Residents who are unable to physically move their bins to and from the kerbside due to a disability or illness can apply for an assisted bin collection service.
Once approved, the driver of the collection vehicle will collect the bins from an agreed location on the resident’s property, wheel the bins out to the truck for collection and return the bins to the original location. The assisted service is provided at no additional cost to residents.
The resident must make a written application to the City for an assisted bin collection service and include a letter of support from a general practitioner/medical doctor.
We’re proud to partner with Cleanaway to make waste services in Mandurah more inclusive for residents with low vision and access needs. Residents can request the following services:
To apply for one of more of these services, email [email protected] or call 9550 3777. You can also lodge your request in person at 3 Peel Street in Mandurah or by mail to City of Mandurah, PO Box 210, Mandurah 6210.
ACROD parking bays are reserved for people who are unable to walk, have a severe restriction in their ability to walk, or who are legally blind. These bays are located close to building entrances and key destinations to support easier access. The City provides ACROD bays across Mandurah.
ACROD permits are issued through the ACROD Parking Program, managed by National Disability Services. The City does not issue or manage ACROD permits.
The City Centre Parking Map brochure shows the location of car parks in Mandurah’s city centre, including some ACROD parking bays, to help people plan where to park when visiting the area.
The All Abilities Paddle Launch in Riverside Gardens offers an accessible option for people with a mobility disability to enjoy the Serpentine River in a canoe or kayak. The facility provides a large floating platform with contrasting colours, kick plates, grab rails and ramp access. There is a specially designed step seating option for people to transition from a seated position into a watercraft whilst using the grab handles for support. Two custom slipways ensure a safe entry and exit for all paddlers.
Located at Riverside Gardens Foreshore on Redcliffe Road in Greenfields, it has two ACROD bays, an accessible toilet, connected pathways, shaded seating and a wheelchair-accessible BBQ, making it an inclusive and enjoyable spot by the water.
Beach Matting (Seasonal)
Beach matting is installed at the following locations between November and April:
Beach Wheelchair & Walker Hire
For information about beach access, including how to borrow a beach wheelchair or beach walker, visit the Beach Access page using the link below.
The City of Mandurah supports Bins4Blokes, a national campaign promoting the installation of incontinence bins in male public toilets. For more information call 1800 330 0666 or visit www.bins4blokes.org.au.
Locations of male incontinence bins around Mandurah:
A Changing Place is a secure and clean bathroom specifically designed for people who need space and assistance to manage their bathroom needs while in the community and for whom universal access toilets are not suitable.
The City provides a range of communication boards across the community, available on signs and as free downloads. Communication boards are visual tools that support people who have difficulty with verbal communication by using symbols, pictures or words to help express messages.
A Liberty Swing allows people who use wheelchairs to enjoy the fun of swinging while remaining in their wheelchair.
Our liberty swing is located at Caterpillar Park, which is located at 90 Milgar Street, Mandurah.
The swing is accessed using a Master Locksmiths Access Key (MLAK). MLAKs are issued through the Master Locksmiths Association of Australasia and are also used to access Changing Places facilities.
The City does not offer a loan key service and encourages people to apply for and purchase their own MLAK. A limited number of complimentary MLAKs are available through the City by application. For more information, email [email protected].
Watch a video on how to operate the Liberty Swing, courtesy of the City of Greater Dangenong.
The City interprets an accessible and inclusive community as one in which all functions, facilities and services are accessible to people with disability, providing them with the same opportunities as other people in the community.
With this in mind, the City of Mandurah Recreation Centres ensured that the redevelopment of the aquatic facilities allowed for accessibility features, such as:
We also provide specialised programs and welcome you to contact us to discuss which programs are available.
Aquatics
The centre has an Adult accessible change room, with adjustable hand basin, hoist and wash down bed.
We offer 4 x Wet wheelchairs and ramps to all pool, and a portable hoist for all pools and spa
We accept Assistant Dogs to all areas of the Centre.
Assistant Dogs must have their identification vest on.
For access to the pools, please see the Aquatics Management Team for the health and well-being of your dog.
At the MARC, we have a fully accessible gym with
We cater for all abilities with our lessons. We are able to modify our class numbers should a student wish to participate in a group lesson and is able to do all the skills.
Our swim teachers also provide private one -to -one swimming lessons. We can arrange to do these when the pool is quieter if needed. Students can enter using the hoist, ramp or side of the pool.
All teachers have access and inclusion qualifications. We are able to adapt the stroke to teach survival skills no matter what the ability of the swimmer.
We aim to provide quality Children’s activities for all, including Children from a variety of different backgrounds and abilities, as well as those who may need additional support.
Feel free to speak to any of our instructor’s about your child’s progress and needs.
We ask to be advised prior to your child’s class if your child has any medical or learning needs that we may need to be aware of.
The MARC often holds different events at the Centre where all abilities are welcome to participate.
Past events include Wheelchair Basketball, Wheelchair Rugby and Water polo.
A Mobility Scooter Recharge Station is a designated area equipped with a General Purpose Outlet (GPO), allowing people to recharge their mobility scooters. There are four of these stations conveniently located around the Mandurah central area. The stations enable residents and visitors to recharge their devices while out and about, ensuring they can continue their activities without worrying about battery power. The stations are situated at the following locations:
Please note that power cords are not supplied; users must bring their own.
Mandurah’s parks, foreshore areas and natural spaces provide places for people to play, relax and connect with others. Many of these locations include accessible features that support people with disability to enjoy the outdoors and take part in community life.
You can explore a selection of accessible parks across Mandurah in the Accessible Parks in Mandurah booklet below.
Mandurah Play Trail
Discover the Mandurah Play Trail. Get ready for an exciting adventure as we explore some of the most scenic spots that Mandurah has to offer. Designed to be completed over multiple visits, this Mandurah Play Trail includes eight of our favourite locations for kids and families of all abilities! The best part? They can be done in any order.
Western Foreshore
The video below shows some of the accessible facilities available at Mandurah’s Western Foreshore and provides an example of accessibility features that can be found in some Mandurah parks and public spaces.
The National Toilet Map shows public toilets across Australia and includes detailed information about accessibility features. You can search using your location or preferences to find suitable facilities nearby.
Resources and local contacts supporting inclusion for people with disability.
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View our Disability Access and Inclusion Plan and Access and Inclusion Advisory Group.
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