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Supporting every woman’s potential

Luma exists to improve lives. An organisation grown from the belief that women deserve to be recognised for who they are, valued for what they bring to the communities they are part of, and supported in ways that allow them to grow and thrive.

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Rebranding Announcement

Over the years, we have changed and women have evolved. It was time for our brand to grow with us. We’re excited to introduce Luma, our new name and visual identity.

Women's Health & Family Services is now Luma
Our Groups

Health & wellbeing groups for women

Connect with other women going through similar challenges, access a community of non-judgemental support, and stay focused on your progress together.

We offer a dynamic choice of groups: from structured, weekly programs – to free, open and ongoing groups.

Our group in Northbridge

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Our group in Joondalup

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Support and empower women in Western Australia to heal and thrive.
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Testimonials

Find out her story

  • “I have a lot more understanding about my substance use and my confidence in reducing is increasing.”
    Alcohol and Other Drug (AOD) group participant
  • “The support worker was brilliant calling me and having a chat, listening, validating me as a carer. Facilitators were wonderfully bright, attentive and informative.”
    Eating disorders: youth carer program participant
  • “I cannot thank you enough for everything you have taught me over the past several years – your empathy, wisdom & generosity will be forever cherished. Thank you for giving me the tools to be a better parent.”
    Perinatal program participant
  • “It helped by expanding on healthy strategies, also on motivation to recover… It helped me to not feel so alone and ashamed in my journey.”
    Eating disorders, youth program participant

Our partners & sponsors

  • Government of Western Australia, Department of Communities
  • City of Perth, City of Light
  • Women's Legal Service WA
  • WA Primary Health Alliance
  • Belmont: City of Opportunity
  • Patricia Giles Centre for Non-Violence
  • Naala Djookan Healing Centre
  • Midland Women's Health Care Place Incorporated
  • Government of Western Australia Mental Health Commission
  • Jean Hailes for Women's Health
  • Connect Wanju