Below is the current list of GRCEC programmes, key staff and their contact details and office location. Each programme has a link to the information page for that programme.

Geraldton Family Counselling Service (GFCS)

Contact Person / Co-ordinator: Liz Blayney
Phone: (08) 99214477
Fax: (08) 99642634
Email: gfcs@edcentre.wa.edu.au
Location: GRCEC Main Building

Geraldton Family and Youth Support Service (GFYSS)

Contact Person / Co-ordinator: Nicole Emmerson
Phone: (08) 99214855
Fax: (08) 99211416
Email: nicole@edcentre.wa.edu.au
Location: Annexe

Local Community Partners (LCP)

Contact Person / Co-ordinator: Jenny Allen
Phone: (08) 99214855
Fax: (08) 99211416
Email: jenny@edcentre.wa.edu.au
Location: Annexe

Out of School Child Care (OSCCA)

Contact Person / Co-ordinator: Tania Penco
Phone: (08) 99216768
Fax: (08) 99642634
Email: oscca@edcentre.wa.edu.au
Location: OSCCA

Learning Engagement and Participation (LEAP)

Contact Person/ Co-ordinator: Christie Collard
Phone: (08) 99214477
Fax: (08) 99642634
Email: christie@edcentre.wa.edu.au
Location: GRCEC Main Building

Youth Pathways

Contact Person / Co-ordinator: Jenny Allen/Suzanne Carter
Phone: (08) 99214855
Fax: (08) 99211416
Email: jenny@edcentre.wa.edu.au
Location: Annexe

Carnarvon Contact:  Kim Crabb (based in Geraldton) 

Email:  kim.c@edcentre.wa.edu.au

Lotteries House Camel Lane

Carnarvon

Parents in Tune with Education falls under the Indigenous Children Programme and is funded by the Department of Families, Housing, Community Services and Indigenous Affairs.  This project aims to increase parents’ understanding and skills to enable them to support their children’s participation in school. “Parents in Tune with Education” will focus on Indigenous children and families living within the Midwest District region which encompasses the town of Carnarvon and the Murchison region which covers the towns Mullewa, Mt Magnet, Sandstone, Cue, Meekatharra and the remote communities of Yulga Jinna and Pia Wadjarri.

This project aims to enable children (0-12), young people (13-18), and adults (parents and caregivers) to develop supportive, safe and nurturing family relationships that support children involved with the education process.