The South Perth Community Centre Hospital Inc was established as a community-run, not-for-profit private hospital in 1956. It had a maternity suite from June 1959. From August 1959 to 1980, expectant mothers who were accommodated at the Ngal-a Mothercraft Home and Training Centre Inc (Ngala) in Kensington often had their babies at the hospital. In…
The Alexandra Home for Mothers and Babies (Inc) and Mothercraft Training School was the new name given in 1950 to the Alexandra Home for Women in Highgate. It was run by a private committee of management and continued as a maternity home for unmarried mothers while also becoming Western Australia’s first training school for mothercraft…
Calvary Youth Services, Records is a collection of intake and exit records and case notes and may include some other client documents such as Centrelink Income Statements. Records are kept by the agency for around five years and are then destroyed. Access Conditions Records are restricted to protect the privacy of individuals but people are…
Please contact the Coordinator, Calvary Youth Services Mandurah Inc: Postal address: 40 Sutton Street, Mandurah WA 6210 Phone: (08) 9581 1741 Email: coordinator@calvaryyouth.com.au Website: https://www.calvary-mandurah.org/
‘F.R. Martin -v- Calvary Welfare Services Inc. Mandurah Management Committee. Order pursuant to s.29. Dismissed for want of prosecution 16/6/89’ is a file held by the State Records Office in Western Australia. Access Conditions Open
Calvary Youth Services Mandurah Inc. was the new name given in 1993 to Calvary Welfare Services. Since then it has provided emergency accommodation and support services to teenagers and young people who are homeless or at imminent risk of homelessness. Calvary Youth Services was incorporated on 16 February 1993, as Calvary Youth Services Mandurah Inc.,…
AccordWest was the new name given to Agencies for South West Accommodation Inc (ASWA) in 2011. AccordWest continued to provide supported accommodation services in Bunbury and Collie for young people aged under 19 years.
Bunyap Inc. was the new name given in 1993 to the Bunbury Youth Accommodation Project.The organisation sought to provide accommodation services to help young people who were homeless or at risk of homelessness to develop skills to live independently. Services included accommodation, financial and practical living skills development and counselling. In 1997, Bunyap Inc. became…
The Crime (Serious Repeat Offenders) Sentencing Act 1992 (Act no. 3/1992) commenced on 9 March 1992. Its long title was ‘An Act to provide for the sentencing of juveniles who commit certain offences involving the use of stolen motor vehicles and of juveniles or other persons who repeatedly commit those or certain other offences, and…
Hakea Juvenile Facility opened in early 2013 in the adult Hakea Prison in Canning Vale. It accommodated 73 male detainees aged between 14-18 transferred from the Banksia Hill Detention Centre after a riot at the youth facility. By late October 2013, all the youth detainees had been transferred back to the Banksia Hill Detention Centre….
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