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L o c a l S e r v i c e s Activ 90711943 ALL ABOUT ESPERANCE Ambulance / Emergency ‘000’ Mobiles Dial ‘112’ Supporting the Esperance Community for 35 years Australian Breastfeeding Association 93401200 Bay of Isles Community Outreach (BOICO) 9072 1072 ESCARE INC Centrelink 58 The Esplanade 132468 Manager: Jo Aberle Cannery Arts Centre 90713599 Telephone 90713110 Fax 90717193 Commonwealth Carelink 1800 052 222 Mobile 0419 905233 Centrecare (Counselling) 52 The Esplanade (Formerly Radio House) 90832600 Email: [email protected] Child and Adolescent Mental Health Team 90710444 Escare Development Officer Child Care - Outside School Hours Care Natalie Symonds 90717227 0409832125 - Lingalonga 90712281 Telephone 90713110 Fax 90717193 - Cubby House for Little Treasures 90717789 Email: [email protected] Community Health Centre Forrest St 9071 0400C Esperance Family & Community Service 90553013 Clare Franklyn Registered Psychologist (12-25yrs) Megs Sims – Family & Community Worker Dept of Child Protection & Family Support (Dept. Communities) 90832566 Telephone 90713110 Fax 90717193 Dept of Housing and Works Mobile 0488 713110 90723000 Maintenance (Dept. Communities) 1300 137 677 Email: [email protected] Disability Services (Dept. Communities) 9071 6634 Escare Youth Service Esperance Hospital 90710888 Linda Tobin Esperance Care Services (Gilpin Street) 90716310 Telephone 9071311 Mobile 0408 542887 Esperance Community Arts 90721158 Email: [email protected] Esperance Crisis Accommodation 90714395 Esperance Outside School Hours Care Esperance District Education 90719100 After School Care and Vacation Care Esperance Volunteer Resource Centre 90720346 George St Centre, Cnr George & Backland St, Forrest Personnel 90715358 Esperance WA 6450 Hope Community Services 90715169 or 1300 664 137 Phone/Fax: 9071 7227 Mobile: 0409 832125 ESCARE Email: [email protected] ESCARE Family & Community Service, Youth Worker, Financial Lotteries House, Forrest St 9071 3110 INCORPORATED Counsellor, Outside School Hours Care 9071 3101 Esperance Financial Counselling Service Increasing the capacity GIFSA Lotteries House, Forrest St 90721726 Financial counsellor Peta Horan is available of individuals and Homecare 90831800 between9.00am and 4.00pm, Monday - Friday. families, to assist with Leisure Centre – swimming pool/gym Black St 90831700 For more information or an appointment contact: Telephone 90713101 Fax 90717193 daily living challenges Max Employment 90716685 Email: [email protected] and to enrich Mental Health 90710444 One and All Project Playgroup Black St, Esperance 0427 907 216 community life! Building an inclusive environment for people of all Police 90798999 ages and abilities. For more information contact: Senior Citizens 9071 2268 Linda Tobin – Project Officer Telephone: 90713110 Toy Library EDRA Sports House, James St 0407 721156 Fax: 90717193 Email: [email protected] Victim Support Service 90832600 ESCARE services are primarily funded by: Updated October 2018. WA Department of Communities P A R E N T I N G Information & Helplines 90213666 or Aboriginal Legal Service of WA Mytime groups provide support for mothers, fathers, grandparents and anyone caring for a child (up to the age of 16) with a 1800 019 900 disability or chronic medical condition. Assoc. for the Blind WA 1800 658 388 Escare in partnership with Ngala run this regular group. Call 90713110. ATO National Hardship Hotline 1300 788 347 BOYSTOWN – Parentline 1300 30 1300 “New Parent” Group Breastfeeding Helpline 1800MUM2MUM Cancer Council Helpline 131120 FOR PARENTS WITH BABIES 0-6 MONTHS THURSDAYS 10AM-12NOON Carers Counselling Line - 24 Hrs 1800 007 332 Contact Michelle Pitman at Community Health 9071 0400 Carers Helpline * Face to Face 1300 227 377 To download the ‘Kids Stuff’ booklet or to search the Esperance Library ‘Community Database’ and CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION SERVICE 1800 688 009 much more visit: www.escare.org.au Crisis Care 1800 6220258 Dads in Distress 1300 853 437 Domestic Violence Hotline 1800 007 339 BETTER START MEN’S Helpline 1800 000 599 Better Start for children with disability. Registration and Information Service Equal Opportunity 1800 198 149 1800 242 636 or www.betterstart.net.au All matters regarding discrimination www.equalopportunity.wa.gov.au Family Court Matters: Parenting Workshops, Groups and more… Family Court Counselling service 1800 199 228 Family Law Hotline www.familycourt.gov.au 1800 050 321 Introduction to Solids – Babies 3-6 months 1300 650 579 Triple P Positive Parenting Legal aid www.legalaid.wa.gov.au 1300 139 188 For further information call Janette Fletcher 90710400 Family Help Line 1800 643 000 Community Health Centre, Forrest Street Family Relationships Advice Line 1800050321 Financial Counselling Hotline 1800 889 364 MEGS – Mothers Encouragement Group Goldfields Community Legal Service 1300 139 188 Support and Encouragement for Mums - Meets Tuesday Fortnights, Free Creche, Health Direct (24 hr Nurse triage) 1800022222 To join or for more information contact: “Hey Dad” 1800 111 545 Nareena – 0407 261 215 or [email protected] JET Child Care 13 6150 Isolated Parents Association 90785035 SIDS & KIDS PARENT SUPPORT Kids Helpline 1800 551 800 Supporting parents who have experienced the loss of a child from miscarriage, stillbirth, neonatal loss or the Lifeline 131114 death of a child up to twelve years. Mercy Reconnect Youth Help line 1800 800 046 Contact: Gabby 0409088584 Ngala Helpline 1800 111 546 Escare Incorporated Ombudsman For complaints regarding a Government Department 928 7300 or 1800 117 000 1-2-3 Magic and Emotion Coaching parent course, Engaging Adolescents parent course, The State Ombudsman-18th Floor, St Martin's Tower, 44 St George's Terrace, Perth WA Protective Behaviours parent course The Commonwealth Ombudsman 1300 362 072 www.comb.gov.au Register your interest by calling 90713110 Parent Drug Information Service 1800 653 203 Esperance Outside School Hours Care 24 Hour telephone support, counseling, info & referral service for parents concerned about 9442 5050 for primary school aged children their child's drug use After School Care and Vacation Care Call 90717227 or 0409 832 125 Parent Helpline 1800 654 432 Poisons 131126 Psychiatric Emergency Service 1800 676 822 BOYSTOWN – Parentline : 1300 301300 8am-10pm 7 days a week Read Write Now 1800 018 802 We provide support, counselling and parent education for the cost of a local call*. Samaritans Suicide Emergency & Youth line 1800 198 313 or 907121297 Web counselling - Web counselling lets you communicate one-on-one, real time with a Parentline counsellor. Stepping Ahead www.stepfamily.asn.au 85227007 Web counselling is open Tuesdays and Thursdays between 11am and 2pm. www.parentline.com.au Tenancy Advice Service: Goldfields Community Legal Service Kalgoorlie 1300 139188 Parenting Connection WA Tenants Advice Service: Perth 1800 621 888 www.taswa.org Local parenting services to suit your local community. Turning Point Alcohol and Drug Centre 1300 85 85 84 Parenting Connection WA runs workshops, groups and activities to help you to be the best parent YOUTHLINK & YOUTHREACH SOUTH 1300 362 569 you can be. Joint Referral Process – Mon-Fri 12.30-4.30pm Ph: (08) 9068 1821 E: [email protected] Playtime for Kids PLAYGROUPS ReachOut.com is Australia’s leading online youth mental health service, ESPERANCE PLAYGROUP where you can get the help you need, where and when you need it. CRN Black Street and Jane Street Every year ReachOut.com helps hundreds of thousands of people Email: [email protected] under 25 tackle everything from finding motivation to getting through really tough times. Visit the website today! NULSEN PLAYGROUP Wednesdays 9 – 10.45am @ Nulsen Kindy - Phone 90714466 for information CONDINGUP PLAYGROUP Wednesday 9.30 – 11.30am @ Community Centre Eheadspace is a confidential, free and secure space where a young person or their family can web chat, email or speak on the phone with a qualified youth mental health professional. www.eheadspace.org.au 1pm-1am AEST or CASCADE PLAYGROUP - Children 0-5 years 1800 650 890 10pm-1pm AEST Cascade Recreation Association – Wednesdays 9am to 11am Beyondblue's website for young people - www.youthbeyondblue.com Wanslea Early Learning and Development Goldfields – Family Day Care provides information on depression, anxiety and how to help a friend. Contact: 9000 3070 You can call the beyondblue info line on 1300 22 4636 Lingalonga Early Years Learning Centre – Child Care Contact: (08) 9071 2281 ESCARE YOUTH SERVICE Cubby House's Little Treasures – Child Care Escare runs a part-time Youth Service that offers a regular group, information, Contact: (08) 9071 7789 referrals, advocacy, one to one assistance and recreational activities to young Looking for an inexpensive way to provide educational toys for your kids? "at risk" people, ages between 12-18 years, in Esperance. Come and join the ESPERANCE TOY LIBRARY Open Saturdays 9.30-11.00am EDRA Sports House, James Street Esperance 6450 Kids Helpline is Australia's only free, private and confidential, phone counselling service Email: [email protected] specifically for young people aged between 5 and 25. Any time. Any reason You can talk with our team for free on 1800 55 1800,via email or WebChat. We listen and care. Talking helps. Mytime groups provide support for mothers, fathers, grandparents and anyone caring for a child (up to the Lifeline is a national charity providing all Australians experiencing age of 16) with a disability or chronic medical
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