Neighbours Every Day is the evolution of Neighbour Day into a year-round campaign with a dedicated day-of-action named Neighbour Day, celebrated on the last Sunday of March annually. This year's Neighbour Day day-of-action is on Sunday 31 March. Why not host a Street Meet and Greet event on this day and receive up to $200 rebate (terms and conditions apply).
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Help create belonging in your neighbourhood and build the inclusive communities you want to live in, one relationship at a time. Being neighbourly breaks down social barriers, reduces isolation and improves wellbeing. Connected people feel safer, happier and live healthier lifestyles.
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Street Meet and Greet program
The Street Meet and Greet Program encourages residents to be proactive in meeting and engaging with their neighbours. The City is providing funding to host an event and will rebate the host up to $200 (terms and conditions apply). Gosnells District Neighbourhood Watch supports the program by providing hosts with sports equipment for hire and additional safety information kits.
Safely introduce yourself and check on your neighbours well-being
If you would like to connect with your neighbours, the City has ‘Meet your neighbour' cards available for free download.
Download: Meet your neighbour cards and look after your Neighbours.
More information: Community Development and Safety on 08 9397 000 or email council@gosnells.wa.gov.au
Neighbourhood Watch WA
Neighbourhood Watch WA is a program to help neighbours watch out for neighbours. Getting involved is easy. It is as simple as getting to know your neighbours and exchanging contact information. Neighbourhood Watch aims to increase communication amongst neighbours, prevent crime, encourage reporting of suspicious activity in your neighbourhood and improve the level of personal and home security in the community.