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Following the announcement made by the Premier on Friday 23 April, Parkerville Children and Youth Care has put in place its COVID Safe Plan to ensure the safety of our team, the children, young people and families we serve and the broader community.

The COVID Safe Plan arrangements remain in place until midnight, Monday 26 April 2021, pending any further instruction from Government.

Parkerville Children and Youth Care is an essential service provider so will continue to operate wherever possible in a modified form, with all appropriate health and safety precautions in place.  This includes the use of appropriate personal protective equipment (PPE).

Please check back for further updates from Tueday 27 April 2021.

Parkerville Children and Youth Care has taken an important step in recognising its commitment to reconciliation and First Nations’ cultures through the launch of its Reconciliation Action Plan today.

Thanks to our generous supporters and donors, we’ve been able to spread this magic of Easter to children in our care this year. They include King & Wood Mallesons, BamBam against Bullies and Abuse, GLOW Australia, Enviro Plant Hire, Connect Resources, Woolworths Armadale and Amici Early Learning to name a few.

Parkerville Children and Youth Care has been named one of 65 beneficiaries of the 2020 Telethon, which will make a significant difference to the lives of some of Western Australia’s most vulnerable children, youth and families.

Parkerville Children and Youth Care has received a Lotterywest grant of more than $700,000 for the roll out of a new out-of-home care model for children and young people.