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Investing in our children, young people & families to build safe, healthy & connected communities.

We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to achieve their potential.

We are dedicated to ensuring the safety, empowerment, and active involvement of children, families, and young people. By partnering with other NGOs, community groups, and government agencies, we deliver prevention and early intervention programs informed by the latest research and best practices, tailored to meet the needs of our community.

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Commitment to child safety and National Child Safe Principles

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Programs

End to End Driver Training

The End to End Driver Training program is designed to support participants in their journey to achieving their full licence, from end to end.

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Driving Simulator

Our Driving Simulator is a unique, interactive experience aimed at promoting driver safety and education throughout the South West. This is the only simulator of its kind in the region, making it an invaluable tool for communities focused on road safety awareness.

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Blue Leaf Initiative

The Blue Leaf project offers youth mental health prevention through collaboration, connection and community.

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Child & Parent Centre – Carey Park

Child and Parent Centre – Carey Park is a fun, vibrant community that values families as the first teachers of children.

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Child & Parent Centre – Collie Valley

The Child and Parent Centre – Collie Valley offers families free services to support parents of children aged birth to eight years.

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Yallo Dalyellup

Welcome to Yallo – your home in Dalyellup for connecting, learning, growing!

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Paint the Town REaD

Paint the Town REaD is a nation wide movement to promote the importance of early literacy.

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Bubs on Rugs is a gentle, welcoming program design Bubs on Rugs is a gentle, welcoming program designed for pre-walking babies aged 0–12 months and their parent or caregiver.

These relaxed Thursday morning sessions provide a nurturing space to connect with your baby while supporting early development through songs, sensory play, interactive stories and simple, baby-led activities. It is also a wonderful opportunity for parents and carers to meet, connect and feel supported in the early months of parenting.

Session details:
📍 Location: Yallo Building, Dalyellup
🗓 Thursdays (during school term)
⏰ Time: 10:00am – 11:30am
👶 Suitable for: Pre-walking babies (0–12 months)
☕ Nourishing morning tea provided

Bookings are essential. Jump on @yallodalyellup  Facebook page to find out more. 

#BubsOnRugs
#BubsOnRugsDalyellup
#BabyPlaygroup
#BabySensoryPlay
#BabyDevelopment
#EarlyYearsMatter
#PlayLearnGrow
#SongsAndStories
#LearningThroughPlay
#BabyActivities
#DalyellupFamilies�#SouthWestFamilies�#WAParents�#CommunityConnection�#LocalFamilies
MyTime is for all parents and carers of children u MyTime is for all parents and carers of children under the age of 18 who need a higher level of care than other children. This might be because of disability, chronic medical condition, or other additional needs including developmental delay.

MyTime members come from different backgrounds and their children have different abilities and needs. Yet they all seem to come for one thing, the connection and chats over a cuppa with other people who get it. 

We meet during the school term, with new members always welcome.

MyTime runs at Child and Parent Centre Carey Park 
Thursdays 9 - 11am 

Child and Parent Centre-CollieValley 
Wednesdays 9:30 - 11:30am.
Why don’t you see photos of our playgroups online? Why don’t you see photos of our playgroups online? 
 
We know that real moments from our playgroups get lots of engagement — they’re joyful, colourful, and full of connection. So why don’t we share them?

Because your child’s safety and your family’s privacy always come first 💛

We want our Early Years Groups to be a place where you can connect, play, and simply be. Posting real life photos can create an online footprint for children who haven’t had a say in it.

We do at times have to take photos for special events or funding requirements, we do this only with clear consent, and children’s identities will always be protected through careful angles or blurring. 

It may not be good for 'socials', but we take our child safety seriously.
If you or someone you know wants to feel more conf If you or someone you know wants to feel more confident navigating the NDIS, understanding your rights, or speaking up for yourself, @advocacy_wa  Roadshow is travelling across the South West again this year.

With so many changes happening across the NDIS, provider registration, safeguarding systems, and funding structures, knowing your rights isn’t optional anymore — it’s essential.

We’ve all seen what happens when people aren’t informed, connected, or supported.
Education protects people. Community protects people.  This Roadshow is about both.

They’re running free, supportive sessions in towns all over the region — plus online options — all designed to help people build self‑advocacy skills and feel more empowered.

📅 Multiple dates
📍 Locations from Bunbury to Bridgetown
💬 Open to anyone wanting to learn, connect, or get a bit of extra guidance
You can check out all the details and register here:
👉 https://collections.humanitix.com/advocacy-wa-roadshow 

#AdvocacyWA #MyTime #NDIS #UnderstandingNDIS #Collie #Bunbury

Acknowledgement of Country

IIOY acknowledge the Traditional Custodians and Owners of Country, the Noongar people, and recognise their continuing connection to land, waters and community.

We pay our respects to their ancestors and Elders past and present and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people engaged with our programs.

IIOY is committed to working in partnership with Custodians and Owners to strengthen and embed First Nation’s voices and perspectives in our decision-making, now and into the future.

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    • Yallo Dalyellup
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