Community Resource Centre Network
The Western Australian Community Resource Network (WACRN) builds on one of Western Australia’s longest running and most successful regional community service programs, the Telecentre program begun in 1991.
The State Government through the Royalties for Regions program has provided additional funding to help Community Resource Centres expand and enhance their services to provide access to core services for people living and working in regional communities throughout the state.
Visit your Community Resource Centre where you can:
The Moora Community Resource Centre is a proud member of Linkwest, the peak body for Community Resource Centres and Neighbourhood Centres in WA.
The Moora Community Resource Centre gratefully appreciates the financial support from the Government of Western Australia's Royalties for Regions program.
The Moora Community Resource Centre respectfully acknowledges the Yued Noongar people of the Moora and Districts land on which we operate.
The State Government through the Royalties for Regions program has provided additional funding to help Community Resource Centres expand and enhance their services to provide access to core services for people living and working in regional communities throughout the state.
Visit your Community Resource Centre where you can:
- Email around the world
- Publish a newsletter or local paper
- Participate in a video conference
- Access information on government services
- Enhance your job skills
- Do a professional development course
- Start your own business
- Do online banking
- Enrol in a degree or TAFE course
- Download and print digital photos
The Moora Community Resource Centre is a proud member of Linkwest, the peak body for Community Resource Centres and Neighbourhood Centres in WA.
The Moora Community Resource Centre gratefully appreciates the financial support from the Government of Western Australia's Royalties for Regions program.
The Moora Community Resource Centre respectfully acknowledges the Yued Noongar people of the Moora and Districts land on which we operate.
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Moora Community Resource Centre Inc
( Po Box 384 ) 65 Padbury Street, Moora 6510 | 08 9653 1053 Email: moora@crc.net.au | www.mooracrc.net.au |
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Inquires may be directed to moora@crc.net.au.
Inquires may be directed to moora@crc.net.au.
