The Perth Baha’i community is comprised of a number of Local Spiritual Assemblies that guide the administrative affairs of the Faith and oversee the community-building activities unfolding across the city, working alongside hundreds of people in a bid to contribute towards the betterment of the world.
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Showcasing 100 years of Western Australia’s community-building efforts
More than 80 guests have attended a celebration in Melville, Perth to mark 100 years of the Baha’i Faith in Western Australia. The gathering included representatives from various ...
Timely and relevant: Mental health forum explores youth struggles and supports
The Baha’i community of Melville in partnership with Headspace Fremantle recently hosted a mental health forum focusing on youth conversations and how to effectively support young people in their ...
Fostering relationships with civic leaders over breakfast and prayers
Members from Cockburn’s local Baha’i governing body, the Local Spiritual Assembly, have taken the initiative to engage with civic leaders in an effort to strengthen connections and enhance ...
Children’s Class participants raise funds for MND in East Fremantle
A children’s class in East Fremantle, Western Australia has raised more than $4400 for Motor Neurone Disease following a festive fundraising event held at Richmond Primary School. Baha’i ...
Promoting the well-being of our future generations
Four hundred teddy bears have been donated to First Nations children in remote Western Australia following an event organised to coincide with International Children’s Day. Held in ...
A centenary of building vibrant communities in Western Australia
In 1924, newly-arrived American Baha’is John Henry Hyde Dunn and Clara Dunn visited Perth along with the first Australian Baha’i woman, Effie Baker. Spending four months in the Western Australian ...