Communicare Inc.

Communicare is a dynamic charity which helps more than a quarter of a million Australians every year. Since 1977, the organisation has grown rapidly establishing a reputation for innovation, leadership and professional excellence in Support Services.

 

      

News & Events

More job seekers in the East Metropolitan Perth area will benefit from services provided by Communicare, as of 2012.The Australian Government’s reallocation of business to Communicare acknowledges this business is the highest performer in the area under the successful Job Services Australia.

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A Communicare garden project, supported by a number of organisations, is working to empower young people as they develop green thumbs and a healthier diet.

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A group of Ursula Frayne students visited Communicare to donate packages to clients within Humanitarian Settlement Services on Wednesday, September 28.

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On Friday 10th July Communicare Inc was presented with a cheque from Lotterywest by the Honourable Minister McSweeny for $402,706.00 to support the improvement of information technology across the organisation.

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On Wednesday 8th June Communicare Inc. unveiled the first in a series of new mosaics for the railway stations at Whiteman Park.

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On Wednesday 6th July Communicare Communities for Children will be inspiring young people in the City of Armadale to Dream their Future at the first ever career expo designed specifically for year 6 and 7 students within the City.

The expo has been designed to stimulate ideas amongst our young people and encourage them to take positive steps towards having the career of their dreams.

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This year for Harmony Day 2011, VIP Plus @ Communicare and Kenwick School joined together to participate in Harmony Day activities highlighting that no matter what your background is, ‘Everyone Belongs’.

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The Communicare Communities for Children Baby Community Project launched on Feb 16th with a presentation and morning tea at the City of Armadale.

The Baby Community Project aims to link parents of babies in their first year of life with services that can help them build a foundation for their child’s development.

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