of the Public Advocate
Provide information on Enduring Power of
Attorney/Guardianship and Advanced Health
Care Directives.
1300 858 455
www.publicadvocate.
wa.gov.au
Peel Community Legal Services
Free general legal advice for Peel residents on a
pension or low income.
9581 4511
Suite 6, 2 Sutton Street,
Mandurah
www.peelcls.com.au
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Financial
Centrelink
Provide income support and access
to a range of concessions for eligible
Australians. Benefits relevant to seniors
include:
• Age Pension
• Pension Bonus Scheme
• Advance Payments
• Rent Assistance
• Continence Aids Payment Scheme
(CAPS)
• Widow Allowance
• Carer Payment
• Disability Support Pension
132 300
24-26 Tuckey Street, Mandurah
www.humanservices.gov.au
Concessions WA
An online resource to find details of rebates,
concessions and subsidy schemes provided
by the Government of Western Australia.
www.concessions.wa.gov.au
Department of Veterans Affairs
Provide eligible Veterans with pensions
and public and private health care and
pharmaceuticals.
1800 555 254
www.dva.gov.au
Energy Assistance Payment
Payment to eligible residential customers
to ease the cost of living pressures for
electricity bills.
Synergy 131 353
Horizon 1800 267 926
Energy Concession Extension
Scheme
A Concession payment for people who do
not have an electricity account who are
unable to pay a bill. eg. those in retirement
villages.
1300 368 364
www.finance.wa.gov.au
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Pensioner Education Supplement
Work Bonus
Carer Allowance
Mobility Allowance
Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme
Grandparent financial support
available. Call the Grandparent
adviser 1800 245 965
1800 007 007
Finucare Financial Counselling
Free information and assistance with debts,
paying creditors or budgeting.
9581 1281
[email protected]
Grandcarers Support Scheme
Information and financial support for
people with full time responsibility for
raising their grandchildren.
9245 2441
www.wanslea.asn.au
Community Services
Financial Counselling Helpline
Free phone support providing information,
strategies and referrals to other
organisations.
Hardship Utility Grant Scheme (HUGS)
For people experiencing financial hardship and are unable to pay an energy bill.
Contact your energy supplier to apply.
Seniors Card
Gives a range of concessions and discounts
and doubles as a Seniors Smart Rider
for Transperth. Apply at Citizens Advice
Bureau.
6551 8800
www.communities.wa.gov.au/
seniors-card
St Vincent De Paul Society (WA)
Financial advice, information and support.
9581 3167
23 Davey Street, Mandurah
WA No Interest Loans Network Inc.
(NILS)
Assists low income households to obtain
affordable credit to purchase essential
products and services.
9277 3000
www.wansils.asn.au
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Emergency Relief
These organisations can help during the tough times or provide support to prevent
homelessness. The service may charge a small fee or ask for a gold coin donation.
Organisation
Days & Times
Services
Baptist Church
370 Pinjarra Rd, Mandurah
9581 1980
Tues, Thurs, Fri
11am – 1pm
Food Hampers
Church of the Way
58 Steerforth Drive, Mandurah
9581 5544
Tues and Thurs
9 – 11am
Food parcels
Op shop
Peel Community Kitchen
Sutton Street Hall, Mandurah
0420 293 538
Mon – Fri
9.30 – 1.00
Meals
Information
Reach Out Drop In Centre
Sutton Street Hall, Mandurah
0434 034 427
[email protected]
Mon, Tues and
Wed 4 - 6pm,
Sat 11 - 2pm
and 3 - 5.30pm
Meals
Food Hampers
Clothing and referrals
Salvation Army Mandurah
45 Lakes Road, Coodanup
9535 4951
Mon, Tues,
Fri 9 – 11.30am
Food, clothing and
furniture vouchers.
By appointment
St Vincent de Paul
9535 9035
Mon – Fri
10 – 1pm
Advice and support.
Food, clothing and
furniture
Uniting Outreach Mandurah
156 Pinjarra Road, Mandurah
9581 1743
Tues – Thurs
9.30 – 3.00pm
Practical support
Op Shop
West Aus Crisis & Welfare
Services
9582 9920
Phone for
appointment
Food, clothing,
information, advocacy
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Allambee Counselling
Free counselling and group support for victims of
sexual assault, and domestic violence.
9535 8263
www.allambee.org.au
Lifeline
24 hour crisis and suicide prevention service
for people experiencing depression, loneliness,
abuse, trauma or suicidal thoughts.
13 11 14
www.lifeline.wa.gov.au
Community Services
Counselling & Phone Support
Mental Health Emergency Response Line 1800 676 822
After-hours assessment and intervention for people
needing urgent assistance or families, carers or
providers witnessing a mental health crisis.
Men’s Domestic Violence Helpline
24 hour support, information and counselling
for men concerned about becoming abusive or
experiencing abuse themselves.
1800 000 599
National Sexual Assault, Domestic
Violence Counselling Service
24 hour support, information and counselling.
1800 RESPECT
1800 737 732
Pat Thomas House
Refuge accommodation and support for women
escaping domestic violence.
9535 4775
Relationships Australia
Provide counselling, family dispute resolution
(mediation) and workshops for individuals,
families and communities.
9583 6000
mandurah@
wa.relationships.com.au
www.wa.relationships.com.au
The Compassionate Friends Mandurah
9535 7761
[email protected]
Peer support for bereaved parents, siblings and
grandparents who’ve suffered the death of a child. www.tcfmandurah.com.au
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Health Services
Health Services
Hospitals
Peel Health Campus
Hospital in Mandurah that delivers public and
private health care services.
9531 8000
110 Lakes Road, Mandurah
www.peelhealthcampus.com.au
Murray District Hospital
Hospital in Pinjarra that delivers many health
services. Does not have an Emergency
department.
9531 7222
McKay Street, Pinjarra
General Health Services
360 Health and Community
Provides no or low cost health services
including physical and mental health care
services. Has an after hours GP service.
6595 8850
88 Anstruther Road, Mandurah
[email protected]
www.360.org.au
Dial a Doctor
After hours GP home visiting service. Free to
Medicare and Veteran Affairs cards holders.
1300 030 030
www.dial-a-doctor.com.au
Disability Services Commission WA
Provides services, support and referrals to
people with disabilities, their families and
carers.
6167 7897
2/13 Gordon Rd, Mandurah
www.disability.wa.gov.au
GP2U
An online service providing consultations
with Australian GPs and specialists via video
conferencing.
1300 472 866
www.gp2u.com.au
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General Health Services (cont.)
Health Direct
24 hr free health service and information provided
by a registered nurse.
1800 022 222
www.healthdirect.gov.au
Mandurah Community Health and
Development Centre
Community health centre with allied health services
for adults and children.
9586 4400
112 Lakes Road, Greenfields
National Health Service Directory
An online directory of a range of health services in
your area including bulk billing services.
www.nhsd.com.au
Nidjalla Waangan Mia
Provides health services for Aboriginal people
including; nursing, outreach, podiatry, diabetes
education and visiting specialists.
9586 4580
112 Lakes Road, Greenfields
Peel Mobile Health Service
Provides counselling, older adult mental health
services, drugs and alcohol, diabetes education,
nurse/outreach. Pinjarra, Waroona and
Mandurah.
9537 5500
[email protected]
South Metro Community Drug and
Alcohol Service (Palmerston)
Individual and family counselling and referrals to
rehabilitation and detox programs.
9581 4010
www.palmerston.org.au
PARK - Peel and Rockingham, Kwinana
Mental Health Services
Provides a range of health services and support for
people experiencing mental health issues.
Peel Adult Community Mental
Health Service (65 years and
under) 9531 8080
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Peel Community Older Adult
Mental Health Service (over 65
years) 9527 9000
Alzheimers Australia
Provides advocacy, information and support for
people living with dementia, and their families
and carers.
9535 8772
11 Candelo Loop, Greenfields
www.fightdementia.org.au
Breast Cancer Care WA
Provides emotional, practical and financial
support to people affected by breast cancer,
their families and friends.
9324 3703
www.breastcancer.org.au
Cancer Council WA
Provides a range of services including
counselling, support groups,wig service,
gardening and complementary services.
9212 4333
www.cancerwa.asn.au
Continence Advisory Service WA
Provides information, training and education
by a qualified continence nurse advisor about
bladder and bowel health issues.
9386 9777
[email protected]
www.continencewa.org.au
Parkinson’s WA
Provides education, specialised nursing service
and support for people with Parkinson’s and
their family and friends. Monthly support groups
in Mandurah.
9346 7373
[email protected]
www.parkinsonswa.org.au
Stroke Foundation
Provides information and support, awareness
and prevention, research and fundraising.
1300 194 196
www.strokefoundation.com.au
VisAbility
Provides support for people who are blind or
vision impaired; employment assistance, low
vision clinic, group programs.
1800 847 466
[email protected]
www.visability.com.au
Health Services
Specific Condition Support
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Support to Live
Independently at Home
Support is available for people who need some assistance to continue living at home.
There are a range of services to support people who are frail aged or younger people
with a disability and their carers who require support with everyday tasks.
Depending on your assessed need, support includes:
Domestic Assistance
Personal Care
Social Support
Centre Based Day
Care Programs
Meal Preparation
Transport
Home Modifications
and Assistive
Technology
Home Maintenance
Respite
Phone Calls
or Home Visits
Assistance with the heavier household cleaning tasks
Help with bathing or showering, dressing and hair care
Assistance with shopping, banking or appointments
Provide social activities in a community based setting
Help with shopping, preparing and storing food, or
delivering meals to your home
Help people to get out and about to shopping or
appointments
Provide goods and equipment or minor home
modifications to optimise independence
Minor general repairs and care of your house and yard
Gives carers a break from their caring role
Volunteers phone or visit to provide social support
HACC is the place to start for support in the home. As your needs increase you may
require a Home Care Package. For more information visit www.myagedcare.gov.au
or the home care today website www.homecaretoday.org.au. All in home care support
requires a small fee for service.
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Support to Live Independently at Home
Home and Community Care (HACC)
1300 785 415
A HACC program is appropriate for people who have basic to low level care needs.
A Regional Assessment Service (RAS) assessment is required to access HACC support.
RAS Assessors help those eligible, and their carers, to determine what care will best
meet the needs of people requiring low level support with everyday tasks.
Home Care Package
Provides a coordinated package of services tailored to meet specific care needs
when people are no longer able to manage at home with basic support.
Home Care Packages use a Consumer Directed Care approach (CDC) giving people
the opportunity to decide what services they get and how they are provided with the
allocated funds.
An Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) will assess the level of care needed. Talk to
your doctor or local hospital for a referral to an ACAT.
Respite
Commonwealth Respite and Carelink Centre 1800 052 222
Respite funding is designed specifically to give the carer a break from the caring
role, for carers who have been caring for someone for 6 months or more.
• In home Respite
‐‐ A support person will come into the home and spend time with your loved
one whilst giving the carer a break to attend to tasks outside the home.
• Centre Based Day Respite
‐‐ Your loved one attends a day centre.
• Respite Facility
‐‐ A stay in a residential aged care facility (see page 43) or respite cottage for
up to a few weeks
‐‐ Speak to your doctor about getting an Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT)
assessment
‐‐ Book in advance where possible. Fees apply.
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Services Supporting Independence at Home
Provider
HACC
ACTIV
1300 785 415
www.activ.asn.au
•
Bethanie
131 151
www.bethanie.com.au
•
Baptist Care
9282 8600
www.baptistcare.com.au
Brightwater At Home
Services
9553 1200
www.brightwater.com.au
•
Home
Care
Package
•
•
Community First (Mandurah)
9581 9215
[email protected]
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
Dial An Angel
9364 5488
[email protected]
www.dialanangel.com
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Respite
Facility
•
Care Options
9550 7888
[email protected]
Home Care Options
1300 606 001
www.homecareoptions.com.au
Day
Centre
Respite
•
Carealot
9228 1825
www.carealot.com.au
Coolibah Total Caring
9535 0300
www.coolibahtotalcaring.com.au
Private
Home
Care
•
•
•
Juniper Community UCH
6363 6324
[email protected]
www.juniper.org.au
HACC
Home
Care
Package
•
•
Just Better Care
6555 3030
[email protected]
www.justbettercare.com/perth
Respite
Facility
•
•
•
Peel Home & Community
Support 0487 696 621
[email protected]
www.peelhcs.com.au
•
•
Perth Home Care Services
9204 7800
[email protected]
www.phcs.org.au
•
People Who Care Mandurah
9535 3433
pwc@[email protected]
•
Quambie Park
9733 1355
www.quambiepark.com.au
Red Cross Carers Support
9225 8888
[email protected]
Day
Centre
Respite
•
Kincare
1300 733 510
www.kincare.com.au
Peel Community Care
9531 2076
[email protected]
www.peelcommunitycare.org.au
Private
Home
Care
Support to Live Independently at Home
Provider
•
•
•
•
•
•
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HACC
Home
Care
Package
Silver Chain
9242 0242
[email protected]
www.silverchain.org.au
•
Southern Cross Care
1300 669 189
[email protected]
www.scrosswa.org.au
St Ives Home Care
1300 202 003
www.stivesgroup.com.au/
home-care
Provider
Day
Centre
Respite
Respite
Facility
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
The Carers
9331 5866
[email protected]
www.thecarers.com.au
Volunteer Task Force
9318 5700
[email protected]
www.volunteertaskforce.org.au
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Private
Home
Care
•
•
•
•
Carer Alert/Alarms
A personal alarm where pushing a button
will trigger a phone call to 5 people of your
choice to advise them you need help.
1300 758 595
www.carealert.com.au
Independent Living Centre WA
Provides information, advice, assessment,
funding options and hire services around
equipment that support people to live more
independently.
1300 885 886
www.ilc.com.au
Mandurah Scooters
Hire, sales and service of motor scooters,
mobility units, electric cycles and electric
wheelchairs.
9582 0420
[email protected]
www.mandurahscooters.com.au
Mandurah Mobility
Hire, sales and service of products to assist
people with reduced mobility arising from
age, illness or disability.
9535 1411
[email protected]
www.mandurahmobility.com.au
Perth Mobility
Provides a range of mobility and healthcare
products.
5 Tindale St, Mandurah
9535 1609
www.perthmobility.com
Red Cross Telechat
Provides a phone call at an agreed time once
a week for a chat with people who have little
social connection with others.
1800 441 014
www.redcross.org.au/
telechat.aspx
Red Cross Telecross
Telecross volunteers provide a daily call to
check on wellbeing and safety, providing
peace of mind to people who are isolated.
1300 885 698
Support to Live Independently at Home
Additional Support Options
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Silverchain Alarms and Sensors
Personal alarms that when pressed will
make a call to an operator who will view
your medical history, get help and contact
the people you have nominated.
1300 557 551
[email protected]
Supporting our Seniors and
Disabled
Provides gardening and/or handyman
services for seniors and people with
disabilities.
9535 9544
370 Pinjarra Road, Mandurah
[email protected]
www.supportingourseniors.org.au
TADWA
Provide goods, equipment and minor home
modifications to optimise independence.
Funded under HACC.
9379 7400
www.tadwa.org.au/peel
[email protected]
Umbrella Multicultural Community
Care Services
Provide support services to people from
diverse cultural backgrounds with a mobile
day care centre in Mandurah.
9275 4411
[email protected]
www.umbrellacommunitycare.com.au
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Support to Live Independently at Home
Carers
Carers are most often a family member or friend who provide personal care, support
and assistance to people who are frail, have a disability or specific health condition.
To sustain the caring role in the long term, carers need support and regular breaks.
Alzheimers Australia
Provide community based day care, respite care,
carer support and advise for people caring for
someone living with dementia.
9535 8772
11 Candelo Loop, Greenfields
[email protected]
ARAFMI – Mental Health Carers
Provide information, counselling, support
groups and workshops for families and carers of
someone experiencing mental health difficulties.
9535 5844
[email protected]
www.arafmi.asn.au
Carers WA
Provide counselling, information, advocacy and
support to carers of someone who is frail aged,
has a chronic illness, disability, mental health or
drug/alcohol issues.
1300 227 377
[email protected]
www.carerswa.asn.au
Centrelink
132 717
Carer Payment and Carer Allowance for eligible www.humanservices.gov.au
carers who provide constant care to someone
with a disability, medical condition or who is frail
aged.
Commonwealth Respite & Carelink
Centre
Provide information about services for carers
including respite care (see page 34).
1800 052 222
Red Cross Carers Support
Support meetings for carers that includes social
outings at low cost. Transport and respite care
may be available.
9225 1940
[email protected]
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Meal Delivery
Meals on Wheels –
Peel Community Care
Deliver 3 course cooked meals ready for
freezing or heating. Vegetarian and diabetic
option. HACC clients receive small discount.
9531 2076
[email protected]
Delightful Dinners
Nutritious meals delivered free to home ready to
reheat. Seniors discount apply.
9248 4899
[email protected]
www.delightfuldinners.com.au
Lite n Easy
Nutritious, calorie controlled frozen meals
delivered to your home.
13 15 12
www.liteneasy.com.au
Home Chef
Provide wide variety of dishes including
vegetarian, diabetic, coeliac and vitamised
meals. Seniors discount apply.
9378 2544
www.homechef.com.au
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Accommodation & Housing
Accommodation & Housing
Housing Assistance
These organisations provide specific advice and support about housing.
Access Housing
Provides affordable rental options for
low income earners, including people
with disabilities and seniors.
9534 0400
[email protected]
Assistance With Care And
Housing For The Aged (ACHA)
Care Options provides support for frail
elderly people in rental accommodation
or who are homeless or at risk of
becoming homeless, to access housing.
9550 7888
Seniors Housing Centre
The Department of Commerce and
COTA WA provide information on
housing options so seniors can make
informed decisions about their housing
future.
1300 367 057 (Commerce)
1300 734 838 (COTA)
[email protected]
www.commerce.wa.gov.au/
seniorshousing
Department of Housing
Provide assessment for eligibility for
public housing and bond assistance
for people seeking tenancy in a private
rental.
9535 5788
[email protected]
www.housing.wa.gov.au
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Housing Assistance (cont.)
Tenancy WA
Offering free advice and assistance to
residential tenants on residential tenancy
matters.
1800 621 888
www.tenancywa.org.au
9582 9920
WestAus Crisis
www.westauscrisis.org.au
Provide support and advocacy for people
having trouble maintaining their private rental
accommodation.
Housing Options
As people age, their accommodation needs often change. This section gives an
overview of your options. We recommend getting independent financial advice to
ensure you are aware of the long term financial implications of each choice.
For further information, contact the Seniors Housing Centre (see page 41), or visit the
following websites:
www.agedcareguide.com.au
www.myagedcare.gov.au
Lifestyle Villages
A lifestyle village is a community of homes generally restricted to residents 45
years and over and are purely for independent living. Residents requiring extra
support will need to arrange independently.
Lifestyle villages offer communal facilities and activities for residents. Contracts
generally provide for the purchase of a transportable home and the lease of the
land on which it stands.
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Accommodation & Housing
Retirement Villages
A retirement village is a community of homes for residents 55 years or older.
Most offer independent living units or serviced apartments for residents who
require some assistance. Retirement villages offer several different ‘ownership’
options such as:
• Leasehold
• Loan and licence agreement
• Strata title
• Company title
• Unit trust
• Rental
Residential Aged Care Facilities (Nursing Homes)
There are two levels of care provided in aged care homes. Low level care for
people who are semi-dependent and high level care for people who need
greater assistance and daily nursing care.
They provide accommodation, meals, cleaning and laundry, assistance with
showering and dressing, medication management and social activities.
Contact your GP or your local hospital to arrange an assessment with the Aged
Care Assessment Team (ACAT) on 1800 052 222.
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Accommodation Options
Facility
Lifestyle
Village
Retirement
Village
Aegis Greenfields Aged Care
95 Lakes Road, Greenfields
9535 0799
•
Amana Living
7 Leslie Street, Mandurah
1300 262 626
Arcadia Waters Mandurah
23 Lady Brand Drive, Greenfields
1300 889 835
•
•
•
Belswan Pinjarra
21 Lovegrove Street, Pinjarra
1300 055 055
•
Belswan Mandurah
Cnr Lakes Rd and Murdoch Rd, Mandurah
1300 055 055
•
•
Brightwater The Cove Aged Care
35 Hudson Drive, Mariners Cove,
Dudley Park
9581 0100
Coolibah Aged Care Facility
& Retirement Village
30 Third Ave, Mandurah
9535 0300
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•
•
Bedingfeld Park Aged Care
4 Bedingfeld Road, Pinjarra
9531 1464
Bridgewater - National
Lifestyle Village
106 Oakleigh Drive, Erskine
9550 4882
Residential
Aged Care
•
•
•
•
Garden Villages: Ocean Grove
Gardens
5 Sticks Boulevard, Mandurah
1800 445 464
Lifestyle
Village
Retirement
Village
•
Lattitude Lakelands
52 Bellambi Chase, Lakelands
1800 678 683
•
•
•
Mercy Place Mandurah
1 Hungerford Avenue, Mandurah
9581 1488
Murray River Retirement Village
7 Coolibah Avenue, Mandurah
9581 3770
Residential
Aged Care
•
Halls Head Retirement Village
10 Hungerford Ave, Halls Head
9535 3981
Mandurah Gardens Estate
445 Pinjarra Rd, Mandurah
9586 8080
Accommodation & Housing
Facility
•
•
Opal Murray River Aged Care
83 Boundary Road, Mandurah
9581 2608
•
Parkland Villas Mandurah
2 Hungerford Avenue, Halls Head
9535 2414
•
Quambie Park (and Pam Corker
House Aged Care)
Lot 29 Eastcott Street, Waroona
9733 1331
•
•
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Accommodation Options (cont.)
Facility
Lifestyle
Village
Retirement
Village
RAAFA Erskine Grove Estate
19 Oakleigh Drive, Mandurah
9586 4300
•
RAAFA Meadow Springs Estate
41 Portrush Parade, Meadow Springs
9586 4100 (Village)
9582 5300 (Aged Care)
•
RSL Care WA (Mandurah Village
and Coral Estate)
22 Third Ave, Mandurah
9535 0200
•
RSL Care WA
82 Oakmont Ave, Meadow Springs
9353 0202
•
St Ives Mandurah Retirement
Village
22 Carnegie Place, Greenfields
1300 202 001
•
Willow Creek Mews
16 Legend Cres, Mandurah
0419 042 300
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•
Settlers Meadow Springs
21 Oakmont Avenue, Meadow Springs
9581 9128
Teranca Mews Lifestyle Village
140 Teranca Road, Mandurah
9550 4900
Residential
Aged Care
•
•
•
Safety
Safety
Police, Fire and Ambulance
Life threatening emergency
000
Police – NON EMERGENCY
Report a crime, non-urgent police attendance
131 444
Crimestoppers
Provide information anonymously about current or
past criminal activity.
1800 333 000
Department of Fire & Emergency Services
Information about particular emergencies
133 337
Neighbourhood Watch
Getting to know your neighbours means you are
more likely to recognise someone or something
suspicious.
www.nhwa.com.au
SES
Emergency assistance eg; storm/flood repairs
132 500
WA ScamNet
Has information on current scams and shows people
how to protect themselves when using a computer.
www.scamnet.wa.gov.au
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Index
Symbols
360 Health and Community
31
A
Ac-cent Seniors Centre
13
ACROD Permits
22
ACTIV
36
Advocare
25
Aegis Greenfields Aged Care
46
AFL Masters Mandurah Makos
20
Alcoa Tour
22
Allambee Counselling
29
Alzheimers Australia
33
Amana Living
46
ARAFMI Mental Health Carers
41
Arcadia Waters Mandurah
46
Art Galleries
9
Artists, Arts and Crafts
16
Association of Independent
Retirees
18
B
Badminton
Ballroom Dancing
19
13, 17
Baptist Church
28
Bedingfield Park Aged Care
46
Bell Ringers
17
Belswan
46
50
Bethanie
35
Breast Cancer Care WA
33
Bridge Club
17
Bridgewater National Lifestyle
Village
46
Brightwater At Home Services
36
Brightwater The Cove Aged
Care
46
Bushcare Groups
16
Bushwalking
20
Buswest
23
C
Cancer Council WA
33
Canoeing / Paddling
18, 19
Care Options
36, 43
Carealot
36
Carer Alert/Alarms
39
Carers WA
41
Centrelink
26, 41
Choirs
13, 17
Church of the Way
28
Cinema
10
Citizens Advice Bureau
25
Coastcare Groups
16
Commonwealth Respite and
Carelink Centre
35
Community First
36
Compassionate Friends of
Mandurah
29
Energy Assistance Payment
26
Concessions WA
26
Energy Concession Extension
Scheme
26
Continence Advisory Service
WA
33
F
Coolibah Aged Care Facility
and Retirement Village
46
Coolibah Total Caring
36
COTA WA (Council on the
Aging)
25
Country Age Pension Fuel Card
23
Country Women’s
Association of WA
20
Creery Wetland Walk
8
Cricket
18
Crimestoppers
49
Crown Casino Bus Tour
22
Cycling
6, 19
D
Darts
13, 19
Dial a Doctor
31
Dial An Angel
36
Disability Services Commission
WA
31
Domestic Violence
29
Dudley Park Bowling Club
18
E
Edenvale Heritage Precinct
Pinjarra
Embroiderers Guild
9
16
Farmer Jacks Courtesy Bus
23
Financial Counselling Helpline
27
Finucare Financial Counselling
27
G
Garden Villages:
Ocean Grove Gardens
47
Gardening
16
Golf Clubs
19, 20
GP2U
31
Grandcarers Support Scheme
27
H
HACC Home and
Community Care
Hall’s Cottage
34, 35
9
Halls Head Bowling and
Recreation Club
18
Halls Head Retirement Village
47
Hardship Utility Grant Scheme
(HUGS)
27
Health Direct
32
History
16
Home Care Options
36
Home Care Package
34
Housing
43
51
I
I-Drive Mandurah
23
Independent Living Centre WA
39
Inner Wheel
20
J
Mandurah Offshore Fishing
and Sailing Club
19
Mandurah Organ and Music
Lovers Club
17
Mandurah Performing Arts
Centre
10
Jazz Club
17
Mandurah Scooters
39
Juniper Community UCH
37
Markets
12
Mature Aged Learning
Association (MALA)
16
Meadow Springs Golf Club
19
Meals
42
Men of the Trees Peel
16
Men’s Domestic Violence
Helpline
29
Mens Groups
17
Mental Health Emergency
Response Line
29
Mercy Place Mandurah
47
Mini Golf
10
Murray District Hospital
31
Museum
10
Just Better Care
23, 37
K
Kim’s Toy Boys Mens Shed
17
Kincare
37
Knitting
16
Koolbardies Talking
20
L
Lattitude Lakelands
47
Legal Services
25
Leslie Street Centre
15
Libraries
14
Lifeline
29
Lifestyle Villages
44
Lions
18
M
Mandurah Bowling and
Recreation Centre
19
Mandurah Community Gardens
16
Mandurah Community Health
and Development Centre
32
Mandurah Country Club
19
Mandurah Gardens Estate
47
Mandurah Mobility
39
52
N
National Health Service
Directory
32
Neighbourhood Watch
49
Nidjalla Waangan Mia
32
O
Office of the Public Advocate
25
Old Blythewood Pinjarra
10
Opal Murray River Aged Care
47
P
R
PARK – Peel, Rockingham
and Kwinana Mental Health
Services
32
Parkinson’s WA
33
Parkland Villas Mandurah
47
Peel Collectors Club
16
Peel Community Care
37
Peel Community Kitchen
28
Peel Health Campus
31
Peel Home and Community
Support
37
Peel Mobile Health Service
32
Peel Patient Assisted Travel
Scheme (PATS)
23
Peel Preservation Group
16
Peel Region Numismatic Group
16
Peel Senior Net
17
People Who Care Mandurah
37
Perth Home Care Services
37
Perth Mobility
39
Philatelic Society
16
Port Bouvard Recreation and
Sporting Club
19
Prime Movers
19
Probus
18
Q
Quambie Park
37, 47
RAAFA Estates
48
Ranger Services
13
Reach Out Drop In Centre
28
Recreation Centres
14
Red Cross Carer Support
37, 41
Red Cross Telechat & Telecross
39
Red Hat Ladies
20
Relationships Australia
29
Residential Aged Care Facilities
(Nursing Homes)
45
Respite
35
Retirees WA Inc Mandurah Branch
18
Retirement Villages
45
Riverside Heartwalk Greenfields
7
Rotary
18
RSL
18
RSL Care WA
48
Rugby
19
S
Salvation Army
28
ScamNet
49
Seniors Card
27
Seniors Recreation Council
of WA Inc
15
Settlers Meadow Springs
48
Silver Chain
38
53
Silverchain Alarms and Sensors
40
U
South Metro Community
Drug and Alcohol Service
(Palmerston)
32
Umbrella Multicultural
Community Care Services
40
Southern Cross Care
38
Uniting Outreach Mandurah
28
Square Dancing
17
University of the Third Age
(U3A)
16
St Ives Home Care
38
St Ives Mandurah Retirement
Village
48
V
St John Ambulance Community
Transport Service
24
St Vincent De Paul Society (WA)
27
Stroke Foundation
33
Supporting our Seniors and
Disabled
40
Swimming
19
T
TADWA
40
Taxi Companies
24
Taxi Users Subsidy Scheme
24
Tenancy WA
44
Tennis
19, 20
Teranca Mews Lifestyle Village
48
The Carers
38
Thromobolites at Lake Clifton
10
Transperth
24
TransWA Pensioner Annual Trip
Voucher
22
Travel with Me
22
54
Veterans Affairs
26
Vietnam Veterans
18
VisAbility
33
Visitor Centre
6,9
Volunteer Task Force
38
Volunteering
20
W
WA No Interest Loans Network
Inc (NILS)
27
Walking
19
Wannadoo Tours
22
War Memorial
10
West Aus Crisis and Welfare
28
West Coast Motor Museum
10
WiFi
13
Wildlife Rescue
16
Willow Creek Mews
48
Womens Refuge - Pat Thomas
House
29
Woodturners Association
17
Notes
My Emergency Contacts
Doctor Name Phone Family/Friend Name Phone Neighbour Phone 55
Image Credits
Thanks to all photographers and organisations who have given permission
for their photos to be used in this directory.
Front Cover
Image by Angela Downing, ‘Senior Moments’
Page 11
Courtesy of Seniors Recreation Council WA, Mandurah Murray Branch
Page 12
Image by Roz D’Raine, Stretch Arts Festival Mandurah 2013
Page 14
Image by Amanda James. From Queensland Theatre Company’s
Head Full of Love by Alana Valentine. Toured to Mandurah Performing
Arts Centre by Performing Lines
Page 15
Courtesy of Seniors Recreation Council WA – Mandurah Murray Branch
Page 30
Image by Lyn Thomas, ‘Fishing on Old Bridge’
Page 38
Courtesy of iStock Photos
Page 40
Courtesy Perth Mobility, 2009
Page 42
2009 Seniors Expo - Kitchen volunteers
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Printed March 2016. The next edition will be printed 2017/2018.
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