Learn

about the

Allambee

difference.


Our vision.

That all people have a strong sense of connection, belonging and a future that is healthy and free from abuse and violence.


Our mission.

To support the health, healing and wellbeing of our community by empowering individuals and families through trauma specialised intervention, advocacy and education.

Our team.

The Allambee team includes skilled and experienced health, allied health, and mental health professionals, youth workers and administration staff.


The Allambee story.

Since 1993 Allambee has been providing specialised counselling

and support for people impacted by the trauma of sexual abuse,

sexual assault, or domestic and family violence. Over time Allambee’s services have expanded to more holistically support the health, healing, and wellbeing of individuals and families in our community. Our team includes allied health and mental health professionals as well as professionally trained youth workers and administration staff.


In addition to specialised counselling for individuals, children, young people, and families, Allambee also offers community-based women’s health services, youth services, and a range of community education and prevention initiatives including protective behaviours, respectful relationships and consent education, and health promotion events and activities.


Although based in Mandurah, Allambee provides services to families across the region including the Shires of Murray, Waroona, Boddington and Serpentine-Jarrahdale.


Our timeline.

1993

The Peel Sexual Assault Counselling service

opened its doors to survivors of past sexual

assault/abuse.

1997

The Peel Sexual Assault Counselling service became Allambee Counselling Incorporated, on October 21st, 1997.

2007

Allambee’s dedicated Children’s Sexual Abuse Therapeutic Service commenced to support children and families impacted by child

sexual abuse.

2011

Allambee started the first Peel Silent March for Domestic Violence.

Respectful Relationship workshops commenced in secondary schools.

2012

Allambee took on the management of the

 Street Net Youth Services in an auspice relationship with the Peel Community Development Group.

2016

Allambee partnered in the development of the Peel Says No to Violence Project.

2017

Through committed and successful advocacy, Allambee secured funding from the Department of Communities for the Family and Domestic Violence Therapeutic Service.

The Peel Says No to Violence Alliance was launched.

2018

  In December 2018, Allambee relocated to the new Peel Health Hub.

2022

Developed Kwobidak Mila group for Aboriginal women.

Allambee supported the Peel Community Development Group with the development and launch of the Peel Away the Mask III Report and Action Plan.

2023

New Women’s Health Service opened in May.

Secured funding for development of a new harmful sexual behaviour pilot program. Funded for two years by Department of Communities.

Allambee in the community.



Allambee is represented in the following local working groups and networks:   



  • headspace Mandurah Consortium
  • Binjareb Aboriginal Interagency Network
  • Koolbardies Talking
  • Vulnerable Families Network
  • Collaborate Community Network
  • Waroona Interagency Network
  • Murray Interagency Group
  • FDV Peel Interagency Network
  • Peel Regional Youth Services Network
  • Mandurah Multicultural Network
  • Peel Health Hub Operational Management Committee
  • Peel Health Hub Lead Clinical Group
  • Peel Health Hub Clinical Liaison Group




Advocacy & Prevention.

Allambee participates in or leads a range of systemic advocacy activities to support prevention and better outcomes for victim-survivors of sexual violence and family and domestic violence as outlined below.


  • Local

    • Peel Says Not to Violence Alliance (PSNTV) – Chair and lead agency 
    • Peel Community Development Group (PCDG) – Deputy Chair
    • Peel Alliance (Peel Regional Leaders Forum)
    • Binjareb District Leadership Group 
    • Peel Youth Mental Health Working Group

  • Western Australia

    • Sexual Violence Response Prevention Strategy: Reference Group (Chair); Steering Committee 
    • Centre for Women’s Safety & Wellbeing (Deputy Chair) 
    • Sexual Violence Expert Advisory Group (Co-Chair) (SVEAG). 
    • Specialist Family and Domestic Violence Code of Practice Expert Reference Group (CWSW)


  • National

    • National Association of Services Against Sexual Violence (Chair) (NASASV) 
    • National Plan Advisory Group 
    • Steering Committee for the Practice Guide for working with victim-survivors of Child Sexual Abuse project commissioned by the National Office for  22Child Safety. 
    • National Women’s Safety Alliance Sexual Violence Working Group
    • National Centre for Action on Child Sexual Abuse Project Advisory Group: Nationally consistent sexual violence and child sexual abuse resources for the 212primary care workforce 
    • Department of Health/Primary Health Network Expert Reference Group for Supporting Recovery Pilot and Family, Domestic and Sexual Violence Pilot 

Welcoming feedback big or small.

If you would like to provide us with feedback or have any queries about our services, we encourage you to send us a message via our contact form.

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