Everyone Belongs

Crucial to belonging is that everyone can participate fully and feel valued within their community. That’s why we’re seeking your input in developing the City’s Access and Inclusion Plan 2025-2030.

The plan outlines strategies to enhance the inclusion of people with disability across the areas of events and services, buildings and facilities, information and feedback, quality customer service, participation in engagement and consultation, and employment with the City.

It’s important that we connect with people with disabilities, families, carers, peak bodies, service providers and businesses, as well as the broader community. Your insights will be instrumental in identifying barriers to access and inclusion and guide the City in responding to the needs of our community for the next five years.

You can also read about the City's access and inclusion initiatives here.

Feeling a sense of belonging boosts overall mental and physical health. The Public Health Plan 2026-2031 will set the course for how the City supports the health and wellbeing of our community, enhances service delivery and encourages healthy habits that prevent chronic disease.

As the public health planning process commences your participation will help to ensure our built, natural, social and economic environments are clean, safe and accessible.

Our services that can impact public health include roads, footpaths, waste and recycling, parks, pools, recreation centres, food and the built environment, noise and air pollution, community programs and cultural facilities.

The WA Government requires local governments to prepare and publish their local public health plans by 4 June 2026. 

Thriving bowling clubs can serve as vibrant gathering places where everyone belongs. That’s why we’re seeking your ideas for each of the 10 bowling clubs across the City of Stirling.

By letting us know how to bowl over the barriers to you attending and enjoying your local club, we can advise clubs on creating inclusive spaces that are better for everyone.

As outlined in the Corporate Business Plan 2024-2028, recommendations may relate to asset improvements, financial stability, and facility management and operations.