Building Societies in East Perth, Perth, WA
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176 ADELAIDE TERRACE, Perth, 6000
(08) 9470 9775
ORGANIZATIONS, ORGANIZATION, CHURCH, RELIGIOUS, RELIGIOU Nearby results from the Building Societies category
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1St Floor, 201 Adelaide Tce, Perth, 6000
(08) 9221 4999
migrant, migration services, organization, migration consultants, organizations 
138 Bennett Street, East Perth, 6004
(08) 9221 7118
pregnancy counselling, civil rights, organisations rights, related services, organizations, organization Closed now
138 Bennett Street, East Perth, 6004
(08) 9221 7117
organisations rights, civil rights, organizations, related services, pregnancy counselling, organization 
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151 Royal Street, East Perth, 6004
(08) 9264 4000
The Western Australian Council of State School Organisations Inc. (WACSSO) is the peak body representing parents of public school children in Western Australia. We provide services and representation at State and National level to approximately 680 Parents and Citizens Associations (P&Cs) in Western Australia. WACSSO influences the direction of public education for the benefit of students. WACSSO is largely a volunteer organisation made up of Councillors (representatives) from each education district in Western Australia. State Councillors attend five weekend State Council meetings each year, where they debate and discuss issues relevant to parents and students in public schools. A State Conference is held once a year usually in August, where both Councillors and representatives from P&C Associations congregate to discuss and decide on the direction of the organisation. WACSSO also employs four full time equivalent and several casual staff to assist Councillors and provide expert advice to affiliates. 
201 BEAUFORT STREET, Perth, 6000
(08) 9227 6940
Aboriginal Services, ORGANIZATION, ASSOCIATION, ORGANIZATIONS, Aboriginal Centres, ABORIGINAL ASSOCIATIONS 
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45 Money Street, Perth, 6000
(08) 9227 9331
organization, organizations, migrant, organisations migrant, organisations 
Suite 2 251 Stirling St, Perth, 6000
(08) 9227 7585
organization, charity, charitable organizations, charities 
2 Salisbury Ave South, South Perth, 6151
(08) 9367 5414
Charity 
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2 Delhi St, Perth, 6005
(08) 9420 7240
Association or organization 
20 VIEW STREET, North Perth, 6006
(08) 9328 2699
ORGANIZATIONS, ORGANIZATION, MIGRANT 
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21 Hamilton St, Perth, 6008
(08) 9388 2886
Association or organization 
Manning Senior Citizens Centre, 3 Downey Drive, Como, 6152
(08) 9417 4117
Promotion, growing and recognition of African Violets and Gesneriads for interested individuals and groups. 
339 Oxford Street, Leederville, 6007
(08) 9201 0582
organisations, organization, political, Political Organisations, organizations 
Cnr Caledonian Ave & Mephan St, Maylands, 6051
(08) 9272 1442
religious, religiou, organization, church, Charity Organisation, organizations 
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Hayman Road, Bentley, 6102
(08) 9351 4300
organizations, organization, Sport Organisations, sporting 
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327 Cambridge Street, Wembley, 6014
(08) 9387 0555
ACTIV Foundation is commended for its effective work with disabled and marginalized individuals through housing and support services, enabling their inclusion in the community.", 
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109 Stirling Hwy, Nedlands, 6009
(08) 9386 3841
Situated in Stirling House, 49 Broadway, Nedlands, and open 9.30am to 5pm weekdays, the Royal Western Australian Historical Society (Inc) was formed in 1926 to give present and future generations access to the history of Western Australia. The Royal Western Australian Historical Society is highly praised for its informative collections and interesting events, such as Cuppa mornings where authors discuss their recently published books. Customers appreciate the helpful and kind staff and volunteers, who provide valuable assistance and information. The society's old-fashioned building and well-stocked library are also mentioned positively. 
75-79 Jarrah Road, East Victoria Park, 6101
(08) 9362 2644
organization, organizations, picture frames, picture framing, disadvantaged groups, charitable organisations, group aid 
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17 Lemnos Street, Shenton Park, 6008
(08) 9388 2199
The objective of Arthritis & Osteoporosis WA is to reduce the incidence and disabling effects of arthritis, osteoporosis and related conditions in the people of WA. The Western Australian Arthritis & Rheumatism Foundation (WAARF) was inaugurated in October 1972, as a non-government organisation, through the efforts of Drs Phyllis Goatcher, Evan Owen and Roger Dawkins. Its first home was an office freely offered by the ANZ Bank in Murray St. Its main aims were care, education and research. In 1991, the organisation's name was updated and changed to its present form. From this modest beginning, the Foundation opened its own custom built Resource Centre in 1994 after a successful Capital Fundraising Appeal, naming the building after Mr Bill Wyllie in appreciation of his significant personal contribution. In addition to staff offices, the Wyllie Arthritis Centre houses a hydrotherapy pool, gymnasium, seminar and board rooms, café, book shop and leased office space to other tenants. Arthritis & Osteoporosis WA offers a range of support groups and branches which have evolved from the self-help courses conducted over the years. As the population ages, the incidence of arthritis, an umbrella term for over 100 types of disease, is increasing at alarming rates and in 2004 was made the 7th Health Priority by the Federal Government, enabling state wide Foundations to benefit, by access to government funding. Arthritis & Osteoporosis WA adheres to the The West Australian Carers Charter. 