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03/06/2026

02/06/2026

Welcome toKarratha Central Healthcare We are a not-for-profit registered charity, providing quality allied health services and programs to our community. We aim to improve access to Quality Healthcare in the Pilbara Region. Book Online Referrals & Fees Our Vision Our vision is to be preferred by cli...

30/05/2026

For over five years, disability advocates, families, and community members have been advocating for a Changing Places facility in our region.

Recently, the decision was made not to proceed.

While this post isn’t about assigning blame, it has left me reflecting on a question that sits at the heart of inclusion:

When we talk about accessibility, are we asking, “Can we afford it?” or are we asking, “Can we justify excluding people from community life?”

Because that’s what decisions like these ultimately come down to.

If you’ve never needed a Changing Places facility, it’s easy to see it as a piece of infrastructure.

But for many people with disability and their families, it represents something much bigger.

It represents the ability to attend community events.

To stay for the whole activity.

To travel.

To participate.

To belong.

The reality is that many of the barriers faced by people with disability aren’t created by their disability at all. They are created by decisions about what we prioritise, whose voices we listen to, and whose participation we value.

This is why disability inclusion cannot stop at awareness.

It cannot stop at compliance.

And it cannot stop at good intentions.

We must move beyond asking:

➡️ Can people access this space?

And start asking:

➡️ Can people genuinely participate, contribute, and belong here?

This is the conversation at the heart of our Access to Belonging training.

Developed from lived experience, professional practice, and years of community advocacy, this training helps organisations, councils, businesses, sporting clubs, and community groups understand the difference between simply providing access and creating genuine belonging.

Because inclusion is not measured by the policies we write.

It is measured by who is able to participate in community life.

This shift starts from understanding disability perspectives and as a community culture.

Take the first step to understanding with our Access To Belonging training
https://www.inclusivemovement.com.au/disability-cultural-awareness-training

26/05/2026

Carers in Karratha, this is your moment to pause, breathe, and be held. 🧘✨

Join Harlee for a deeply restorative experience designed just for you. She is a breathwork facilitator who creates calm and supportive spaces where carers can gently return to themselves.

Suitable for all levels with no experience needed.

When: Wednesday, 10th June | 10.30am – 11.30am
Where: 6/20 Headland Place, Karratha 6714 (Please note this studio is upstairs)
Cost: Free for carers registered with Carers WA
Register here> www.carerswa.asn.au/events/sound-healing-breathwork-session

21/05/2026

💛 Do you have an Inkling? 💭

The Inklings Program is available through Connect, supporting babies aged 6-18 months who may be showing early differences in their social interaction and communication development.

Using evidence-based strategies and guided support, Inklings helps caregivers better understand and respond to their baby’s unique communication cues through everyday moments, connection and play 👶.

The program is:
👶 Designed for babies aged 6-18 months
🧠 Backed by world-leading research
🏡 Delivered in clinic, at home or via telehealth
💛 Fully funded for eligible WA families

If you’ve noticed differences in how your baby communicates, connects or responds, early support can make a real difference.

Fill in the referral, the pilot program is ending soon!

To learn more or check your eligibility, visit:
https://connectpts.com.au/inklings-program/

To get in touch with our team:
☎️ (08) 9143 1906
📧 [email protected]

20/05/2026

09/05/2026

Sending so much love to all the Mothers and Carers today! Your unconditional love and advocacy goes above and beyond everyday and you are all very appreciated.

Happy Mothers Day ❤️

09/05/2026

📣 NEW DATES ANNOUNCED – Girls Wellbeing & Confidence (Ages 8 to 11)

A fun, supportive 4-week series designed to help girls build confidence, healthy habits and positive wellbeing.

Led by Registered Nurse Jessica Evans, each session includes interactive activities, real-life tools and meaningful conversations in a safe and welcoming space.

Please note there is now no session on 5 June.

Updated session dates:
22 May
29 May
12 June
19 June

📍 Karratha Leisureplex
💸 $50 for all 4 sessions or $12.50 casual session with limited spots available

Topics include confidence, healthy habits, stress management, sleep, self-care and more.

Book now: https://karratha.wa.gov.au/community/events/girls-wellbeing-confidence-jessica-evans