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  • Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation
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    Ashburton Aboriginal Corporation's (AAC) mission is to establish and maintain an environment that benefits Aboriginal people through the creation of culturally appropriate employment, enterprise opportunities and the provision of education and training services throughout the Pilbara. AAC works with individuals, communities and other organisations to provide a range of services, enterprises and programs that facilitate increased participation in employment and economic opportunities. As the Community Development Program provider for the two regions of Hedland and the Western Desert, a large portion of AAC's workforce is focused on achieving this goal. Where real jobs are available, the staff work closely with employers to identify local jobs and jobseekers to make sure their skills currently meet the needs of employers and follow up with both groups once a jobseeker is employed. AAC staff provide guidance and preparation over inductions and ongoing maintenance of the jobseeker in the work force.

    (08) 9175 0731
  • Newman Lions Club
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    We are a group of ordinary people doing extraordinary things who are dedicated to making our community a better place to live, work and grow. Volunteers are the lifeblood of our Lions Club and one more volunteer gives us two more hands to service our community. We run community events and offer equipment hiring services which helps raise funds to support our local community groups and Lions Club charities. We are located at the end of Cowra Drive via Newman drive behind Whaleback village caravan park. Our meetings are held at that location on the 1st and 3rd Tuesday night of the month at 7.30pm. The animal park is also located here as well. We have a variety of animals including, kangaroos, sheep, goats, chickens, ducks and a pig! They are always looking for food as they are greedy and you are more than welcome to feed them your food scraps. Please no meat, citrus or onions. There is a shaded playground and a free BBQ for the public to use. These facilities are usually open daily from 8am - 5pm. Be a part of the change. Join us in making our communities and the world better places to live.

    0405 666 482
  • Newman Neighbourhood Centre
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    The Aim of the Association is to encourage the development of a sense of community and enhance the quality of life for families and individuals in Newman.

    (08) 9175 1516
    2 Mackay Street Newman WA 6753
  • Newman Returned and Services League
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    The RSL has a proud tradition of serving current and former members of the Australian Defence Forces and its allies, and through its Australia-wide network. Commemorative Services are conducted at Newman include but are not limited to; ANZAC Day Remembrance Day Vietnam Veterans Day (Long Tan) Newman RSL welcome new members and have a strong working relationship with A Troop, Pilbara Regiment, based in Newman.

    0448 240 825
  • Newman Visitor Centre
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    (08) 9175 2888
    Newman Drive Newman WA 6753
  • SAFE (Saving Animals From Euthanasia)
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    Our Mission: To save companion animals from unnecessary euthanasia through community education, fostering, de-sexing and placing them in suitable homes. Our Vision: An end to the over-population of pets in Australia Zero euthanasia of re-homable pets A good quality of life for all companion animals About SAFE SAFE has set up a network of temporary carers who open their homes to abandoned animals whilst permanent homes are sought. SAFE is proactive in helping to bring about positive change in the areas which cause so many unwanted, abandoned and neglected animals, and strongly supports and promotes desexing. Through positive change, the primary goal for SAFE is to make a difference in the quality of life for companion animals and to promote their immense value to humans. We Need Your Help SAFE relies on the generosity of the community to operate our service. If you would like to become a Foster Carer, Volunteer, help us financially, or donate pet supplies, please contact us or visit our website for more details.

    0491 272 926 (Dogs) / 0491 334 025 (Cats)
  • YMCA Newman Early Learning Centre
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    The facility was purpose built by the YMCA in partnership with BHP Billiton Iron Ore in 2009 to support the needs of the local community. The centre has an amazing natural outdoor environment with real grass, trees, vegetable, a flower gardens and chickens, as well as offering a diverse creative arts program. The sense of community and homely atmosphere makes our centre a home away from home. At every opportunity, children are discovering and bringing their learning to life. We offer places for children from birth to 5 years, we only serve nutritious home-style food and we pride ourselves on offering extremely affordable fees. The centre is a member of Remida; a creative reuse centre that supplies recyclable materials to services for children to be creative with and learn about sustainability. YMCA Newman Early Learning Centre is also the base for a range of YMCA’s Family Support Programs, supporting Indigenous families and children in Newman and outlaying communities. We are committed to improving outcomes for Indigenous children and assisting them in successfully transitioning into school.

    (08) 9175 5508
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