Category #Community Plan Focus Area - Health   Show all

  • Pool Maintenance

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    There's a lot happening around town as we refresh ready for a strong recovery after the pandemic.

    While the MARC facilities have been closed, a scheduled 50m pool maintenance was brought forward to ensure it's in top shape for customers to enjoy when the time is right.

    It's a time to get those little jobs finished, to touch up some rough edges & to focus on improvements. Then when normality kicks in, Mandurah can reopen bigger & better than ever!

    Check out the video of the pool being emptied!

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  • Staying Active & Healthy From Home

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    The Mandurah Recreation Centres are sharing ways to stay active and healthy from home.

    Request to sign up to the Mandurah Recreation Centre eNewsletter and visit the Facebook page.

    You will be able to access over 100 Les Mills Classes on demand with workouts for all ages, children’s activities, nutritious recipe ideas and more!

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  • Mandurah Community Sector Hub

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    This week the City launched the Mandurah Community Sector Hub Facebook group and eNewsletter.

    Inviting all local service providers, not-for-profit organisations, charities, community clubs and groups to join the Hub.

    A place for everyone who is working to support our community to come together and share resources, information, ideas and support.

    The Hub will enable the community sector in Mandurah to:

    1. Build capacity, knowledge and skills
    2. Share information
    3. Coordinate efforts
    4. Promote collective action


    We are asking you to subscribe to receive the Mandurah Community Sector Hub eNewsletter and to join the Facebook group.

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  • Help for Parents!

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    Do you know there are services available to assist families with financial assistance, work advice and relationship counselling?

    The City is working with schools, childcare centres and other providers to get the Mandurah Families Support Guide to as many local families as possible.

    The Guide lists over 20 local providers ready to lend a hand - so please share and reach out if you need help, as we are all in this together.

    Download the Mandurah Families Support Guide.

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  • Let there be light!

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    We're switching on the floodlights at three City Parks to give residents more time to enjoy a walk or jog outdoors.

    From 5.30pm to 8pm each night, you’ll find the lights on at the following areas:

    Falcon Reserve, Lynda Street Falcon

    Bortolo Reserve, North Oval, Lowden Road

    Meadow Springs Reserve, South Oval, Oakmont Avenue Meadow Springs

    Please remember to practise social distancing and do not use any equipment at these sites.

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  • Mandurah Emergency Assistance and Support

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    The City of Mandurah is working with a range of providers who offer emergency assistance, relief or support for those affected by coronavirus in our area.

    For information on the Federal Government’s financial assistance services and payments, visit Services Australia. and for information on a range of immediate emergency assistance or support measures available, visit the Department for Social Services.

    For local information, you can access the DSS Grant Services directory or visit erconnect.org.au where you can search for a range of emergency relief services within in 5 kms of where you are located.

    Download the Mandurah Emergency Assistance and Support information for a list of local organisations and services contacts including food relief, financial counselling and emergency accommodation, amongst other services.

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  • Community Welfare Checks

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    In response to COVID-19, our team have started checking in on targeted members of our community & connecting them with local support services.

    Seniors may receive an email asking them to register if they need assistance or they may be called directly to see how they are coping.

    There has never been a more important time for our community to stick together.

    For more information download Mandurah Community Welfare Checks.

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  • Friendly Neighbour Support

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    Are you willing and able to lend a hand to a neighbour?

    As the coronavirus pandemic continues to develop rapidly, there’s an increased concern for the welfare of our elderly & vulnerable community members.

    Not everyone has someone to call on when they need help – you can make a difference to someone's life!

    How? Download the friendly neighbour support postcards and drop them into your neighbours' letterboxes.

    Download Friendly Neighbour Support Postcards

    Download Friendly Neighbour Support Postcard - Single

    Let’s share the kindness by supporting our nearest & dearest through this challenging time!

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  • Important information card

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    The City of Mandurah with the support of local organisations has organised the distribution of important information cards with important local health service contact numbers.

    Special thanks to Mandurah Coastal Times, Coast Live, Mandurah Mail, local Woolworths Stores and the Mandurah Australia Post Office for distributing the important information cards to our residents.

    Our local rangers and police will also lend a hand in getting these out.

    You can access digital versions by downloading from the links below.

    Download Mandurah Community COVID-19 Response Plan - Important Contacts

    Download Mandurah Community COVID-19 Response Plan - Action Plan

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