Community Navigators
Someone who can talk through the best way to access help for your individual circumstances.
Often life challenges do not neatly fit into boxes. It is not uncommon to be experiencing several concerns at the same time and be confused about which bit to address first.
Community Navigators
Where is the door?
Our first release of resources is for the Fremantle, Cockburn & Melville area.
Some of our resources are available state or nation-wide. Please check each resource for details.
Community Navigators
If you are not sure where to start or need some support to reach out, speak to a community navigator.
Fremantle Rockingham Family Support Network
- Fremantle Cockburn Melville, WA Metro
Community Navigators that assess the needs of families and connect them to a range of local support services.
Fremantle Library Connect
- Fremantle Cockburn Melville
A walk in service at Fremantle Library for free advice, referrals and support.
Fremantle Women’s Health Centre
- Fremantle Cockburn Melville
Counselling and Community Connector services for women.
ConnectGroups
- Fremantle Cockburn Melville, Western Australia
Search the online directory to find a peer support group in your areas or phone for a referral.
Peer Pathways
- Fremantle Cockburn Melville, Western Australia
A free, WA-wide navigation service that assists people with mental health challenges find the supports needed to promote mental and physical wellbeing.
Communities Inclusion Connection Team
- Fremantle Cockburn Melville, WA Metro
Phone and email navigation service providing information and linking community members with local services. Face-to-face service available for people with a disability requiring additional support.
Support for those caring for a family member or friend with a disability, mental illness or who is frail due to age.
Support and information for young people, parents and carers and school communities.
Advice and information to support a friend through a tough time, whether it’s mental health issues, relationship problems or financial difficulties.
Someone who can talk through the best way to access help for your individual circumstances.
If you can’t find what you are looking for, try a community directory for more options.
Free and low-cost meals, food, accommodation and support services.
If you can’t find what you are looking for, try a community directory for more options.
Someone who can talk through the best way to access help for your individual circumstances.
Advice and information to support a friend through a tough time, whether it’s mental health issues, relationship problems or financial difficulties.
Support and information for young people, parents and carers and school communities.
Support for those caring for a family member or friend with a disability, mental illness or who is frail due to age.
