We know the impact of COVID-19 on our community & globally has been significant.

Communities across 139 local government areas are joining up to create a map of wellbeing and resilience levels.

Join the biggest collaboration in WA - complete a Community Resilience Scorecard today at https://fal.cn/38vXc

Check out our recent Community COVID-19 Update - Number 5, click here https://fal.cn/38xob

To sign up to receive the regular email updates, click here: https://fal.cn/38xoa

For more information about Phase 2: Restart Mandurah, click here: https://fal.cn/38xo9

Great work supporting each other Mandurah! Stay informed and keep physical distance!

Announced live on Coast Live, Megan Reynolds is the WA Day Local Legend winner!

The manager of Food Bank Peel, Megan was nominated by her husband Scott for helping those in need during COVID.

Demand for help from Food Bank surged, but much of their volunteer base was not permitted to leave home, as they are over 70.

Megan stepped up and worked 14 hour days distributing emergency relief at Food Bank, and then came home to work online sourcing more food from retailers. She put her family in second place to help others in need during this time.

A big thank you to all our Local Legends - our community is forever grateful!

On WA Day Megan and 10 friends attended a live concert at Redmanner Waterfront Restaurant featuring local musicians from Bleeding Ear Music, supported by the City of Mandurah and Coast FM.

If you missed it make sure to check out the video of the live WA Day Concert!

Contemporary Art Spaces Mandurah & Mandurah Museum are calling on all talented local artists to create works of art for our re-opening exhibition - REFLECTIONS | COVID-19.

How would you visually express this extraordinary global crisis?

Find out more information and apply at www.mandurah.wa.gov.au/facilities/casm/exhibitions

We can’t wait to see your creative reflections of recent times!

Applications close Friday 12 June at 4pm.

As we Restart Mandurah, there are plenty of projects & initiatives underway!

Check out this video for a sample of some of the exciting things coming together for our youngsters in Mandurah

There's outdoor spaces to play, train, skate & explore. But let's not forget the support services & resources available if needed.

While there's tons of fun things you can do when you're young, it can also be challenging, especially with the uncertainty created by COVID-19. To help, we've created an online Youth Support Guide with a list of useful services that are there to help.

Young people are our future & our future is looking bright as we Restart Mandurah together!

As an emergency response to COVID-19 the City of Mandurah invited residents to sign up to an ongoing Community COVID-19 Update eNewsletter. So far three updates have been shared updating the community on the local response to COVID-19.

Catch up on the latest update, Mandurah Community COVID-19 Update 3 shared on Friday 15 May 2020.

If you missed the previous updates you can view them here:

Mandurah Community COVID-19 Update 2

Mandurah Community COVID-19 Update 1

Sign up for regular updates now to ensure you stay up to date.

From Monday 18 May some City facilities will start to reopen in accordance with Phase 2 easing of restrictions and Government guidelines.

Download City's Facility Operations for information on which facilities are reopening and changes to services.

Visit mandurah.wa.gov.au/reopen to stay up to date with ongoing changes.

Mandurah Mayor Rhys Williams delivered a presentation on Restart Mandurah: opening for 'socially-distant' business post COVID-19 live on Facebook.

Visit the City of Mandurah Facebook to view the video and download the presentation slides to find out more.