Manjimup Community Resource Centre Inc

16/10/2026

It's all happening!! Sneak peak of the setup for this years ✨Spring Harmony All Abilities Ball✨. Get ready, put your best outfit and dancing shoes on. We can't wait to see everyone there.🥳

15/10/2026

Who's ready to walk the red carpet? The annual Spring Harmony Ball is tomorrow and we are super excited to see everyone there. Please contact us at 08 9777 2774 for any last minute questions. Can't wait!🥳😎✨

15/10/2026

14/10/2026

We are almost there everyone get excited for the best night of the year at the annual ✨Spring Harmony All Abilities Ball!!!✨ We cant wait to see everyone there, bring your best moves with you.😃

13/10/2026

"It's not the end of the world. You can still have fun. You can still do things. Life is just different."

Richard became a full-time carer for his wife Gayle when her multiple sclerosis (MS) progressed and she needed more support.

Over the years, they've adapted together, learning new routines, modifying their home, and finding ways to maintain Gayle's independence while continuing to enjoy life as a couple.

For Richard, one of the biggest lessons has been the importance of training, community support and looking after yourself as a carer.

"The carer must look after themselves as well."

Whether it's spending time with friends, joining a community group, exercising or pursuing your own interests, self-care matters.

His advice to new carers?

Seek training and support. Look after your own wellbeing. Stay connected to your community. Remember that life isn't over.

"It's not the same, but our marriage is probably stronger than it's ever been."

This National Carers Week, we're sharing real stories from carers across Australia to help others feel seen, understood and supported.

Read Richard's story: https://carersweek.com.au/carer-story/richards-story/

13/10/2026

13/10/2026

October is Breast Cancer awareness month. The Southern Forests Medical Centre team will be wearing pink throughout October to raise awareness and take part in the Pink Ribbon Breakfast 2026 to raise funds for the 56 Australians diagnosed with breast cancer every day.

And we need YOUR help!

Please support the National Breast Cancer Foundation to fund life-saving breast cancer research.

Click here to donate to the SFMC fundraising page and save lives:
https://fundraise.nbcf.org.au/fundraisers/southernforestsmedicalcentre

All donations are tax deductible, and you'll receive a receipt via email.

Fundraising will go towards funding vital breast cancer research. The National Breast Cancer Foundation (NBCF) is Australia's leading national body funding world-class breast cancer research. 9 people in Australia still die every single day. We need your continued support to move closer towards our vision of Zero Deaths from breast cancer.