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WELCOME TO THE WANDI PROGRESS ASSOCIATIONESTABLISHED SINCE 1987
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wandi progress association
WANDI PROGRESS ASSOCIATION INC. GENERAL MEETINGS
7.00PM 3RD WEDNESDAY OF THE MONTH
WANDI RESOURCE CENTRE
302 DE HAER ROAD, WANDI
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OUR NEW MURAL IS NOW complete ON THE WALL OF THE RESOURCE CENTRE - CHECK IT OUT ON OUR PROJECTS PAGE
The Wandi Progress Association (WPA) was established in 1988 and has been an active group of volunteers taking on the challenges and voicing the concerns of local residents. To be successful we have had to work closely with the City of Kwinana at all levels from the CEO to Council Officers. Our rapport enabled us to tackle large projects and the day to day maintenance of the Community Centre.
In our early years Wandi was a mixed zone of Rural and Special Rural properties our challenges were more about creating community facilities and maintaining our life style. In more recent years we have seen the urban sprawl move south with Rural land being purchased by property developers and the establishment of Residential zones. With this came new Wandi residents having different needs and concerns; they established their own group to better cater for their needs, the Honeywood Residents Group.
Wandi Community Centre is located on four hectares of land and shares the site with Magenup Equestrian Centre (MEC). The WPA manages the community buildings and their surrounds including the oval but not the MEC, you will have to contact them for more details.
A variety of permanent groups use the buildings on site, these include Woodturning Groups, Woodcarving, Scroll Sawing and Marquetry. Other groups are Wandi Play Group, Medieval, LARP, Boxing, Sword Point, Air Brushing, Social Dance, Church, Caravan Clubs and Home Schooling; many have listed their details on this site. Groups come and go so if you have an interest email or give us a call; want to start a club or move your group make an inquiry.
Many locals have used the facilities for parties or fund raising events, every year we have engagement parties and weddings; our spaces are suited to smaller functions. Check the pages on this site for information on the Wandi Hall, Clubrooms, Tennis Courts, Pavilion and Resource Centre.
If you would like to become a member of the Association application forms are available here. If you would like to become a committee member and enjoy the fellowship of the group and involving yourself in our activities give us a call or email using one of the contact forms on the site.
In our early years Wandi was a mixed zone of Rural and Special Rural properties our challenges were more about creating community facilities and maintaining our life style. In more recent years we have seen the urban sprawl move south with Rural land being purchased by property developers and the establishment of Residential zones. With this came new Wandi residents having different needs and concerns; they established their own group to better cater for their needs, the Honeywood Residents Group.
Wandi Community Centre is located on four hectares of land and shares the site with Magenup Equestrian Centre (MEC). The WPA manages the community buildings and their surrounds including the oval but not the MEC, you will have to contact them for more details.
A variety of permanent groups use the buildings on site, these include Woodturning Groups, Woodcarving, Scroll Sawing and Marquetry. Other groups are Wandi Play Group, Medieval, LARP, Boxing, Sword Point, Air Brushing, Social Dance, Church, Caravan Clubs and Home Schooling; many have listed their details on this site. Groups come and go so if you have an interest email or give us a call; want to start a club or move your group make an inquiry.
Many locals have used the facilities for parties or fund raising events, every year we have engagement parties and weddings; our spaces are suited to smaller functions. Check the pages on this site for information on the Wandi Hall, Clubrooms, Tennis Courts, Pavilion and Resource Centre.
If you would like to become a member of the Association application forms are available here. If you would like to become a committee member and enjoy the fellowship of the group and involving yourself in our activities give us a call or email using one of the contact forms on the site.
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IMPORTANT COVID 19 INFORMATION
All restrictions have been removed in relation to community use of the Wandi Community Centre.
EMERGENCY INFORMATION
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