Community Focus
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CONTACT
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Friends of the Pingelly Railway Station Inc
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Friends of Pingelly Railway Station Inc. (FoPRS) are a group of enthusiastic local folk who have embarked on a plan to restore the Pingelly Railway Station. New members are always welcome!
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Pingelly Aboriginal Progress Association (PAPA)
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Pingelly Aboriginal Progress Association Inc. is the primary body representing the Pingelly Noongar community in Pingelly.
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Pingelly Community Craft Centre
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There is something for everyone at the Pingelly Community Craft Centre, from tourist information to local crafts and more. A local cooperatively run shop and tourist Information Centre, the Pingelly Community Craft Centre is packed full of handcrafted items, preserves, and plants, plus an array of information for visitors. The Community Craft Centre is also the booking office for the Pingelly Caravan Park.
The Craft Centre is open 7 days a week: Monday - Friday 9:30am - 4:30pm Weekends 9:30am - 1:30pm |
Pingelly Community Craft Centre Shop:
Parade Street, Pingelly 6308 9887 1351 Alison Lee, President 9887 1295 |
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Pingelly Community Garden
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Established in 2024 at the old Pingelly Tennis Club site, 28 Brown Street Pingelly, The Pingelly Community Garden is growing from strength to strength with regular garden days, workshops and excursions.
To keep up to date with progress, like The Pingelly Community Garden Inc. Facebook Page For membership information, email [email protected] |
Meredith Freebairn, President
Lisa Pitman, Secretary Email: [email protected] C/O PO Box 170, Pingelly WA 6308 |
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Pingelly Community Wellbeing Plan Stakeholder Group
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The Pingelly Community Wellbeing Plan Committee comprises of community members, stakeholders and service providers, who meet bi-monthly to work collaboratively to bring positive change to the community of Pingelly and to raise awareness and reduce harms associated with Alcohol and Other Drugs and suicide Prevention/Mental Health.
For more information and to view the PCW Plan and Terms of reference Click Here |
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Pingelly Op Shop
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The Pingelly Op Shop raises valuable funds towards the support of health care service providers in Pingelly and Brookton. In addition, the PHLA supports Pingelly and Brookton volunteer emergency services;- St Johns Ambulance Sub Centres, the local volunteer SES Units, FESA as well as the RFDS
The generous donations and support from organizations and individuals make a big difference to our community! The Op Shop is open Wednesday to Saturday, 9:00am - 12:00 Noon Drop In and pick up a bargain! |
21 Parade Street, Pingelly
Sue Steele, President: 0417 901 392 Anne Goldsmith, Secretary 0488 511 386 |
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Pingelly Men's Shed
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Since its inception, in 2009, The Pingelly Men's Shed has provided a fantastic opportunity for the men in Pingelly to meet together, share skills and knowledge, work on individual and community projects, and of course have a great laugh over morning tea.
The Men's Shed meet: Wednesdays 9:00am-12:00 noon. Fridays 1:00pm - 5:00pm New members are always welcome! |
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Pingelly Museum and Historical Group
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The Pingelly Museum and Historical Group is located in the Pingelly Town Hall on the corner of Parade Street and Hall Street and boasts a valuable collection of sulkies and buggies, a large collection of framed World War 1 veterans history compiled by the Higgins Brothers, a large collection of antiques and many more interesting items of a bygone era.
Opening Times: Saturdays and Sundays 10:00am - 1:00pm or by appointment. Contact the Pingelly Museum & Historical Group for research enquiries, photos, family tree info, farm locations and more. Please consider donating items of local significance. |
[email protected]
Jeanette Jeffrey, President: 0488 701 804 Bryan Hotham: 0477 004 157 Elizabeth Trump: 0419 163 260 |
Pingelly Recreation and Cultural Centre - PRACC Inc. Management Board |
PRACC is a not-for-profit organisation and is managed by the PRACC Board who are a group of dedicated, local volunteers with vast and specialised skill sets to effectively manage the community facility.
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PRACC Board Secretary
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Pingelly R.S.L.
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The Pingelly Branch of the R.S.L. supports returned service men and women in the community, conducts both the ANZAC Day march and services and the Remembrance Day Service in Pingelly.
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Pingelly Somerset Alliance Inc.
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The Pingelly Somerset Alliance Inc (PSA) is an incorporated body which has evolved from the amalgamation of Pingelly Cottage Homes and Pingelly Aged Care Facility, Somerset House. The alliance was formed to strengthen the input to aged care accommodation options in Pingelly. Following the completion of the Shire of Pingelly “Age Friendly Community Plan” in March 2017, the PSA was concerned that Pingelly residents leave the district because they cannot be assured of the support they may need if they are disabled or as they get older. The PSA is developing a 5 point plan (Staying In Place - sometimes referred to as the Pingelly Project ) to ensure that people will no longer need to worry about being lonely, becoming frail or dependent on care and support (even to a nursing home level of service), having a disability, or becoming isolated if they choose to live at home in Pingelly and surrounding districts.
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David Freebairn, President
0427 877 011 PO Box 516 Pingelly WA 6308 |
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Pingelly Times
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The Pingelly Times is Pingelly's own local paper, produced by community volunteers since 1981. The Pingelly Times is a weekly publication, with 46 Editions per year. The Times goes into recess over the summer school holiday period.
New volunteers always welcome - proof reading, typing and printing For more information about advertising rates, deadlines and submissions, click here. |
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Pingelly Tourism Group
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Pingelly Tourism Group Incorporated Objectives:
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