The Shire of Lake Grace works with interested stakeholders within the shire to:
grow and support business
maximise Shire of Lake Grace's economic potential
improve the environmental and social sustainability of the local economy
support and grow our communities
Economic development, in general, refers to the actions, or policies, of communities and policy makers to promote the standard of living and economic health of a particular area.
This relates to, but is not limited to, areas such as safety, social inclusion, regional competitiveness, human capital, health and critical infrastructure.
Grants
The Shire of Lake Grace is dependent on grant funds to achieve many of its outcomes. It is important that we keep up to date with grants on offer and do our best to find best fit grants for our projects.
Community groups often need to apply for funding for a range of projects and we encourage those groups to contact the Shire for assistance in sourcing grant funding.
The Lakes Active 4 Life (formerly ARC) strives to provide motivation, enthusiasm and a sense of personal well being to all community members in the healthy lifestyle program Living Strong where members can participate in a safe and fun environment regardless of age or ability.
The Shire of Lake Grace is committed to providing a program which helps its residents to become more physically active, to gain knowledge about a healthy lifestyle and how to improve and maintain their health and well being. The Living Strong Program (LSP) offers a friendly and supportive environment for participants, by offering a diverse and affordable range of health and fitness classes, healthy lifestyle group activities, corporate and workplace wellbeing development, courses and workshops relevant to the recreation and fitness industries.
The Lakes Active 4 Life venture is supported by the Shire of Lake Grace, Heart Foundation, and through grant funding from Sporting Resilience and Department of Sport and Recreation.
Charges are:
Adult casual class’s — $10
Pensioners/ seniors casual class’s — $7
Children’s casual class’s — $5
Memberships are available
If you would like more information regarding ARC please contact the Shire ( 9890 2500)
Day
AM
PM
Mon
5:45 - 7:00 Super SESS (Lesser Hall)
Tues
6:00 -6:50 Super Thump (Lesser Hall)
9:00 - 10:00 Rip
Wed
Thurs
6:00 - 6:50 Super Rip
9:30 - 10:20 Forever Fit (Lesser Hall)
Fri
Lake Grace Visitor Centre
Tourist Information Centre - formerly the station masters house
Stubbs Street - 9865 2140
Call into the community restored Stationmaster's House, now operating as the Lake Grace Visitor Centre, where you will find local produce, gorgeous art and quirky crafts on sale.
Meet our friendly Coordinators and volunteers who will assist you with information about our region and its attractions.
Experience our iconic salt lakes, springtime wildflowers, paddocks of wheat and canola and the native wildlife in our large nature reserves. Drive along the famous Holland Track. Visit the only remaining Australian Inland Hospital building in Western Australia or explore the historic Western Australian Rabbit Proof Fence that skirts the Eastern end of the Shire.
Housing
Community Housing
From the 12th November 2012 the Shire of Lake Grace Community Housing is in partnership with