R U OK? resources to support meaningful conversations
R U OK? has free conversation guides, posters and community resources to help people feel more confident checking in with someone who may be struggling.
Peer support and women’s health at the WA Women’s Health Conference 2026
Alike WA joined the WA Women’s Health Conference 2026, where Janel Wong and Jasmyn Hutin shared how peer support can positively impact women’s lives and strengthen community support.
Social September: keeping connection simple
This Social September, Act Belong Commit is encouraging Western Australians to find simple ways to connect with others. Alike WA is proud to support the initiative as an Associate Partner.
Grants available for International Day of People with Disability 2026 events
Grants of up to $1,250 are available for WA community groups and organisations to hold events celebrating International Day of People with Disability 2026. Applications close 5 October.
Planning a fundraiser or community event? Legal resources for not-for-profits
Planning a fundraiser or community event? Not-for-profit Law has free resources to help community organisations understand some of the legal considerations that may apply.
Using AI in your community organisation: new guidance for not-for-profits
Using AI in your community organisation? Not-for-profit Law has practical guidance covering legal risks, governance, ethical considerations and responsible AI use.
New lived experience book from Amanda MacGregor
Amanda MacGregor draws on more than a decade of lived experience of depression and recovery in her new self-published book, How Is This My Life?
Support Group Stories: CMT Australia WA Support Group
CMT Australia WA Support Group brings individuals and families affected by Charcot-Marie-Tooth disease together to share information, build connections and reduce isolation.
Community Citizen of the Year Awards nominations open 1 September
Know someone making a difference in their local community? Nominations for WA’s Community Citizen of the Year Awards open on 1 September, including recognition for individuals, groups and events.
Digital inclusion in WA: why it matters for connection and participation
Digital inclusion affects how people access information, services and community connection. Explore what the Why it Matters project found and an upcoming opportunity to learn more.