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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Medical clinics run for women, by women.

We offer the best quality healthcare from doctors and nurses who understand women’s health. Our team gives you the listening and support you deserve, helping you reach your full potential.

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Our Groups

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Connect with those experiencing a similar challenge, 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.

Luma, Northbridge
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Luma, Joondalup
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Testimonials

Find out her story

  • “I previously felt isolated and alone in my experiences but now there is a group of people that I can relate to.”
    Body Esteem Program participant, November 2024
  • “This group has really helped me and my children, especially myself as a parent and how to handle certain issues/situations with children. The support that I have received here has really benefited me immensely. I really appreciate this place and the people that work here. ”
    Children & Parenting Program participant, June 2024
  • “Luma has helped facilitate me in my recovery from AOD and heal from a domestic violent relationship. For this I am ever so grateful. It has changed my world for the better. ”
    Counselling client, June 2024
  • “I would not be where I am right now if it wasn’t for this service.”
    Family & Domestic Violence Services participant, June 2024
  • “Cannot thank the facilitators enough for their support and educational information. I am very grateful for the opportunity to attend. ”
    Body Esteem Program participant, June 2024
  • “I’ve gain so much from this experience and feel that I am a better parent because of it.”
    Circle of Security participant, March 2024
  • “I don’t feel depressed or helpless since attending these groups.”
    Aboriginal Women’s Services, March 2024
  • “The peer support experienced in the group and the connections and sense of community provided were invaluable. The sharing of lived experiences has really helped me not to feel so alone in the recovery process.”
    Body Esteem Program participant, March 2024
  • “I’ve never met survivors in my life and knowing your story and how you now lead life with your own children gives me so much hope for my future. I’ve left this group feeling excited to grow and flourish.”
    Youth participant in our Body Esteem Program, March 2024
  • “I walked away feeling very heard, seen, validated and understood. I appreciated Sara listening to my story and giving me the space I needed. It felt cathartic. ”
    Family & Domestic Violence Services participant, March 2024
  • “I felt for the first time in a long time that I was listened too.”
    Family & Domestic Violence Services participant, March 2024
  • “I was surprised how quickly things improved.”
    Body Esteem Program participant, February 2024

Tamara’s Story

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
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