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Tuart Place Tuart Place - "Growing Strong Together" Of the 500,000 children in these institutions, about a tenth were Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander children.

Tuart Place - "Growing Strong Together"

Tuart Place is a resource service for Western Australians who experience out-of-home care during childhood. Throughout Australia, over the course of the 20th century, about half a million children spent time in Children's Homes, orphanages, training schools, reformatories and other 'care' institutions. A smaller number, about 7000, were British and Maltese child migrants. Only a tiny minority were orphans. Some children spent a relatively short time in these places, others spent their entire childhood 'inside'. The governing body of Tuart Place is Forgotten Australians Coming Together Inc. FACT is Western Australia’s representative body for people who were in out-of-home care during childhood, including Former Child Migrants from the UK and Malta, and Indigenous and non-Indigenous Australian-born care leavers. FACT was formally launched in 2009 with the aim of providing support to anyone who had experienced out-of-home care in WA. As of July 2012 FACT is a public benevolent institution and a deductible gft recipient. In 2011 FACT commissioned extensive research to inform the development of a WA Resource Service. The findings of this research, which included a Consultative Workshop and a postal survey sent to 961 Forgotten Australians and Former Child Migrants, supported key recommendations of the Senate Inquiries and existing research in Australia and overseas. This information was used to develop Tuart Place. The agency’s continuing improvement will be informed by feedback from service users and external evaluations. Any donations above $2 to FACT are tax deductible.

With Fremantle Chamber of Commerce – We just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engager...
11/10/2026

With Fremantle Chamber of Commerce – We just made it onto their weekly engagement list by being one of their top engagers πŸŽ‰

What a great thing to celebrate!
01/10/2026

What a great thing to celebrate!

Today is the International Day of Older Persons… a topic very close to our hearts! πŸ’œ

This year’s United Nations theme is: β€˜The Age of Longevity: Rethinking Systems for Longer Lives’.

What does it mean? People are living longer, but not always healthier. Society needs to improve healthcare, work, housing and support so older people can live well, independently and fairly.

We recently conducted the Seniors Budget-wise Survey and the results in a nutshell are: rising costs associated with food, utilities, healthcare, and everyday living expenses still putting big pressure on household budgets.

What assistance would make the greatest difference?

Respondents overwhelmingly identified support with:
πŸ”Ήenergy and utility bills as the highest priority (43%)
πŸ”Ή followed by food assistance (21%) and
πŸ”Ή help with medical expenses (16%).

While older people are doing the best they can to adapt, extra better-targeted support is needed to help them live safely, independently, and with dignity in our communities.

On this International Day of Older Persons what will you be rethinking or encouraging those in power to rethink to create a fairer landscape?

Wow! Thankyou so much City of Fremantle Fremantle Chamber of Commerce we loved being a part of this competition. It has ...
30/09/2026

Wow! Thankyou so much City of Fremantle Fremantle Chamber of Commerce we loved being a part of this competition. It has been heartwarming to have our whole community get behind Freo and the Dockers, we had alot of fun living and breathing purple! We are so proud of the Dockers, what a season and an amazing effort on Saturday, we cant wait to bring out the decorations next season! Fremantle Dockers

25/09/2026
It was great to welcome our longstanding Patron Senator Dean Smith to Tuart Place again. We are most grateful to Dean fo...
24/09/2026

It was great to welcome our longstanding Patron Senator Dean Smith to Tuart Place again. We are most grateful to Dean for his unwavering support of Care Leavers and outstanding advocacy for Tuart Place. Senator Smith paused for a photo with some of the TP team and Josh – an avid Dockers fan.

Go Freo!

To celebrate RUOk day and to have a chat together we decorated cupcakes last year, it was so much fun we've decided to d...
09/09/2026

To celebrate RUOk day and to have a chat together we decorated cupcakes last year, it was so much fun we've decided to do it again this year! Come join us on the 10th of September at 10:30am and we can check in with you and share cake!

The Tuart Place community is shining bright and looking gloriously colourful with Purple fever Fremantle Chamber of Comm...
08/09/2026

The Tuart Place community is shining bright and looking gloriously colourful with Purple fever Fremantle Chamber of Commerce City of Fremantle Fremantle Dockers
24 High St has gone OTT for the Dockers and our Port City town Walyalup. We have had crafting circles, yarn bombs, spray paint booths and bunting parties to create our lovely masterpiece!

Thankyou to everyone who has contributed to this delightful purple project. We have come together with everyone supporting our cause of giving Cleo's some purple love.

We promise no West Coast supporters were harmed in the making of this Purple Pride 😜

πŸ’œ GO FREO. GO DOCKERS. GO PURPLE. GO TUART PLACE! πŸŒ³πŸ’œ

Tuart Place supports the National Child Protection Week theme of 2026 Every Conversation Matters, shifting Conversation ...
06/09/2026

Tuart Place supports the National Child Protection Week theme of 2026 Every Conversation Matters, shifting Conversation to Action. We can all raise awareness, share information and practical resources, lets do what we can to strengthen communities and prevent child abuse and neglect

We all loved the 3d virtual reality tour of the Great Barrier Reef at the Maritime Museum, a must see if you love the oc...
21/08/2026

We all loved the 3d virtual reality tour of the Great Barrier Reef at the Maritime Museum, a must see if you love the ocean and want to learn about the scientists working hard to ensure our marine life is safe πŸ’πŸ‹πŸ¬

Thank you Simone McGurk MLA, we loved having you visit Tuart Place ❀️
14/08/2026

Thank you Simone McGurk MLA, we loved having you visit Tuart Place ❀️

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24 High Street
Fremantle, WA
6160

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Monday 9am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 4:30pm
Thursday 9am - 4:30pm

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