The City of Armadale recognises and values the pivotal role that families and children play in our community and aims to create a safe, supportive place where children are encouraged to play, grow and learn.

The City of Armadale recognises and values the important role that young people play in the community. The City works alongside and builds relationships with local community groups and young people to develop sustainable initiatives which aim to support young people in reaching their full potential.

While the City of Armadale does not directly deliver seniors services, it actively advocates for and supports the delivery of services by local agencies and organisations. The City actively encourages local senior groups and offers advice on their development.

The City has a commitment to working in partnership with our Indigenous community and other government and non-government agencies to develop and support initiatives that provide services and benefits to Indigenous people living within the City of Armadale.

While the City of Armadale does not deliver services directly, it actively advocates for and supports the delivery of disability services by local agencies and organisations. The City is committed to working to create an inclusive community that is aware of the access needs of all its members including people with disabilities.

Culture can be defined as everything that contributes to our quality of life and that of others in our community. It includes our history, heritage, language, symbols, images, ideas, recreation, way of life and aspirations.

Active Clubs is the City of Armadale’s Club Development Program. A part-time Club Development Officer is available to support your club with advice on club management issues and processes.

“Eat-Act-Live” (Eat Healthy – Act Now – Live for the Future) aims to assist members of the community to modify their dietary habits and physical activity behaviour over the long term. Whatever your fitness level, Eat-Act-Live has a program to suit you.

The City of Armadale is located 30 minutes south east of the CBD and has an estimated population of 55,000, which is likely to increase to 85,000 over the next ten years.

The City of Armadale has long recognised the collaborative role and importance of developing proactive measures in crime prevention and community safety. The Council works to the following principal in respect of its involvement in law and order;

The City's Community Development team works with the local community to ensure they are equipped and capable of meeting their own needs and aspirations.

Formal volunteering is an activity which takes place through not-for-profit organisations and projects, which benefits both the community and the volunteer.