Beverley CRC Annual Report 2023-2024 Less Financials
Who we are 3-
What we do
Chairman’s report
Treasurer’s report..
Coordinator’s report ...
Delivery of service level outcomes.
Year in summary.
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Building community connections............ 16
Social media performance...
Meet our team...............
Gravity & magnetism session at monthly STEAM Club Cristy Burne inspiring young minds at Beverley District High School
WHO ARE WE WHO ARE WE
At Beverley CRC, we are so much more than just a centre. For the past 27 years, we've been investing in the heart of our community, working in partnership with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development (DPIRD) to provide essential information and services to our local residents
Our vibrant team of five dedicated locals, supported by a passionate management committee, runs the centre. We offer a range of fee-based products and services, and we've been trusted by government bodies to serve as essential access points and information hubs for the community.
Our commitment to staying at the forefront of innovation shines through in everything we do. We believe in the power of friendliness, honesty, openness, and authenticity, and it's these values that make our products, services, and customer relationships stand out. Our goal is to not just meet but exceed expectations, ensuring that every individual we serve feels a true sense of belonging and value
Dedicated to enhancing community wellbeing, our committee and staff consistently implement innovative strategies to bolster economic and social prosperity. Through a diverse range of offerings, including events, workshops, seminars, and traineeships, we aim to create a thriving environment for everyone in our community.
One shining example of this commitment is the Beverley Community Garden group, established in 2019 as a sub-committee of Beverley CRC. This flourishing green space provides locals with organically grown produce and a welcoming environment for connecting and volunteering, while also serving as a beautiful venue for our centre to host workshops and school holiday activities. It's just one of the many ways we continue to grow and nurture our beloved community
Beverley CRC team - left to right Amor, Samantha, Allison & Alyssa
OUR VISION OUR VISION
Inform - educate - empower
Inform - educate - empower -our community -our community
OUR MISSION OUR MISSION
The Beverley CRC encourage the advancement of individuals, business and community groups to
The Beverley CRC encourage the advancement of individuals, business and community groups to assist them to reach their full potential by providing a friendly, non-threatening environment for assist them to reach their full potential by providing a friendly, non-threatening environment for the ongoing development and lifelong learning of members of our community. the ongoing development and lifelong learning of members of our community.
2023 - 2024 2023 - 2024
OUR MAIN FOCUS AREA OUR MAIN FOCUS AREA
SCIENCE BASED LEARNING
SCIENCE BASED LEARNING
With no STEAM program in the Beverley District High School curriculum our centre secured funding to be able to provide this learning opportunity, during the school term. Open to all junior residents of Beverley, once a month for ages 6 and over.
Due to popularity, we held school holiday STEAM activities for a small fee per child
We invuted a local retired science teacher into the program, providing more in-depth knowledge, experience and experiments.
STAYING IN PLACE INITIATIVE STAYING IN PLACE INITIATIVE
We have nearly 40% of our population aged over 70 years old. Our community have expressed how they would like to remain living in their own home in Beverley, as long as possible. If they had the services, they required to support them, they would feel confident remaining at home.
The implementation of a program for those seniors receives the appropriate care, and we have suitable local workforce to fulfil the support workers required and upskill if necessary The success of the project, means we will improve the economic development of our town, employing local residents, building skillsets whilst improving the lives of our seniors.
CONTRACTED SERVICES CONTRACTED SERVICES
We have improved recording processes to provide a better representation of time and staff resources. More accurate statistics to report to stakeholders & funding bodies. Contracts for a fee for service with a staff members trained to deliver the service confidently.
Ensure staff and volunteers have been trained to record statistics, so we can report statistics to our funding partners.
Our new contracted services include Roe Tourism and InCasa Country, upgraded from an access point to an agent for Services Australia
We value
High Performance: We are passionate about achieving exceptional results and continuously striving to exceed expectations. We find fulfilment in pushing our boundaries and achieving the extraordinary
Integrity: We uphold the highest ethical standards and operate with transparency and honesty We do what we say we will do, and we are committed to maintaining trust with all stakeholders.
Win-Win Relationships: We foster mutually beneficial partnerships that create shared value for all parties involved. We believe in collaboration and seek to build strong, enduring relationships that contribute to our collective success
Courage to Lead Change: We embrace the responsibility to inspire positive change, even in the face of challenges We are not afraid to take calculated risks and lead the way towards a better future.
Respect for Each Other: We value diversity and celebrate the unique perspectives and contributions of every individual. We foster an inclusive environment where everyone feels respected, valued, and empowered to participate fully.
Our measure of success is defined by the following criteria
Superior Return on Investment for Stakeholders: We aim to generate sustainable financial returns for our investors, ensuring that their contributions are maximised and utilised effectively.
Mutually Beneficial Relationships with Customers and Suppliers: We strive to create value for our customers and suppliers, fostering long-term partnerships that benefit all parties involved.
Positive Impact on the Community: We are committed to being a responsible and engaged member of the community in which we operate. We strive to make a positive impact through our actions and contributions.
Employee Fulfilment and Accomplishment: We believe that our employees are the foundation of our success. We foster a culture of purpose, recognition, and growth, ensuring that every employee feels a sense of fulfilment and accomplishment
What do we do What do we do
We strive to remain current, innovative, and sustainable. To achieve this goal, our committee and staff concentrate on the five key elements outlined in our strategic plan during the annual planning and development stages. We are committed to enhancing the daily operations of the centre, researching the latest training and trending workshops, receiving feedback, and collaborating with stakeholders to initiate community projects and drive initiatives focused on:
Providing access to government services
Offering economic and business development support
Extending social development support
Delivering services and products
Building community connections
We are committed to providing a range of services to our community to support personal, professional, and business growth. Here are some of the services we offer:
Government Services: Our centre has a designated State Government access and information point, that has free computer and printing service. We are contracted by the Shire of Beverley to provide library services and we have a contract with the Department of Transport to be a TransWA agent. We have been an access point for Services Australia, until recently becoming an agent.
Training services: We provide training in various areas such as device training, Microsoft Office, website and social media. We also provide training in Truck Driving, Heavy Vehicle Pilot Licences and other accredited training courses.
Visitor Centre: We are contracted by the Shire of Beverley to provide this service. Our staff operate the Visitor Centre during the week, and a team of local volunteers open on the weekend We are a Sustainable Tourism Accredited Business provides local visitors with merchandise from local producers, souvenirs, and information.
Printing and Publishing: Our printing services include: wide format, sublimation/heat press, sticker machine, and colour multifunction copier Our publishing services include: secretarial, graphic design, and desktop publishing. Additionally, we have office services such as laminating, binding, and printing of business cards. We print and distribute an annual community directory and a weekly Beverley Bulletin Newsletter, free to all residents.
Room Hire: We offer room hire services for commercial, function, and government events
Events, Clubs, and Workshops: We organise various events, clubs, and workshops to bring the community together and promote personal and professional growth.
Association Support: We provide support to various associations with ticket sales, governance assistance, constitution, and grant assistance.
Work Placement and Traineeship Program: We offer work placement for high school students and a traineeship program that provides on-the-job work experience and a qualification at the end of the period.
Online Services: We provide website design and maintenance services, content creation packages and services with use of lightbox, beauty rings, and props for product photography.
CHAIRMANS REPORT CHAIRMANS REPORT
John Maxwell John Maxwell
At the last AGM I was elected as the Chairman of the management committee, taking over from Glenys Lane who performed this role for 15 years. Leaving the role with an efficient well run organised CRC. Within the first few months I attended 2 DIPRD Conferences one for chairman and the other for staff and committee, both of which gave me an insight into my role as chairman.
Through out the year our organisation has many events some of which I assisted with or attended. The Beverley Triathlon was a great success with many entrants and lots of willing helpers to make the event happen. There was the well-received SOCK Week, the Golden Groove Night and the Beverley Story Walk, to name but a few.
Our staff continue to perform at high standards easily meeting the Departments deadlines and procedures. This year we went from an access point to an agent for Centre link. We picked up the work from Roe Tourism for promotional activities, financial record keeping and admin support. Roe Tourism’s committee is more than impressed with the performance of both Alyssa and Sam. Following a request from the Beverley LHAG to look at a Staying Place Project for the older community, Amor and the staff agreed to take on this project, seeing the benefits it would provide to our elder community. Following a lot of work in organising community information sessions and preparation this project is taking off We now have 12 clients receiving services that wasn’t readily available in Beverley. There are now 7 workers employed by this project, with many more people awaiting assessment to join the program
John Maxwell John Maxwell
TREASURERS REPORT TREASURERS REPORT
David White David White
Before I deal with the financial matters related to the Beverley Community Resource Centre, I would like to reflect for a moment on the passing of our former Chairman and stalwart, Mrs Glenys Lane during the year. Glenys was one of the ‘Three Musketeers’ who worked so hard to rescue the Telecentre prior to it becoming a CRC. Along with Mrs. Dee Ridgway and Mr. John Fregon she put in many hours to ensure Beverley was able to retain a viable community group so important today. Working with Glenys was my privilege and Glenys always ensured we maintained the highest of standards. Nothing was ever just good enough.
Reflecting of the past financial year, the CRC has maintained its sound financial position notwithstanding that we made some decisions that might have been regarded as risky. We don’t apologise for this because it is the aim of the Committee to embrace opportunities which can provide improved services to the community while increasing the Income and enabling employment of more staff. Those decisions did have an impact.
From a financial perspective, we have concluded another satisfactory year. While we recorded a small loss of $21,430 this needs to be measured against a projected Budget loss of $25,000 An improvement of $3,570. Our Nett Assets totalled $110,071 of which our cash balance totalled $143,750. It has been established with our Auditors that the audited financial statements are finalised for the Annual General Meeting each year and we do not anticipate any change to this.
David White David White
COORDINATORS COORDINATORS REPORT REPORT
Amor Moulton Amor Moulton
What an incredible year it has been! It has been a whirlwind of workshops, events, and initiatives, filled with moments of pride as we witness the positive impact we are making in our local community. We have embraced the opportunity to collaborate on these efforts, and our shared vision has been vital to our achievements.
I want to extend my gratitude to the management committee for their unwavering support throughout another successful year at the centre This was our first year without Glenys leading us, which presented its challenges, and her absence was felt by everyone I also want to congratulate John on his first year as Chairman; we truly appreciate your commitment to understanding the operations and funding models of the CRC
Kudos to Beth and the team at the Beverley Community Garden! They are running smoothly and sustainably, creating a wonderful green space for everyone to enjoy. Our team has successfully implemented the school holiday program there, and the kids have had a fantastic time at the garden.
We have successfully achieved our focus areas for the year, which included: promoting science-based learning for our junior residents in the absence of a STEAM program at our local school, launching the Staying in Place Program, and enhancing our contracted services. Our community-based programs are thriving, although we still face challenges with local businesses. My fantastic team have delivered so many events and workshops, some major highlights of the year:
Winning the DPIRD regional traineeship program award,
Growing the Staying in Place program to help our senior residents remain in their homes as long as possible, The Mable workforce supporting the Staying in Place program,
Securing the Roe Tourism contract for a Marketing Officer and Executive Assistant Officer, The successful return of the Beverley Triathlon, and Becoming Centrelink Agents.
VISITOR CENTRE
Our Visitor Centre volunteer program continues under the leadership of Dee and Samantha, with volunteers taking a break during the warmer months. We have observed a decrease in visitors over the past year.
LIBRARY
Alyssa has excelled in her role at the library, significantly enhancing her grant writing skills, which has led to substantial improvements in service delivery and literacy programs Three key highlights of the library this year include:
Children’s author and science writer Cristy Burne conducting six STEAM workshops at the local school and at the CRC, resulting in a highly successful collaboration.
The Beverley Story Walk, an initiative involving 30 residents reading children's books, which we filmed and placed QR code signage around for easy access to the videos. The official opening attracted 130 attendees, including four classes from our local school.
The STEAM Club, 22 members, exploring various scientific topics from robotics to volcano creation.
REGIONAL TRAINEESHIP PROGRAM
We were thrilled to have won the DPIRD Regional Traineeship Program award this year, marking a significant accomplishment The program remains strong in our town and we are pleased to have current trainee Allison on our team; her dedication to her course is commendable, and she is enjoying her return to work and involvement in the community, loving her experience in Beverley I am also happy to share that our previous trainee, Angela, successfully completed her traineeship and has secured a full time position at REED Brookton.
Finally, thank you to our members, staff, and management committee; your support and dedication to our small community's CRC is truly commendable.
Amor Moulton
WORKSHOPS,
SESSIONS & INITIATIVES WORKSHOPS,
Community Community
L Lego Club ego Club
SOCK Week 2023 SOCK Week 2023
Art & Craft Club
Art & Craft Club
STEAM Club STEAM Club
Disco Disco
Community Markets Stall (cupcakes & fatal
Beverley Bulletin Newsletter
Beverley Bulletin Newsletter
Community Markets Stall (cupcakes & fatal vision goggles) vision goggles)
Val's Community Morning Tea Val's Community Morning Tea
Wildflower Tours Wildflower Tours
Hidden Narrative - Mental Health Initiative
Hidden Narrative - Mental Health Initiative
Pour Art Workshop for Kids Pour Art Workshop for Kids
Kids School Holiday Movie Kids School Holiday Movie - Peter Pan & Wendy - Peter Pan & Wendy
Dying To Know Information Session
Dying To Know Information Session
Dental Health Colouring In Competition
Dental Health Colouring In Competition
InCasa & Pingelly Aged Care Information Session
InCasa & Pingelly Aged Care Information Session
Wicking Bed Workshop Wicking Bed Workshop
Staying in Place - Aged Care Initiative
Staying in Place - Aged Care Initiative
Services Australia Mobile Unit Van Services Australia Mobile Unit Van Golden Groove Night - Seniors Week
Groove Night - Seniors Week
Seniors Week 2023
Golden Groove Night
SERVICE LEVEL OUTCOME DELIVERY OF SERVICE LEVEL OUTCOME
SLO1 Government Services
State & Local Government information access point with free computer, brochures, and printouts.
Contracted government services provider for State Library WA, TransWA, Department of Veterans Affairs, and Services Australia.
Promotes available government services and provides an advertising platform for local businesses and community groups on the Beverley CRC website
Offers private office rental for State Government employees through Government Hot Office Hire.
Provides video conferencing services in multiple areas to suit private and large group needs.
SLO2
Economic & Business Development Support
SLO3
Social Development Support
Traineeship program, our annual program has been successful with providing support to local residents entering or re-entering the workforce.
Active referral relationships for employment and business opportunities
Commercial hot office and conference room hire.
Training workshops and information sessions for local business owners and workforce. Accredited training available.
Social media photography and video equipment, including props, available to business owners.
Content creation services, social media content creation. Affordable packages to suit the needs of the business, packages including: content, captions, hashtags, uploads, strategic plans and profile makeovers.
Business/Corporate memberships offering exclusive online presence, networking events, discounted advertising opportunities, and access to masterclasses & business development training
Active Referral Relationships for Social Development Services.
Provides information and support to local residents and organisations
Beverley Bulletin Newsletter: a weekly newsletter, which includes community news, event information, for-sale section, and business advertising, distributed in print, email, and online.
Offers a range of training and workshops, from accredited training to lifestyle courses.
Improves community health and wellbeing through initiatives such as: Beverley Community Garden, Beverley Triathlon, tiny tots first aid, mental health awareness campaigns, and cooking classes.
Provides group or individual learning opportunities for training in various software, devices, social media, and resumes.
YEAR IN SUMMARY YEAR IN SUMMARY
Service Level Outcomes Service Level Outcomes
SLO 2 Local Businesses and workforce have access to activities & initiatives that improve skills and capacity to foster economic growth in the
SLO 3 Community members have access to activities & initiatives that create or improve community connectedness and capacity
Building Community Connections Building Community Connections
The Beverley CRC is your one-stop shop for reliable information and assistance. Our team is deeply embedded in the community, actively participating in local groups, events, and sports. This year we have expanded our engagement with stakeholders and community groups in our town, ensuring that we remain connected and responsive to their needs.
We distribute a weekly newsletter in both print and digital formats, keeping our community members informed about current news and happenings. We successfully compiled and distributed the Community Directory to all residents in our postcode. Both publications keep our residents and businesses connected.
The Shire of Beverley continue to support our initiatives, whether it be by in kind wavering of venue fees or financially They have partnered with the Beverley Triathlon, SOCK Week, Kids Alive do the 5, STEAM workshops and the Visitor Centre volunteer program. We look forward to strengthening this partnership in the upcoming year.
Our small regional town is known as the Wheatbelt's cultural arts hub, our town drives a comprehensive calendar of events with the Beverley Station Arts(BSA) group leading the way in visual and performance arts. Our centre holds a very strong relationship with the BSA group, which encompasses services such as: event ticket sales, website development and maintenance, training, design, online posting, printing, governance, association support, and funding assistance
We have implemented the Staying in Place initiative, an aged care program which has provided employment opportunities and allows for our senior residents to access assistance and support Our program accessed grant funding to initially attract local workers, provide qualified training and assistance to them and ongoing support with information sessions. We are steadily growing our client base with the assistance of local health care providers, occupational therapists and registered nurses.
Our collaborative partnership with the Early Years Network has grown significantly over the last 12 months, with formal contracts in place for the Beverley Toy Library. We have held many readings and craft sessions with the Storytime crew, including the Kids Alive Do the 5, Christmas crafts and Harmony Week. Our team have held Kids Alive do the 5 programs with the Playgroup members and at the local school
Our staff have embraced networking opportunities by attending cluster meetings hosted by Linkwest and Wheatbelt Business Network and the biannual event hosted by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development - A Path to Connectivity conference. These opportunities allow staff to meet new people in the network and helps strengthen and solidify long-standing relationships.
The Beverley Community Garden has been busy this year, they have connected to the main scheme water, and constructed a long table sheltered area, to share meals and a cuppa The group have become sustainable by selling organic produce and receiving donated bottles for the containers for change collection program. Our CRC team loved using the space to hold our school holiday program.
Meet our team Meet our team
AMOR MOULTON AMOR MOULTON COORDINATOR COORDINATOR
Amor has been the Coordinator role at the Beverley CRC for 15 years, her background as a business owner, manager and experience in customer service and merchandising has been beneficial to the CRC. Amor has a strong passion in designing, and this has made our centre a catalyst in the CRC network in marketing and promotion. In the last 12 months she has been working towards increasing contracted services, applying for funding and planning for more intergenerational activities in the upcoming year in Beverley.
Samantha has been with the CRC team for 14 years as the finance officer and assistant coordinator. She owns 2 businesses and still finds time to study, volunteer and be a mum. Sam has been heavily involved with our latest service, the Staying in Place initiative, she is the Care Coordinator for this initiative and has been training and gaining valuable knowledge as she builds a strong client base along with a well equipped workforce to support the initiative. We envisage that a second care coordinator will be working with her in early 2025.
JAIME WILLIAMSON JAIME WILLIAMSON
CUSTOMER SERVICE & LIBRARY MANAGER CUSTOMER SERVICE & LIBRARY MANAGER
Jaime is a valued staff member of the CRC, and she is currently on maternity leave Jaime's is highly motivated in raising awareness of mental health, and developing programs for the junior residents of our community. Providing excellent customer service, in all service areas, Jaime's performance in the library has been exceptional, especially in the development of STEM workshops & junior literacy.
ALYSSA SZEKERES ALYSSA SZEKERES
CUSTOMER SERVICE & MARKETING OFFICER
CUSTOMER SERVICE & MARKETING OFFICER
Alyssa has been an employed as the Customer Service officer while Jaime is on maternity leave. She has also taken on the position of Executive Officer and Marketing Officer under the new Roe Tourism contract. Involved in the local hockey club, Alyssa has been embraced by the Beverley community In the last 12 months she has been successful in attaining grant funding for SOCK Week 2023, COTA Seniors week, and library funding. She continues to study for a dual Diploma of Social Media Marketing & Entrepreneurship and New Business.
ALLISON ABRA ALLISON ABRA
TRAINEE - CERTIFICATE IV MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION
TRAINEE - CERTIFICATE IV MARKETING AND COMMUNICATION
Allison has recently moved to Beverley, and she was a standout applicant for the traineeship. Her experience in customer service has been a great asset to our centre, especially as we have embarked on expanding our contracted services Allison has been working with other businesses and groups in Beverley to broaden her skills in marketing and communication, which has helped her make valuable connections. We have been impressed with Allison's ability to supervise Lego Club one day, then host bingo for the seniors the next day
Management committee Management committee
John Maxwell - Chairman
Councillor Shire of Beverley, President of Beverley Agricultural Society, Local Health Advisory Group committee member, former owner of Hotel Beverley, previous committee member for Avon Valley Tourism.
David White - Treasurer and Secretary
7 years CRC treasurer, Shire President, Accountant, CPA Australia
Elizabeth Lobb - CRC committee member
Coordinator Beverley Community Garden, former Beverley Tree & Garden President, former business owner and farmer.
Dalene Davies - CRC committee member
Justice of the Peace, Former organiser of the Beverley Rose Show and Beverley Community Markets and local business owner.
Susan Martin - CRC committee member
Retired Beverley Ag Society Secretary, Former Army Reservist, Bachelor of Arts in Education, former Office Manager
Jenny Foster - CRC committee member
Retired owner of Post Office & General Store, owner of Jenny's Jams & Preserves, member of Beverley Tourism Advisory Group.
Val Tylor - CRC committee member
Retired Beverley Community Markets organiser, RSL treasurer and catering expert.
The value of volunteers The value of volunteers
Our centre truly values the contribution that volunteers offer, whether it's giving helping hand by opening the Visitor Centre on weekends to greet tourists or by bringing skills and knowledge on our management committee
Beverley, like many other rural communities, depend on the support of volunteers We have multiple groups of volunteers at our centre from an overarching management committee (7), Visitor Centre volunteers (7), Triathlon subcommittee (3) and event volunteers (50+), bingo callers (2) and workshop volunteers (8) and the community garden subcommittee (6) and their volunteer group (20+) to our list
We encourage our trainees to get out into the community and find something that they are passionate about. We have seen our trainees increase their confidence and widen their social circle and community contacts We value all of our CRC volunteers and the community volunteers and to thank them for their time and support with the projects and events that have such a positive impact on our community
Alyssa helping committee
Elizabeth at the garden
Glenys Lane former Chairman
Regional Traineeship Program Regional Traineeship Program
At Beverley Community Resource Centre, we are thrilled to offer our valued community the opportunity to participate in the regional traineeship program, funded by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development This program serves as a vital steppingstone, providing trainees with essential workplace experience, qualifications, and the confidence needed to embark on their career journeys
We take pride in our trainees' success, which has led to local businesses recognising their potential and offering employment opportunities even before they complete their studies with us. Recently, our dedicated team was honoured with an award at the DPIRD conference for their outstanding commitment to the Regional Traineeship Program.
Our trainees engage in a structured program that includes dedicated study time alongside fulfilling workplace responsibilities such as front counter service, LEGO club supervision, newsletter compilation, billing, printing, event support, training assistance, secretarial duties, and reporting to the management committee.
The positive feedback we receive from our community, local businesses, and employers underscores the importance of this initiative in our regional setting By educating, training, and retaining talented local individuals, we not only enhance our community but also create avenues for these trainees that were previously out of reach.
Looking ahead, we are committed to continuing to offer traineeships in Beverley, with a focus on broadening the range of certificates available for our participants. In a recent funding application, we tailored a program for Marketing and Communication, currently being pursued by Allison Abra through a Certificate IV course. Allison gains valuable experience by working with the Arts Coordinator at Beverley Station Arts, at the CRC, in our Visitor Centre, Library, Beverley Community Garden, and the Early Years Network, providing her with hands-on skills and knowledge for a successful future.
At Beverley CRC, we honour our community's growth and development every step of the way, ensuring that we all thrive together
lyssa Szekeres
Angela Godwin
Allison Abra
Jaime Lee Williamson
Jessica Fleay
Gemma Ugle
Christine Sazanov
Anne Woods
Ashleigh Ugle
Lydia Ugle
Alyssa Moulton
Cliff
New signage
Playtime after the Pour art workshop
Our Supporters Our Supporters
We are proud to be supported and affiliated with State Government along with our sponsors, partners, stakeholders and funding bodies. We appreciate the opportunity to promote the valuable services that our supporters provide to our local residents, businesses and community groups. Our stakeholders are aware of the superior return on their investment and they recognize the benefits with strengthening the ongoing relationship. Our centre is a proactive collaboration of committee, staff and volunteers that contribute their time, efforts and skills to improving our community. Our centre works closely with the Shire of Beverley to ensure that we are striving towards the common goal of strengthening our town.
Government
Our centre’s main source of income is from funding received via contracts with the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development, we also have contracts with the Services Australia, TransWA and Shire of Beverley.
The centre has had long standing contracts with all of these funding bodies, and in return we promote their services and products available, provide information and access to through our government access point the community. Our newest contract is with Roe Tourism, providing Marketing Officer and Executive Officer fee for service
Funding Bodies
Our centre is able to provide many events and workshops to our local community.
Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development
Shire of Beverley
Shire of Narembeen
Narembeen Community Resource Centre
Department of Communities
Linkwest
COTA (Council for the Aged)
Department of Local Government Sport and Cultural Industries
Care Community
North Metropolitan TAFE
LBW Trust - Backyard Cricket Grant
We thank our members, volunteers and supporters without your ongoing support, belief and assistance of the CRC we would not be ability to provide the products, services and events to the community
Our efforts as a team to keep our town vibrant is acknowledged by the support we receive and we thank our supporters, stakeholders and funding bodies to allow us to make Beverley a great place to live.
Our Local Partners
Shire of Beverley
Beverley Station Arts
Beverley District High School
Beverley Agricultural Society
Beverley Early Years Network
Beverley Community Markets
Wheatbelt Business Network
Avon Valley Tourism
Beverley Golf Club
Beverley Post News and Gifts
Wheatbelt NRM
Stay Smart Online
Beverley Men’s Shed
Essential Personnel
Beverley Community Garden
Beverley Tree & Garden Society
Best Office Systems
Wheatbelt Office Business Management
Avon Computech
Beverley Chiropractor
Farmanco
Fun 2 B Kids - Day Care
Beverley Tourism Advisory Group - TAG
Beverley Hospital & Aged Care/Books on Wheels
Early Years Network - Storytime & Toy Library
WA Police - Beverley Police - Coffee with a Copper
