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The Mandurah Sports Awards are an annual event that recognises outstanding sportspersons, clubs and volunteers.
Mandurah Sports AwardsConnect your community, support mental well-being and get to know your neighbours by embracing a local space.
Embrace a Space is an easy to follow, step-by-step guide for community members to use in celebrating and caring for their important spaces.
Mandurah is renowned for its beautiful waterways, charming plants and wildlife and relaxed, inviting lifestyle. Embrace a Space supports bringing local spaces to life, by providing a platform for community members to connect with nature and each other. Groups of interested residents will be supported through a process of establishing, developing and implementing an activity plan to successfully care for community spaces.
If you're ready to embrace your local space then register as a contact person.
We all feel better when we belong.
All Mandurah residents are encouraged to get neighbourly and connect with their neighbours.
There are a number of tools and resources available to help residents connect with their neighbours. Check out some tips and programs below and commit to touching base with your neighbours today.
Research has shown connecting with your neighbours is important for a number of reasons, including:
The City of Mandurah has developed 'Street Mates Mandurah', a neighbour resource pack with simple tips and ideas for connecting with your neighbours.
The Neighbour Resource Pack contains:
Register for your pack by emailing cdo@mandurah.wa.gov.au and collect your pack from the Mandurah, Falcon or Lakelands Library.
The City of Mandurah supports a Multicultural Networking Group that meet quarterly. For further information and to join the group please email cdo@mandurah.wa.gov.au
The City's libraries also host conversational English classes across the Library facilities. For further information on session times, please contact a staff member at manlib@mandurah.wa.gov.au or phone 9550 3650.
Local residents groups are a great way in which people can meet neighbours and contribute to their community. Each group has its own unique identity, focus, and way of interacting with residents.
The City of Mandurah has at least nine active residents groups. Refer to list of groups and their contact details below.
Group 1 - Madora Bay Community Association
committee@madorabay.com.au
https://madorabay.org.au
Group 2 - Lakelands Linkup
zoya@creatingcommunities.com.au
www.lakelands.com.au/community-hub/
Group 3 - Greenfields Community Network
hello@greenfieldscommunitynetwork.org
https://www.facebook.com/GreenfieldsNetwork/
Group 4 - Mariners Cove Residents Association
mcra@westnet.com.au
https://www.marinerscove.com.au/about-us/residents-association/
Group 5 - Waterside Residents Association
President@watersideresidents.asn.au
https://www.facebook.com/watersidecanals/
Group 6 - Port Mandurah Residents Association
info@portmandurah.com.au
https://www.facebook.com/PortMandurahResidentsAssociation/
Group 7 - Mandurah Quay Homeowners Association
committee@mqhoa.org.au
Group 8 - Seascapes Community Association
www.seascapeswa.com
Group 9 - Lake Clifton Herron Residents Association
lakeclifton@gmail.com
www.lakeclifton.com.au
Finding it difficult to reach your local group? Or maybe you are thinking of starting your own group?
Then contact one of the City’s Senior Community Development Officers for a chat:
Mandurah North area Nick
Mandurah Central (and East) area Tom
Mandurah South area Pippa
Phone 9550 3850 or email cdo@mandurah.wa.gov.au with your name, contact details and a brief message