Crafty Corner Eaton

Crafty Corner runs every Tuesday fortnightly from 1–3pm during school term.

Held at Eaton Library, Crafty Corner is a D Connect Circle group that supports D Connect’s mission to make the South West the most inclusive and accessible region possible. It is designed to be a welcoming space where people can connect, create, and feel part of their community without pressure or expectation.

You can bring your own craft project or take part in one of our simple, in house craft activities. There is plenty of inspiration available from the library’s craft books, as well as time to enjoy a cuppa, unwind, and connect at your own pace. Sessions are facilitated by trained D Connect peer mentors and Advocacy WA team members who are there to support people to take part in ways that feel right for them.

Crafting can support mental wellbeing, spark creativity, and offer a gentle form of self care. All skill levels are welcome. You do not need to be “crafty” to belong here.

You do not need to RSVP to attend and are very welcome to just come along on the day. If you are able to register, it helps us plan craft supplies and know the support needed so everyone is comfortable and included.

This activity is organised and facilitated by an Advocacy WA Community Mentor as a community led activity. Community Mentors are not employees of Advocacy WA and are not providing individual advocacy, professional advice, support services or representing Advocacy WA staff at this event.

People choose to participate in this activity voluntarily and are responsible for making decisions about their own participation, including any individual support they may require.

Advocacy WA supports Community Mentors to create opportunities for people with disability to connect, participate and build community. However, Advocacy WA does not accept responsibility for the individual actions, decisions or conduct of participants or Community Mentors outside the scope of their authorised Community Mentor role.

Have a concern or need support?

We want community activities connected with Advocacy WA to be welcoming, inclusive and safe. If you have a concern about an activity, a Community Mentor, accessibility, safety or something that happened at an event, please contact Advocacy WA:

Email: admin@advocacywa.org.au
Phone: (08) 9721 6444