About City Of Stirling Community Directory
The Stirling Community Directory brings together a wide range of community organisations, making it easier to find support and opportunities in Stirling. A built‑in search tool lets visitors filter listings by category, organisation or keyword.
Popular categories include:
- Education and learning
- Employment and training programs
- Environment and conservation
In addition to service listings, the directory offers membership options for organisations wanting to list or promote services and a service changes section that notifies residents about changes in local services. By bringing services together in one place, the directory fosters collaboration and helps residents navigate the diverse support and activities available.
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The Stirling community directory offers an extensive array of categories spanning Aboriginal services, accommodation and housing, advocacy, ageing, animal welfare, arts and creatives, child services, communication and information, community centres, community clubs and interest groups, crisis and emergency services, cultural and migrant support, disability services, education, employment and training, environment and conservation, health services, legal assistance, peak bodies, recreation and leisure, religion and philosophy, self-help, sport, transport, volunteering and youth services.
Popular categories show strong local representation; the directory lists hundreds of health services and dozens of recreation, arts, sport, accommodation and community‑club providers.
As an established urban area, most services are available locally, with only a few specialised advocacy or migrant programmes delivered by visiting organisations from the broader region.
Stirling Region
Stirling Region encompasses a swathe of Perth’s northern suburbs from leafy inland areas to popular beaches. It offers shopping precincts, parks and multicultural dining. Locals surf at a less‑crowded reef break north of the main beaches where waves peel perfectly. They also visit a secluded Japanese‑style garden within a large recreation centre that provides serenity amid suburban life.
Stirling Council has an approximate area of 100 km².
It is comprised of the state electorates of Balcatta and Scarborough plus parts of Carine, Churchlands, Maylands, Mirrabooka, Morley and Mount Lawley.
Stirling Community Directory
The directory provides up-to-date information for community organisations who provide services in the Stirling area.
