Welcome to the Augusta CRC
We’re Celebrating 30 Years of Community Connection
For three decades the Augusta Community Resource Centre has been at the heart of our community, providing information, services, support and connection.

The Augusta Community Resource Centre was formed in 1996. Formerly known as Augusta Telecentre, it is part of Western Australia’s long-running Telecentre program and a proud member of the WA Community Resource Network (WACRN). Augusta CRC first opened across the road from its current location.

What is a Community Resource Centre?
Community Resource Centres have become the hub of small rural towns and are a great way to get to know local people.

CRCs provide information about places of interest and connect you with local services and business prov
iders. Production of newsletters, hosting local events, and supporting community building activities are all offered through CRCs.
Drop in and say hello at 66 Allnut Terrace, Augusta. You may be surprised at the services and community benefits available.
Our Approach through our Values
- Welcoming – We create a friendly and inclusive environment where everyone feels comfortable and valued.
- Helpful – We provide practical support, information, and guidance to meet community needs.
- Connection – We bring people together, fostering relationships, collaboration, and a sense of belonging.
- Respectful – We treat everyone with kindness, consideration, and appreciation for diverse perspectives.
- Collaborative – We work alongside community members, partners, and stakeholders to achieve shared goals.
“Welcoming people, helping others, building connections, showing respect, and working together for our community.”
Services
Internet access, training courses, equipment hire, VOIP, video conferencing, business services and more are available at the CRC.
See our Services Page for full details.
Find Us

66 Allnutt Terrace
Augusta WA 6290
Phone: (08) 9758 0002
Open Monday to Friday – 9.30am to 3pm


