The Bruce Rock Community Resource Centre (CRC) is a not for profit, community

managed organisation servicing the Wheatbelt community of Bruce Rock.
The Bruce Rock CRC is part of a network of over 105 CRCs located in small

regional communities throughout Western Australia delivering a large range of services

and programs that our community.

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• Training courses.

• Fee for service activities such as computer and internet access to the public, access to fax machines, photocopying and printing.

• Access to Government information - both State and Federal Government, and employment information.

• Providing support in community development and management.

• Hosting and organising a wide range of events for the community both grant funded and ticketed.

• Keeping community members up to date with what is happening in our town and surrounding areas by producing a weekly local newspaper (The Rock Review).

• Production of the local Telephone and Business Directory.

• Production of the regional Eastern Districts Football League Budget for the last 17 years.

• Production of forms, booklets, posters, photographs and much more.

• A Book Exchange & Foodbank provider.

• Secretarial services offered to the members of our community.

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Our CRC is open five days a week during regular business hours, plus we are able to open our doors for special events over weekends (for example, the Back to the Bush Veteran’s Reunion Weekend held the first weekend of November); so accessibility to our Centre for residents and tourists is excellent. The Bruce Rock CRC is supported extremely well by a volunteer committee of 9 people, all whom have various skills that they bring to the Centre.