At iCommunic8 Day, Communicare’s annual staff conference, the Strategic Pillars and Values that form the bold plan for Communicare’s next few years were shared company-wide.
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Everyone who works or volunteers at Communicare has a set of rules for how they should act around you. This includes staff, board members, volunteers, students, and contractors. These rules make sure you are included and safe.
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At Communicare, we invest in our people. We provide a range of benefits for employees, such as Wellbeing Leave and Family and Domestic Violence Leave. We also have an employee rewards and recognition program. Join the Communicare team and see how we can create better futures together.
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Communicare offer a diverse range of programs and services, so our clients all have different situations, needs and stories. Some stories are heartbreaking. Some are uplifting. Some are inspirational. All are worth reading.
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Since 1977
We work with people & communities to achieve inclusion, safety and well-being.
Over the years, we have distinguished ourselves as a provider of innovative services and an advocate of social and economic inclusion.
We have significant expertise in providing high quality services in Western Australia that seek to empower children, young people, individuals and families to fully participate in their communities.
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15,966 People Helped in 2022-23
28 Locations
31 Programs
300+ Staff and Volunteers
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Stories
Jamilla story
Jamilla* was referred to Communicare’s Settle In program in 2019 under a Temporary Partner Visa. At the time she was being subjected to increasing physical violence and emotional abuse by...
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Matt story
Four-year-old Matt* had joined our Home Interaction Program for Parents and Youngsters (HIPPY) program in 2021. HIPPY is a free, play-based program that supports parents to better understand their child’s...
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Kayla story
Kayla*, the mother of two children aged 10 and 12 years old, was facing challenges with her son’s behaviour at school and reached out to the school for parenting support....
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Hannah story
As a 12-year-old schoolgirl, *Hannah’s life has been forever changed after suffering years of family domestic violence and abuse at the hands of her father. Now diagnosed with social anxiety...
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