Disability Services, Sport and Recreation Contacts

Ethnic Disability Advocacy Centre
Phone: 9388 7455
Email: milica@edac.org.au

People with Disability WA
Phone: 9420 7279 / 1800 193 331 (Country Callers)
Email: vanessa@pwdwa.org

Developmental Disability WA
Phone: 9420 7203
Email: maxine.drake@ddwa.org.au

APM
Phone: 9535 5139
Address: 1/15 Sholl St, Mandurah WA 6210

At Work
Phone: 1300 080 856
Address: 1/3 Dower St, Mandurah WA 6210

Match Works
Phone: 6350 4786
Address: 77 Pinjarra Rd, Mandurah WA 6210

Status Employment
Phone: 9586 1435
Address: Unit 1/58 Anstruther Rd, Mandurah WA 6210

Halls Head Community College ESC
Year 7 - 10
Phone: 9581 0613
Address: 1 Casuarina Drive, Halls Head WA 6210

John Tonkin College ESC
Phone: 9583 7333
Address: Mandurah Education and Training Campus, Education Drive, Mandurah WA 6210

Coastal Lakes College, Inclusive Education Support Hub
Phone: 9583 2800
Address: 135 Badgerup Ave, Lakelands WA 6180

Coodanup College, Specialised Learning Program - Autism
Phone: 9581 0900
Address: Wanjeep St, Mandurah WA 6210

Riverside Primary School ESC
Phone: 9534 0328
Address: 1 Minilya Parkway Greenfields WA 6210

Meadow Springs ESC
Phone: 9584 7450
Address: 320 Oakmont Avenue, Meadow Springs WA 6210

North Mandurah Primary School, Specialised Learning Program - Autism
Phone: 9586 0800
Address: 98 Park Rd, Mandurah WA 6210

Bluebird Mental Health
Psychologist facilitated peer support group in Mandurah for adults 25+ experiencing Anxiety and Depression. No referrals, no fees, no waitlist.

Email: info@bluebird.org.au
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BluebirdMentalHealth
Website: www.bluebird.org.au

Neami National Mandurah

Type of service: Mental Health Support Service
Phone: 08 9535 9326
Email:  mandurah@neaminational.org.au
Address: 6 Davey Street, Mandurah

Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Program - Chorus

Description of service/program: The Commonwealth Psychosocial Support Programs (CPS) offers community-based mental health support through one-to-one coaching and group activities. Our skilled recovery facilitators help people with enduring mental illness who are not eligible or have not applied for NDIS or Commonwealth Continuity of Support services and are not in other programs.

Phone: 1800 264 268
Email: AccessEnablersTeam@chorus.org.au
Website: https://chorus.org.au/mental-health/commonwealth-psychosocial-support/

Uniting Church Mandurah - Well-Being Lunch

Description: The Well-being lunch is designed for people who have a mental health condition. The  lunch is every second Wednesday, gathering at 11.30am and concluding by 1pm. This is a safe space to socialise over a simple meal with a gold coin donation. Support workers and family support are welcome.

Email: info@mandurah.unitingchurch.org.au
Phone: 9581 1743

Chorus
Social Centre, Community Access, Daily Living Support (check website for full list of services)
Phone: 1800 264 268
Email: local.peelnorth@chorus.org.au
Address: Ability Arts (Chorus – Social Centre) 6 Cumberland Street, Greenfields WA 6210

Diversity South
Phone: 9582 6105
Email: sarah@diversitysouth.org.au

Enable
Phone: 9792 7500
Address: 2 Cooper Street Street, Mandurah WA 6120

Intelife
Phone: 6169 1220
Email: greenfields@intelife.org
Address: 8 Cumberland Street, Greenfields WA 6210

Interchange
Phone: 9329 9399
Email: hello@interchangewa.org.au  
Address: 2 Elizabeth Street, Mandurah WA 6210

Kern Health
Phone: 1300 122 155
Email: info@kernhealth.com.au
Consulting Rooms: Level 1, 273 Pinjarra Road, Mandurah WA 6210

Midway
Community Access, Daily Living Support, Accommodation Support (check website for full list of services)
Phone: 9535 5500
Email: reception@midwaycc.com.au
Address: 6 Galbraith Loop, Mandurah WA 6210
Postal Address: PO Box 2043, Mandurah WA 6210

Peel Home and Community Supports
In-home support, domestic support, community access, gardening and yard maintenance
Phone: 0418785231
Email: enquiries@peelhcs.com.au
Address: 100 Allnutt Street, Mandurah

Rocky Bay
Therapy support, home and community support, accommodation and short-break support, finding and keeping a job
Phone: 9537 5300
Address: 220 Lakes Rd, Greenfields WA 6210

SMP
Social support, skills support, employment transition planning
Phone: 14300 100 767 (Free call)
Email: admin@smp.org.au
Address: Room 8, The Parent’s Place, 63 Ormsby Terrace, Mandurah WA 6210

Spectrum Space
Awesome Group Mandurah - for 10-15 year olds
Awesome is a place where young people can have fun, meet new friends - and most importantly - be yourself. This group focuses on strengths and interests to help to explore social skill development in a natural social environment.
Phone: 9431 2111
Email: enrolments@spectrumspace.org.au

VisAbility
Providing therapy supports to children and adults living with a vision impairment or blindness.
Phone: (08) 9311 8202
Email: info@visability.com.au
Address: Mandurah Lotteries House (by appointment only)

APM Communities
For 7 years and above
Phone: 1300 276 522

Wanslea
For early years (0-7 years)
1300 969 645

Inclusive Sport and Recreation in Mandurah (PDF)
Helpful document listing clubs and groups that provide pathways to inclusion opportunities for people with disability to participate in sporting and recreation activities in Mandurah.

Ability Arts
Ability Arts is an innovative and individualised arts- based program for people with disability based in Mandurah. Currently participants require NDIS funding or other individualised funding arrangements to participate.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/AbilityArtsWA 
Phone: 1800 264 268
Email: eleanor.moody@chorus.org.au
Address: 6 Cumberland Street, Mandurah WA 6210

Act One Drama Group
Act One is an inclusive drama group for people with disability who love to perform. Weekly sessions during term time at the Mandurah Performing Arts Centre. Please get in touch for sessions dates and times.

Website: https://www.manpac.com.au/the-art-of-wellbeing/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/artofwellbeing6210
Phone: (08) 9550 3900
Email: manpac@manpac.com.au

Adult Social Group
Relax, meet people and try new activities. Activities alternate between the Mandurah Rocky Bay Hub and in community. People not supported by Rocky Bay are welcome to attend but must provide their own support and there are costs incurred with this activity.

Website: https://www.rockybay.org.au/peel-community-groups/  
Phone: (08) 6282 1900
Email: communitypeel@rockybay.org.au

BAM (Basketball All-Abilities Mandurah)
This program runs for 8 weeks each term from 1pm to 2pm on a Wednesday. Participants are offered coaching and encouraged to participate at their level in an inclusive environment. There is no registration or ongoing commitment, just attend the hour-long sessions when you can for $5.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/mandurahbasketball/ 
Phone: 9550 3849
Email: info@mandurahbasketball.com.au
Website: https://mandurahmagic.com.au/all-abilities 

Cycling without Age - Mandurah

Cycling without Age (CWA) - Mandurah provides free rides at scenic locations in the Mandurah area for older adults and people with disability. CWA helps prevent to loneliness and assists people to be active in the local community by taking people out on bike rides. CWA Mandurah meets next to Tods Cafe on the Eastern Foreshore between 9am and 12 noon each Friday (dependent on weather).

Facebook page: Cycling Without Age-Mandurah
Phone: 0493 566 400
Email: bookings@cyclingwithoutage-mandurah.org.au

Dance Inclusion
A hip and happening dance/music and movement program for people with varying abilities and ages.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/www.danceinclusion/

Phone: 0428 880 059
Email: danceinclusion@outlook.com

EasyBeatz

A welcoming and inclusive social event in Mandurah providing a pathway for inclusion for people with disability who would like to make social connections in their local community. Bi-monthly events held at The Brighton Hotel.

Email: easybeatzmandurah@gmail.com 
Search 'EasyBeatz Mandurah' in the Eventbrite website

Fishability
Fishability provides a range of programs and plays an advocacy role in promoting inclusive participation in recreational fishing for people with disability.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/fisherswithdisabilities 
Phone: 0439 916 721
Email: info.mandurah@fishability.org.au 

Live Laugh Craft  
Fun and inclusive art and craft group. $5 per class.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiversitySouthInc/
Website: www.diversitysouth.org.au
Phone: (08) 9582 6105
Email: communityaccess@diversitysouth.org.au

Mandurah CoderDojo
Coding club for neurodiverse young people. Neurodiversity covers a range of diagnosis including autism, ADHD, dyslexia, tourettes, just to name a few.
The group meets Saturdays 10am to 12noon during school terms at the library at Mandurah Catholic College.

Facebook page (private): https://www.facebook.com/groups/2512936272103987 
Phone: 0450 152 403
Email: michelle@bustaburpee.com.au

Mandurah Filipino-Australian Multicultural Community Incorporated

MFAMCI free 'Cook & Eat' program on Thursdays from 10:30am to 12pm in Greenfields Family and Community Centre, 2 Waldron Boulevard, Greenfields. Everyone is welcome and anybody can volunteer to cook. Cooking different dishes and eating together is one way of keeping everyone socially, physically and mentally active.

Phone: 0414739188
Email: mfamci@yahoo.com 

Manta Rays Disability Swim Program
The Manta Rays swim program assists people with disability to learn to swim, develop an awareness of personal safety around water, socially connect with others and supports a healthy lifestyle with optional pathways for competition. $16.00 per lesson on a fortnightly direct debit of $32.00. Tuesdays 4.40pm (7 yrs to 12yrs) and Wednesday 6pm (13yrs and over) at the MARC.

Phone:9550 3610
Email: swimschool@mandurah.wa.gov.au 

Mandurah Mustangs Integrated Football Club
Integrated AFL opens the doorway to people with intellectual disability aged 16+ to enjoy Aussie Rules Football.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Mandurah-Mustangs-Integrated-Football-Team-309710749646483
Phone: 0439 398 336
Email: integrated.mmjfc@outlook.com

Mandurah Starfish Nippers Club
For all children, with disability to participate in the nippers style program and learn the skills of beach and water safety while having fun with friends and family.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Mandurahstarfishnippers/
Phone: 0448 342 205 (Tash)
Email: mhslsc@mybeach.com.au

Meet and Make
Meet and Make provides inclusive and accessible creative workshops and art groups for adults and teenagers.

Contact Elli for more information.
Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100094471754783&mibextid=LQQJ4d
Phone: 0410 699658
Email: ellimoody@yahoo.co.uk

Music Jam 
Fun and inclusive music session. Connect through movement, rhythm games and a song circle. $10 per class.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DiversitySouthInc/
Website: www.diversitysouth.org.au
Phone: (08) 9582 6105
Email: communityaccess@diversitysouth.org.au

North Mandurah Junior Football Club - Starkick Program
Starkick is an All Abilities AFL Auskick program for both boys and girls 5 – 13 years of age.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/starkicknmjfc
Phone: 0450 997 007 (Paul)
Email: auskicknmjfc@hotmail.com 

Pro-Active Dance ‘n’ Move 
Fun and inclusive dance class incorporating movement and exercise, while interacting with others. $15 per class.

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063543284506
Website: www.diversitysouth.org.au
Phone: (08) 9582 6105
Email: communityaccess@diversitysouth.org.au

Sail-into-Life
Rotary Sail into Life Peel provides access to sailing for people of all ages and abilities who would not otherwise have opportunity to enjoy sailing. Supported by Rotary and Mandurah Offshore Sailing and Fishing Club. Sessions take place every other Sunday from 9am-11.00am.
Operates within the normal sailing season (generally October - April).

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/rotarysailintolifepeel
Phone: 0416 082 426 (Phil) / 0419 906 330 (Ben)
Email: phil.brown@qaplumbing.com.au

South West Rollers
South West Rollers is a program for people who are blind or who have low vision to play lawn bowls and the Mandurah Bowling and Recreation Club.

Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100074837273065 
Phone: 0498 508 644
Email: southwestrollers@gmail.com
Date and Time: Every fortnight on a Friday from 9.30am to 11.30am.

Urban Discovery Group
The Urban Discovery group supports people with disability to learn how to access public transport independently and provides positive social experiences. Participants must provide their own support and there are costs incurred with this activity.

Website: https://www.rockybay.org.au/peel-community-groups/ 
Phone: (08) 6282 1900
Email: communitypeel@rockybay.org.au

Village Morning Tea

A fortnightly community morning tea where everyone is welcome for a chat, peer support and some arts and crafts. People with disability, family members and support workers encouraged to attend.

Email: eleanor.moody@chorus.org.au
Address: Lakelands Library and Community Centre

Youth Social Group
For young people 10-17 years. Activities are chosen by young people with different activities each week. Fridays 3.30pm to 6.30pm in Mandurah. People not supported by Rocky Bay are welcome to attend but must provide their own support and there are costs incurred with this activity.

Website: https://www.rockybay.org.au/peel-community-groups/  
Phone: (08) 6282 1900
Email: communitypeel@rockybay.org.au

City events or programs and activities may have more recreation suggestions and activities.

• The NDIS Toolkit will help people register for the NDIS by helping with eligibility requirements, pre-planning and meeting engagement
• Inclusive Mandurah
• Inclusive Arts Mandurah & Rockingham
• Developmental Disability WA
• Inclusion WA
• People with Disability WA
• Befriend Inc
• Developed with autistic young people for autistic young people, The A List is the online information and booking hub of autism friendly things to do.
  Note: The City of Mandurah supports person first language and acknowledges the preferred terminology of the autistic community as identity first.
• MyCareSpace is a free community service that connects people with disability, their families and carers, with easy to read information about the NDIS and with the disability supports they need to live full and independent lives.