Supporting Connections
MercyCare’s vision is for people and communities to thrive. We provide services to support and strengthen communities in Western Australia.
At MercyCare, we want to provide communities with stable connections, building strong support networks together. Supporting connections allows us to create positive change at the heart of Western Australian communities, ensuring our services are meaningful and helpful for those who require. Making the relevant support services available to people allows us to strengthen communities and individuals, supporting them in achieving their goals.
Read our 2021-22 Annual Report here.
How MercyCare made a difference in 2021-22
Community Support
Parents and Children
11,966 parents and children accessed local services and connected at our Warriapendi Child and Parent Centre in the past year.
216 young people and their families were provided practical counselling and support with our Family Wellbeing Support Service.
Refugees and Migrants
Multicultural
30 migrant women given vocational training and work placements with our partners.
Our migrant and refugee support services help new arrivals take control of their future, through skills development, training and more.
youth
Mental Health
285 young people were provided mental wellness services, including 49 in our Amber Youth Wellness program and 20 at our Ellenbrook Youth Service.
118 young people were supported to reconnect with their families and build strong relationships.
