We are proud to say that the 2022 Fremantle Community Support Map is ready. It is visual representation of where all the relevant services such as medial, food, accommodation, mental health is around Fremantle. On the map, you will also find very usual contact numbers, location and times of all services.

The Homelessness Action Plan 2021-2024 was created as an informing strategic document developed to guide the City’s response to homelessness. The prioritised actions which focus on complex challenges of homelessness was adopted by Council on the 24th November 2021. This page will explain the scope of actions and discuss how it will positively impact our community.

The program supports vulnerable people facing homelessness and other disadvantage in the community.

The City supports the By Name List and the Project Zero. Not only does it align with the state government’s Housing First Initiative, it allows us to collaborate with the City of Perth and surrounding regions to help end homelessness.

The City has resources available for community members following the ending of the moratorium.

The City has information available for community members during lockdowns.

The campaign aims to help homeless people by diverting funds to St Patrick’s Community Support Centre, allowing the centre to provide more services to those in need.

The 20 Lives 20 Homes is a new program to reduce homelessness and rough sleeping in Fremantle. Joint funding with the City of Fremantle and private sector to replicate the 50 Lives, 50 Homes model used in Perth. Trialling a private rental subsidy as part of proven housing-first approach.

Use myGov to access Centrelink, Medicare, Child Support and Immunisation records all in one place. This micro article will provide you with the basic information to get you started.

The Christmas Community Support Map details what service providers are open during the important Christmas Season. No one is alone during this time and it is important for us as a council, to let people know what support is out there.

Browse a list of local contacts you can speak to.

Fremantle Council has provided further support to the fight against homelessness by offsetting the building fees for the innovative My Home project in North Fremantle. The My Home project, a partnership between St Patrick's Community Support Centre and My Home Australasia.

The Imagined Futures approach recognises that complex social issues are beyond the capacity of any single organisation to resolve. The City of Fremantle along with two other council's, Melville and Cockburn are apart of this mission.

The Western Australian Alliance to end homelessness (10 Year Strategy) is committed to ending homelessness in WA. This outcome will only be achieved through a whole of society response. This means supporting all members of the community including those at risk of experiencing homelessness.

This section will keep you in the loop about all of the critical information and support available for you. Specifically, information on preparation, mental health and Rapid Antigen Tests (RAT). We understand that COVID-19 creates difficult situations, so we want to keep you as informed and provide answers to all of your questions.

In this section we will cover the legal support available to you. The City of Fremantle is the only Local Government that has a legal centre named 'Fremantle Community Legal Centre' attached. It is important that you know what you have access to. You will also find more about the 'Citizen Advice Bureau', which is a information and referral service in Fremantle. Follow this link to find out more.