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$1 4 million early years investment for Kwinana and Cockburn

Date Time $1.4 million early years investment for Kwinana and Cockburn $1.4 million investment in health and wellbeing of young children living in the cities of Kwinana and Cockburn Renewed funding with Woodside Energy for the Connecting Community for Kids collective impact initiative to improve early childhood development outcomes Initiative involves collaboration between community members, non-government and government organisations Young children living in the cities of Kwinana and Cockburn are set to benefit from a $1.4 million investment designed to improve their health and wellbeing. Community Services Minister Simone McGurk has welcomed the renewed funding from Woodside Energy for the Connecting Community for Kids collective impact initiative in the cities of Kwinana and Cockburn, with the additional four years in funding bringing the total commitment to nine years.

Media statements - Derby to get improved family and domestic violence refuge

Media Statements Home Former Minister for Housing; Fisheries; Veterans Issues; Asian Engagement Hon Simone McGurk BA(Arts) BA(Comms) MLA Minister for Child Protection; Women s Interests; Prevention of Family and Domestic Violence; Community Services Derby to get improved family and domestic violence refuge 24/12/2020 9:00 AM   Derby family and domestic violence refuge to relocate to new facility Government to lease four dwellings to Marnin Bowa Dumbara Aboriginal Corporation to safely accommodate up to 17 people The State Government, through the Department of Communities, will lease four dwellings in Derby to Marnin Bowa Dumbara Aboriginal Corporation so that the organisation can relocate its family and domestic violence refuge.

WA child protection centre to build on work of Royal Commission

Date Time WA child protection centre to build on work of Royal Commission $4.3 million committed for WA Centre for the Pursuit of Excellence in Responding to Child Abuse and Neglect and contribution to a National Centre for the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse Third annual update demonstrates the McGowan Government’s progress on responding to the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses to Child Sexual Abuse WA progress report shows a further 127 recommendations have been implemented, with work commenced on remaining recommendations  The McGowan Government has committed $4.3 million to the WA Centre for the Pursuit of Excellence in Responding to Child Abuse and Neglect and contribute towards a National Centre for the Prevention of Child Sexual Abuse along with other States and Territories.

Mandurah to house WA s second Common Ground

McGowan Government to build second Common Ground in Mandurah Common Ground model provides people experiencing or at risk of homelessness with permanent homes and support services on site Construction and operation of multi-level developments in Mandurah and central Perth to support local jobs Western Australia’s second ‘Common Ground’ supported housing development will be built in Mandurah. The announcement of Mandurah as the location for the McGowan Labor Government’s second Common Ground follows engagement between local governments and the Department of Communities, which has been gathering information to better understand requirements for homelessness supports at a local level. Mandurah was selected as the second Common Ground location after the Department of Communities identified a high number of rough sleepers and people on low incomes and a need for additional homelessness accommodation in the area.

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