Have a parenting challenge? Talk to the professionals

The Parenting Line is open 8am-8pm to help with any parenting challenge for kids from 0-18 years. Talk to qualified child health nurses, midwives and other professionals.

Stay at our purpose-built Centre in Kensington and work directly with our team of qualified professionals to solve a huge range of parenting challenges.

Carnarvon Education & Engagement Program (CEEP) helps children and families to have a bright future by gaining important skills through education and engagement.

Child and Parent Centres are innovative hubs that provide free services to local communities, which regularly change in line with the needs of the local community.

The Every Child Every Day (ECED) program aims to build the capacity of, and connections between, families, teachers, and agencies involved in children’s lives.

Help young people aged 11 to 18 years to improve their social, personal and life skills. Our staff work with schools, families and agencies to support young people who may be at risk.

Do you need a safe place to talk? The Geraldton Family Counselling Service (GFCS) gives individual, relationship and family counselling. Each session takes about an hour and needs no referral.

MyTime is for parents and carers of children with a disability, developmental delay or chronic medical condition. It’s a place for you to unwind and talk about your experiences. It’s a world away from appointments and therapy. It’s support for you.

Parenting Connection WA works with local communities to identify needs, ensuring services are the right fit. This includes lots of fun, educational and inclusive opportunities

Parents and Learning (PaL) is a home based parent engagement program that supports Aboriginal families in getting their children, aged 3 – 5 years ready for school.

Strong Self Strong Spirit (SSSS) uses strengths-based practices to improve the well-being of children aged 8 – 12 years of age in Geraldton.

Supporting children and families from birth to 12 years. Swan Communities for Children sub-contracts local organisations, known as Community Partners, to run activities and programs for local families.