Community Partners
VenuesWest selects a handful of charities each year to assist them meet their objectives with a range of benefits.
Camp Quality
Ruah Community Services
Ruah Community Services has walked alongside Western
Australians experiencing homelessness, family and domestic violence, and mental
health challenges for more than 65 years. Through an integrated model of care,
Ruah brings together housing, mental health, legal, primary healthcare and
recovery services to support people to find safety, stability and connection.
Working across metropolitan and regional Western
Australia, Ruah meets people where they are and provides holistic,
person-centred support that recognises the individual’s whole story, not just
their circumstances. Through quality support services and a commitment to not
just managing but ending systemic disadvantage, Ruah empowers people to create
meaningful change in their lives and works alongside communities to drive
lasting social change.
Comments attributed to Ruah Community Services CEO, Debra Zanella:
"We are delighted to partner with VenuesWest through its Community Partners Program and to be part of this significant 10-year milestone.
"This partnership will help create opportunities for connection, joy and belonging for people facing some of life’s toughest challenges, while shining a light on the vital work being done to support those experiencing homelessness, family and domestic violence, and ongoing mental health challenges.
"We look forward to walking alongside Venues West to help build stronger, more inclusive communities across Western Australia."
Prepare Produce Provide
Prepare Produce Provide connects vulnerable youth to community, business and educators, empowering them to reach their potential through innovative food programs that improves their health and wellbeing and opens pathways for them to achieve further education, training and meaningful employment.
Their programs include the annual Djinda Ngardak Culinary Camp in Bunbury, Power Up for Dust Up - food training and catering in partnership with the Ngaanyatjarra Lands School, the Secondary School Bushfoods Competition, and a beverages program producing canned drinks and Yarnin’ Teas inspired with bush food ingredients.
Comments attributed to PPP Executive Officer, Paul Bodlovich:
"PPP are super proud and excited to be one of VenueWest’s community partners for the next twelve months. As a hospitality-based organisation, this is an opportunity to connect meaningfully with a major player in our industry. That’s not just going to allow us to leverage the amazing partnership benefits on offer now, but also to foster ongoing relationships to broaden the pathways into training and employment that we deliver for the young Aboriginal people that participate in PPP’s programs.
"Not only will this all be of great benefit to PPP, but we are are confident that we’ll make a meaningful contribution to VenuesWest’s commitment to enhancing the lives of Western Australians."