Homeless, at risk and disadvantaged people

Community Wellbeing Support

The City of Kwinana’s Community Wellbeing Officers provide a wellbeing support services for adults and children who are at risk or currently experiencing social disadvantage.

This can include people currently or at risk of experiencing financial hardship, homelessness, mental health issues, social isolation, or any other social disadvantage, who are unsure where to turn for help.

The free support service can provide general advice and initial support to identify the best specialised support services to help them further. To speak to a Community Wellbeing Officer, please call the Community Support Line on 9236 4570 from 9am to 4pm, Monday to Friday.

Youth can also be supported by the City’s Youth Engagement Officers, with more information at the Youth Support services page.

Location and Contact Details 

Individuals looking for support for any of the above reasons, should call the Community Support Line on 9236 4570 between 9am and 4pm Monday to Friday.  Staff can help over the phone or may arrange an appointment, either in-home or at a City facility.

Referrals can also be taken from agencies or care professionals using a referral form.

External Emergency and Assistance Contacts

There are a number of external emergency and assistance organisations listed below for those requiring emergency relief, crisis support, ​accommodation​ services, as well as other useful contacts in Kwinana and Rockingham.

If you are experiencing a life-threatening crisis, please call the Police on 000.