STRONG COMMUNITY
The QCA was incorporated in 1989 as a non-for-profit community association.
The original task was to prevent logging in the areas near the township off Wheatley Coast Road, to this end numerous submissions were presented and in 1992 Nature Walk Trails were established and in 1994 our Eco Tourism module was put in place.
A 9 year moratorium was given on future logging, which, as good fortune would have it, brought it right up to the time that the area was declared a National Park.
SERVICE
Most of the facilities’ in the township were initiated by the QCA.
Services made available to the community such as the library, various sporting facilities including the tennis courts and the gym, community computers and the leasing of old school from the Shire for our community centre.
The QCA was also instrumental in arranging government and corporate services for the community; fire-fighting equipment, TransWA bus service, postal services and mobile telephone and internet services for the town.
Building a strong local community has many benefits, including creating a sense of belonging and developing social connections.
When individuals feel connected to their community, we are more likely to take pride in our surroundings and work towards creating a safe and positive environment. Quinninup has a long and strong history of community.
Let's continue this tradition and work together to keep our community strong resilient and thriving.
Say Hello
Quinninup Community Association
1197 Wheatley Coast Rd Quinninup WA 6258
If you are not a QCA member yet we welcome you to join.
Membership is open to residents or landholders within Quinninup and surrounds.
We'd like to say a huge 'thank you' to our sponsors who assist with our many projects and events.
Simply Beautiful
Jewel of the South West
© 2022 Quinninup Community Association Inc
ABN: 29 564 565 867 - IARN: A0824490U
The Quinninup Community Association acknowledges the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People as the original custodians of this country, recognizing their connection to land, waters and community. We respect their cultures and Elders, past and present.
"Ngala kaaditj Pibelman Noongar moort keyen kaadak nidja boodja.”
We acknowledge Pibelman Noongar people as the original custodians of the land on which we live.
Images courtesy of: Fritz Nabholz | Mick Hill | Tom Chvojka | Wendy Eiby | Ian Grose | Scott Frankel © 'Quinninup Naturally' graphic and design by permission from RapidWebSites.