Acknowledgements
Lamp Inc. acknowledges the Traditional Owners of the lands on which we operate. The Wadandi people.
We honour the wisdom, culture, and enduring connection of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to Country, and we pay our respects to Elders past and present.
We are deeply grateful to all who have supported us, trusted us to provide support, and shared their experiences.
Especially those with lived and living experience of mental health challenges, and the families, friends, and carers who walk alongside them.
We celebrate the diversity of our community and affirm our commitment to inclusion.
Regardless of race, ability, age, gender, sexual orientation, culture, religion, or any other identity, we believe in a society where everyone is valued, heard, and empowered to contribute.
Our Services
At Lamp Inc., our supports are built around recovery, connection, and real-world outcomes, informed by lived experience and guided by what matters most to each person.
Through our non-clinical, community-based and NDIS supports, we work alongside individuals to strengthen daily living skills, build meaningful connections, and support greater independence in navigating everyday life.
KM's Travelled Delivering Services 2025
184,478
Hours of Support Provided in 2025
47,961
People Engaged Within the Community 2025
4,211
Lamp’s Mission Statement
As a community based NGO, Lamp's role is to:
Support the wellbeing, dignity, and independence, of those living mental health challenges.
To promote the social well being, dignity and personal independence of people with mental chealth challenges, their families and communities in the south west Western Australia
To be part of a person’s recovery, education and inclusion for life.
Fundraising is a vital function for all Not-For-Profit organisatons. All donations, no matter the size, contribute to the ongoing delivery of our services in the community.
The following values and principles guide the activities of Lamp Inc:
Strategic Goals
- Create a resilient organisation to ensure support for the South West over the long-term.
- Deliver quality and inclusive services.
- Deliver mental health education and advocacy services.
- Be an innovative service provider.
Values and Principles
- We are a consistent and reliable force in the South West community dedicate to mental health service over the long term.
- We are welcoming of all and uphold the rights, and dignity of people from all backgrounds and groups.
- We ensure the voice of people living with mental health challenges is heard, including their families, friends, and carers, and that their views and rights are included in the decision-making process of the organisation.
- We work within the prinicples and practices of accountability, trasnparency, and collaboration.