The Excellence in Family Day Care Awards is an award that is very close to our hearts here at Community Vision. This award is the only national award that is dedicated entirely to the family day [...]

Following the recent unveiling of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s new ministry, local not-for-profit business Community Vision welcomes the appointment of new Education Minister Jason Clare, [...]

Our Remedial Massage Therapist is enjoying her 50th birthday by giving back to the community. Hear from Karen about her amazing feat below: Hi everyone… for my 50th birthday I have decided to do [...]

Our CEO, Michelle Jenkins, joined Sally Sara on The World Today to discuss greater accountability for aged care providers in the home care services space. Listen here: [...]

WA not-for-profit community-based organisation, Community Vision, and its subsidiary Fortis Consulting, are pleased to announce the introduction of gender affirmation leave, highlighting their [...]

Join us while we Walk for Mental Health! On the 17th of October 2021, the Community Vision Ramblers will be pounding the pavement for a great cause – Mental Health Foundation [...]

Member of Parliament for the Labor Party in Kingsley, Jessica Stojkovski MLA, visited the Community Vision Woodvale Social Centre yesterday to pledge a $10,000 grant from the Labor Party. The [...]

  Throughout the year we hosted a number of culturally inclusive events that placed greater focus on inclusivity for people of all abilities and connecting them to Aboriginal history, [...]

    26 August 2020 Reference: 75390895907 Ms Michelle Jenkins Chief Executive Officer Community Vision Australia Limited PO Box 3498 Joondalup WA 6027   Dear Ms Jenkins Workplace [...]

Lisa Kempster is a well-known and respected West Australian Art Therapist. Lisa is also the creator, owner and director of Wholehearted Art Enterprise. She is a professional practitioner who has [...]

Australian Ageing Agenda hs shared an article on WA’s first travelling dementia bus. Which is set to visit schools across the state raising awareness of and destigmatising the condition. The bus, [...]

Community Vision has raised funds to purchase a bus dedicated entirely to dementia care. The travelling dementia bus aims to de-stigmatise dementia through school-aged education. It will also [...]

Roseworth Primary School in Girrawheen was the perfect place to officially launch WA’s first travelling dementia bus. Funded by Community Vision’s A Roast To Remember, the bus is designed as an [...]

Community Vision has launched WA’s first travelling dementia bus. The bus is designed as an educational tool for school-aged children, a respite for carers and a stimulating technology hub for [...]

Community Vision is delighted to announce our CEO Michelle Jenkins will be participating in a panel discussion at the Third Sector LIVE conference. Michelle and the panellists will discuss [...]

Michelle Jenkins recently reached out to the new Minister for Aged Care and Senior Australians Senator the Hon. Richard Colbeck to touch base during this critical time for the aged care sector. [...]

Our Woodvale social centre has proudly welcomed a new gardener, who’s also a friendly face. Arthur Sturgeon has visited Kingsley youth space several times a week for the last few years, where he [...]

We’re excited to announce that Michelle Jenkins, Community Vision CEO, has been announced as a finalist for the 2019 Telstra For Purpose & Social Enterprise Award. For over 20 years, the [...]

At the 2018 The Difference Maker Diversity Awards, Community Vision was recognised as winners of the WA Not-For-Profit Board championing diversity in the boardroom. Announced at the State of the [...]

Never has it been more important for us to understand the strength a community provides and at Community Vision the intergenerational program bring together young and old demonstrates just this. [...]