Following the WA Government's announcement on Friday, July 9, the City of Swan has returned to pre-lockdown conditions for all services and facilities from Monday, July 12.
City's response to COVID-19
Due to an expected increase of phone calls this week, we are experiencing some difficulties with wait times. Many City enquiries and payments can be made online and in person at our libraries. You can alternatively email us on swan@swan.wa.gov.au.
If you’re looking for support or just want somewhere to hang out in the afternoon, the City has a range of youth centres you can visit.
Whitelion Youth Agency Ballajura delivers support and drop in sessions for young people aged 12 to 17 who may be experiencing any difficulties, issues or just need to have a chat.
Altone Youth Services is a safe space for at risk young people between 11-25 years (with a focus on 11-18 years) who live, recreate or attend School in Lockridge, Beechboro, Kiara, Caversham, Eden Hill, Bennett Springs or Morley.
The Bullseye Youth Centre is a service provided by the City and is a safe space for young people aged 12 to 17 years who study, work or live in the Bullsbrook area.
The Cool Room is a drop-in centre open to all 12 to 17 year olds.
Stratton Edge is a drop-in centre for 12-17 year olds looking for something to do.
Midland Police and Community Youth Centre (PCYC) operates a range of activities for young people, and the community.
SCYS is located at the Midland Youth Hub. SCYS is a not for profit government service, supported by, but not run by the City of Swan.