Beverley

Beverley Family

Families in Beverley can join an early-years story session, arrange after-school care, explore a secondary-school cadet program and connect with child, youth and carer support. Some services operate locally, while regional and statewide providers offer visiting, telephone or online access.

✨ Play, learning and school-age activities

Beverley Library Storytime + Toy Library

Beverley Early Years Group presents a free monthly session at Beverley Library for young children and their families. Held on a Wednesday at 9.30 am, the interactive 30-minute program features stories and songs, with access to the Toy Library. The library is inside the Beverley Community Resource Centre at 141 Vincent Street. Contact the CRC on (08) 9646 1600 to confirm the next date.

TheirCare After School Care at Beverley District High School

School families can access play-based after-school sessions designed to encourage friendships, creativity, confidence and practical life skills. Ask the Beverley District High School front office about current enrolment arrangements and session details.

Beverley District High School Cadets

Students in Years 7–10 can take part in specialist SES Emergency Volunteer training delivered with York District High School. Participants travel to York each Friday afternoon. Families can enquire with the school on (08) 9646 2500.

🌱 Child development and wellbeing

Beverley Health Service

Local family-related services listed by WA Country Health Service include child health clinics, child development, community midwifery, school health and allied health. Occupational therapy, social work and speech pathology are among the listed allied health disciplines. Confirm appointments and visiting-service arrangements before attending.

Avon and Central Wheatbelt Primary Health Service — Child Development Services

Beverley falls within the catchment of this Northam-based regional child development service. For information about access, phone (08) 9690 1320 or email AvonandCentralWheatbeltPrimaryHealthService@health.wa.gov.au.

Wheatbelt Child and Adolescent Mental Health Service

Specialised assessment, treatment and support are available for Wheatbelt children and young people up to 18, together with their families and carers. Clinics operate from several regional centres, supported by visiting services where required and telephone or video outreach. Referrals may come from a young person, family or carer, school, or health provider.

🤝 Support for carers and family relationships

Carers WA — Carer Gateway Services

Unpaid family carers in Beverley can seek free counselling, coaching, tailored support packages, emergency respite and online support. The service assists people caring for someone with disability, a medical or mental health condition, alcohol or other drug dependency, or age-related frailty. Call 1800 422 737 for an individually assessed planning conversation.

Relationships Australia WA — Counselling

Individuals, couples, families and children can arrange telephone or online counselling from Beverley. Support may cover parenting, separation, relationship difficulties, family and domestic violence, stress or conflict. Call 1300 364 277 to discuss access.

❤ Family and domestic violence support

Department of Communities — Women’s and Men’s Domestic Violence Helplines

The Women’s Domestic Violence Helpline supports WA women, with or without children, who are experiencing family and domestic violence, and can provide refuge referrals. Call 1800 007 339. The Men’s Domestic Violence Helpline provides information and referrals for men concerned about their violent or abusive behaviour, as well as male victims; call 1800 000 599.

📌 Before you attend or enrol

• Confirm dates, session availability and whether advance booking is required.
• Check age, school-year, catchment or referral requirements.
• Ask about accessibility, transport and supervision arrangements where relevant.
• Confirm current fees or funding conditions; only services identified above as free should be assumed to have no charge.

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