Community partnerships

Partnerships between the City and community organisations benefit the whole community; they positively impact residents and help develop collaborative relationships throughout the region. From mental health initiatives, through to arts and culture events and activities strengthening neighbourhood connections, the City is pleased to partner with organisations which support the community.

Contact us to find out more on how your community organisation might partner with the City.

Community partners of the City

Current partnerships

Earthwise – a safe place where disadvantaged and vulnerable people, including those experiencing homelessness or financial distress, can come and connect with one another, receive food assistance and learn about environmental sustainability and producing healthy food from the garden
Mission Australia - an exhibition of art created by people with disability
Subi Farmers Market – supporting social connection and community outcomes through a weekly local market and healthy fresh food provision, and a free stall that can be booked by local not-for-profit community organisations
Subiaco Community Men’s Shed – a safe place where men can connect to others for support and contribute to manual arts projects
Subiaco Justice Centre – legal advice for disadvantaged persons who otherwise could not afford it, and community education sessions on topics such as advanced care planning for seniors and financial literacy for women
Subiaco Primary School Community Pool – support for a local community swimming pool that encourages physical activity and neighbourhood connections
The Boxing Project Inc. - non-combat boxing and mental wellness workshops for women
Vocal Ensemble VoiceworksPLUS – a choir that promotes social connection and inclusion for people with disability
Wandana Community Association – community gardening activities and a fortnightly morning tea for residents at Wandana social housing complex
Yirra Yaakin - Aboriginal performing arts

Past partnerships

Association for Services to Torture and Trauma Survivors (ASeTTS) - Community Innovators, Volunteers and Leaders training course for current and emerging culturally and linguistically diverse community leaders
Australian Red Cross - community mental health training courses
Beyond Blue - 24/7 email, phone and chat support services for mental health
Climate Clever - school climate change program
Communicare - parenting seminars
FORM – Scribbler’s Festival, a children and youth literacy event held at the Subiaco Arts Centre
Masters and Co. Psychology and Wellness - mental health programs for school students, older people and mothers and babies.
Salvation Army - positive ageing activities for seniors at the Third Place community centre
Skateboarding WA - skateboarding clinics and competitions for young people
Subiaco Church - Community Christmas Day Lunch for members of the community who might live alone or have family living elsewhere
WA Opera - Bran Nue Dae theatrical performance

For more information about Community Partnerships, please contact the City’s Senior Community Development Officer on 9237 9328 or email culture@subiaco.wa.gov.au.