Criminal Property Confiscation Grants Program

Equestrian Youth Engagement Service

Creating opportunities for at-risk young people to adjust their life trajectory and renavigate to positive community engagement and vocational pathways. By working with horses and practical training courses to move past habitual negative behaviours to improve mental health and emotional regulation, build trust, and develop key relationships and social skills.

GROW: Guiding Recovery, Opportunity, and Wellbeing

The project will assist vulnerable women and children who have/are experiencing domestic violence through empowerment strategies and skill development. Through holistic programming, participants will develop a personal life plan, as well as group training for self-development.

Caring Dads North Western Perth

This program will reduce the instances of neglect, control and violence through a 17-week group program creating lasting behavioural change.

CIC Application Assistance Project

The project will develop victim-centric resources and materials designed to limit the re-traumatisation of disadvantaged victims during the claims process, reducing errors and omissions, as well as providing self-care strategies for volunteers.

Urban Art and Graffiti Intervention Program

This project will address incidences of vandalism and graffiti in the City of Canning by mitigating risks of repeat offences in high incident areas, along with Urban Art Sessions and delivery of 2 murals in hotspot locations.

Better services for a safer Melville

The project will deliver case management services, culturally sensitive activities, mentorships and a healthy-eating program to build participants’ health, wellbeing, and self-care strategies.

City After Dark Tour – Fremantle

The project will deliver safety walking tours of the Fremantle entertainment precinct. The tours will use experiential learning to teach participants how to identify risks and avoid dangerous situations on a night out.

Game On! Hubs Afterschool Program

This afterschool program will offer healthy meal preparation opportunities and inclusive movement-based activities in the aim to break down barriers, develop skills, foster meaningful conversations, and establish trust and support as they build confidence.

The Sanctuary Project

The Sanctuary Project involves placing a Family Domestic Violence (FDV) Specialist Lawyer in refuges to create a streamlined and cohesive support system that addresses both the immediate and long-term needs of FDV survivors to improve legal and protective outcomes.

Court Based Family Safety Project

This project will provide duty lawyer support and related legal services for families affected by violence at Courthouses by integrating existing wrap-around services to enhance safety.

Family and Domestic Violence Support

The program will provide targeted intervention for victims of Family Domestic Violence crimes with exacerbating risk factors such as visa, housing, and financial issues.

Short-term Residential Stabilisation (R-StOX)

This short-term residential stay program will enable clients to engage in a supported stabilisation period as preparation for detoxification. The method will particularly benefit clients for whom the absence of a residential component is a limiting factor to successful participation in community-based models.

FDV Advocate MIST Rockingham

This project will provide therapeutic, trauma-informed interventions, psychoeducation and support to children and young people impacted by Family Domestic Violence, Child Sexual Abuse, and other adverse childhood experiences.

Safe Pathways to Independence

This program will provide clientele with Family Domestic Violence services, trauma-mentoring and volunteering opportunities in retail to improve communal support, gain financial independence and re-establish their lives.

Aboriginal Outreach Treatment and Support

This project will employ a dedicated Aboriginal worker to offer treatment and services that are culturally sensitive, aligning their unique technical and sociocultural skills to improve care, improve access and support cultural appropriateness.

Burringurrah Aboriginal Community Development Project

A Project Officer will work directly with the Burringurrah Aboriginal Community to address and resolve priority issues, encouraging previous inhabitants to return to the community, improving their connection to Country.

Still on Track

This re-engagement program will build attendance, punctuality, organisational skills, problem-solving, communication, and time management behaviours of disengaged youth through a variety of workshops, mentorship and care.

WYAC Young Adults At Risk Program

This project will deliver diversionary, support and counselling activities to young Aboriginal men and women. Additional activities will focus around caring for animals to improve skills and daily routines.