Broomehill Tambellup

Broomehill Tambellup Family

Families in Broomehill Tambellup can join relaxed library activities close to home, seek regional child health and development care, and reach wider support by phone or online. Options cover creative play, sport participation, young people’s wellbeing, carers and family relationships.

✨ Local clubs and activities

Kids Corner Club

Kids Corner Club gives children and families a recurring activity at Broomehill Public Library. Sessions run from 2.30 pm to 4 pm on selected Mondays and are listed for all ages. For current dates and enquiries, contact Jacinta at the Shire of Broomehill-Tambellup on (08) 9825 3555 or mail@shirebt.wa.gov.au.

Lego Club

Young builders can create and play at the Broomehill Fire Brigade Community Meeting Room from 3.30 pm to 5.30 pm on selected Thursdays. The club is free for Broomehill Library members, and anyone under 18 must attend with a guardian. Direct enquiries to Jacinta at the Shire on (08) 9825 3555 or mail@shirebt.wa.gov.au.

KidSport

This WA Government program helps eligible children aged 5–18 with fees at approved community sporting clubs. A child must live in WA, be named on a valid Services Australia Health Care Card or Pensioner Concession Card, and register with a KidSport club. Families experiencing financial distress may be able to use a special-consideration pathway.

🌱 Child development and family health

Healthy Country Kids — Great Southern Community Child and School Health Services

WA Country Health Service provides child health support for children aged 0–4 and school health services for ages 4–18 across the Great Southern. Families can contact the Katanning team on (08) 9821 6280 or gs.pophealthclerical@health.wa.gov.au.

Great Southern Child Development Services

Free child development services are available for families with children from birth to 18 years, with locations in nearby Katanning and Albany. Regional allied health services listed through the Katanning team include audiology, occupational therapy, speech pathology and social work. Call (08) 9821 6280 or email gskt.pophealthclerical@health.wa.gov.au.

💛 Support for young people, carers and families

eheadspace

Young people aged 12–25 can access free, confidential, short-term mental health support online or by phone. Family members and friends may also seek guidance about supporting someone in this age range. No referral or mental health care plan is required; call 1800 650 890 or connect through headspace online.

Carers WA — Carer Gateway in the Regions

Unpaid family carers can seek counselling, tailored support packages, emergency respite and online assistance. Support covers people caring for someone with disability, mental health challenges, a long-term health condition, alcohol or other drug dependency, or age-related frailty. An Albany-based Young Carer Regional Coordinator supports Great Southern carers aged 8–25. Call Carer Gateway on 1800 422 737.

Relationships Australia WA — Counselling for Parents and Families

Families dealing with relationship difficulties, communication concerns or major changes can arrange individual or group counselling. No referral is needed, and phone or online appointments are available. Fees use a household-income sliding scale; call 1300 364 277.

📌 Before you take part

• Confirm the selected date before travelling to a recurring local club.
• Ask about booking, waiting periods and appointment format for regional services.
• Check age, membership, supervision and concession-card conditions.
• Discuss accessibility or participation needs directly with the provider.

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