Welcome to ILCWA

Making Choices Finding Solutions

The Independent Living Centre of Western Australia (ILCWA) is a not for profit organisation staffed by teams of qualified and experienced health professionals who provide customers who have disabilities, mobility and accessibility problems with personalised assistance to find the best solution for their needs that will maximise their quality of life.

Solutions include information, advice, support and training about suitable assistive technology and equipment, funding options, assessment and referral pathways, linking to community services, respite options and culturally appropriate care. Our services are accessed by people with disability, older people, their carers, service providers, health professionals, educators and suppliers, and Home and Community Care services providers via the Commonwealth Respite and Carelink Centre.

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Four ways we can help you

  1. Phone our enquiry lines

    Assistive Equipment & Technology services:
    1300 885 886
    Respite and Carelink service:
    1800 052 222

  2. Visit Nedlands or Westminster

    Please call to make an appointment.

  3. Outreach

    Contact us to arrange a visit to your group.

  4. Link via Videoconference

    Delivering services to rural and remote areas.

What's New

  • WA Carers Workshops
    Carer Workshops in WA (National Carer Support Services) support services for the veteran and ex-service community. Refer to link for more details.
  • Independent Living Centres Australia - Web & Database Update
    ILC's across Australia are involved in an exciting project to unify all their equipment information into one central database that can be accessed via the web. This database will allow us to have one record for each piece of equipment ensuring quality, accuracy and currency of the data for all consumers. Watch this space for regular updates.
  • ILC Hire
    ILC Hire Stocklist is now available in PDF format, see link for details.
    Contact ILC Hire for pricing and additional information.
  • Cooking, Eating and Drinking Project
    The equipment areas of cooking, eating and drinking are currently being updated due to a successful grant application to NGCS for funding to improve the educational participation and outcomes of students with disabilities. An equipment resource guide is also being developed as part of this project. Refer to link for more details.

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