The City of Fremantle encourages diversity and is committed to creating an accessible, inclusive and welcoming community for people of all ages and abilities.
We are committed to making continual improvements to ensure that buildings, facilities, services, events, information and employment opportunities are available to all community members – including people with disability.
- 2016-20 Access and Inclusion Plan
- Beach Wheelchairs
- ACROD (disabled) Parking
- Accessible Toilets around Fremantle
- Accessible Parking around Fremantle
Go to Useful Links and Resources:
Government Services:
- Department of Communities, Disability Services
Service Providers:
Advocacy:
- Youth Disability Advocacy Network
- People With Disabilities WA Incorporated
- Developmental Disability WA
Mental Health:
Activities - Arts
Activities - Sports
2016-2020 Access and Inclusion Plan
The City of Fremantle's 2016-2020 Access and Inclusion Plan outlines a strategic approach to improve access and inclusion for people with disability over the next five years. The actions of this plan will also benefit seniors, people with temporary injuries and parents with young children in prams.
- View 2016-2020 Access and Inclusion Plan in full (pdf version / word version)
- View Summary 2016-2020 Access and Inclusion Plan (pdf version / word version)
- View Implementation Plan (pdf version / word version)
Beach Wheelchairs
The City has two beach wheelchairs available for free hire throughout the year – one at South Beach, South Fremantle and one at Bathers Beach. Both wheelchairs can currently be booked in advance or at the time if it is available for use. For more information view the flyers here.
South Beach wheelchair
For more information, call the City of Fremantle on 9432 9999 or TTY 9432 9777 or email bookings@fremantle.wa.gov.au
Use the online booking form or download the print version to complete and mail or email to the City.
Head to South Beach Café with photo ID to collect the keys for the wheelchair – Ocean Rd, South Fremantle.
Bathers Beach wheelchair
To book contact WA Shipwrecks Museum on 1300 134 081 or email reception@museum.wa.gov.au.
Head to WA Shipwrecks Museum with photo ID to collect the keys and wheelchair – Cliff St, Fremantle.
Disabled Surfers Association WA also has a beach wheelchair at Leighton Beach, North Fremantle that can be used by the public. For more information, call Fremantle Surf Life Saving Club on 9335 4359, email fmslsc@fremantlesurfclub.com.au or visit them at 20 Leighton Beach Blvd, North Fremantle.
Contact us
City of Fremantle Administration & Library
Fremantle Oval,
70 Parry Street, Fremantle WA 6160