Mandurah Community
COVID-19 Update

The Australian Government have released an app to help slow down the spread of COVID-19. 

The COVIDSafe app speeds up contacting people exposed to coronavirus and helps support and protect you, your family and friends.

The State Government has released a Frequently Asked Questions to help the community understand the cautious easing of restrictions. 

Please ensure to continue to practice social distancing and check the frequently asked questions for further information.

There are over 20 services available to assist local 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.

Department of Health coronavirus (COVID-19) health information line.

Open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Call 1800 020 080 if you are seeking information on the coronavirus.

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

Check out over 100 Les Mills Classes on demand with workouts for all ages.

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

Chorus is rapidly expanding its capacity to deliver nourishing meals throughout WA.

For individuals or families finding it difficult to eat well, Chorus is using a team of volunteers to deliver healthy meals.

This assistance can be accessed by self-referral via 1800 861 617 or meals@chorus.org.au

The City of Mandurah has produced a list of local organisations who can provide assistance to community members who as a result of COVID-19, may need a hand.

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

Are you a local business feeling the impacts of COVID-19?

Join this free online course to find out simple and effective solutions that can be executed quickly to survive and thrive during the crisis.

Modules can be completed at your own pace over the next 12 months.

People Who Care are providing support to older Australians. Ready to chat and help all seniors with:

Contact 9379 1944

The library team have been busy transferring programs to Facebook Live. 

Check out these events:

More Facebook events coming soon!

Young people aged 11-25 are invited to submit creative pictures based on a theme each week to go into the draw to win a 1-month subscription to a streaming service (Stan, Netflix, Disney+) of your choice!

Visit the Mandurah Youth and headspace Mandurah Facebook pages to find out more and enter!

Mandurah Club Connect Facebook Group has been set up to support local sporting clubs to stay connected during COVID-19.

Clubs can engage in training webinars, learn about grant funds and more. 

Garry Dyer, Coach for Peel Thunder Colts shared information on AFL in Your Backyard, a public group encouraging families to develop football skills at home. 

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

People with Disability Advocacy Australia (PWDA) have provided accessible resources about COVID-19. This includes:

There has been an increase in COVID-19 related scams and phishing emails.

New scams are preying on people’s desire for information regarding COVID-19 by imitating trusted organisations and government agencies.