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Neighbour Day is an annual celebration in March celebrating connection with our neighbours. In the City of Rockingham, we love it so much that we have decided that Neighbour Day should be every day!
A good relationship with your neighbours is important because connection with others can transform communities.
A connected community is a safer community and neighbours play a vital role.
Neighbours Unite is a City initiative that creates neighbourhood connections to encourage safer communities.
You can become a Neighbours Unite Champion, host a neighbourhood activity and keep up to date with monthly updates from our team.
Visit our newsletter subscription page and sign up to receive the Neighbours Unite Update.
The Neighbours Unite Update provides regular updates including community safety tips, access to the latest crime statistics and information on how to form connections with your neighbours.
Once you are subscribed to the newsletter, you can apply to host a Neighbours Unite Activity.
You can register a neighbourhood activity to be eligible for up to $150 reimbursement for activity costs and receive a free Host Pack. (Terms and conditions apply).
Host your activity anywhere that is safe: at home, your verge or local park and take time to meet your neighbours.
Ideas are only limited by your imagination but could include a:
View the terms and conditions below
Register your activity with the City three weeks prior to the activity.
Host an alcohol-free activity
Apply for up to a $150 reimbursement following your activity
See the Neighbours Unite Brochure for more information, email neighboursunite@rockingham.wa.gov.au or call our Community Safety Team on 9528 0333.
Yes. Both operate to improve neighbourhood connection, however Neighbourhood Watch (NHW) is administered through the State Neighbourhood Watch Office in Perth while Neighbours Unite is a City of Rockingham initiative with an informal application process.
Neighbours Unite champions receive monthly newsletters with current local safety information and details regarding Neighbours Unite initiatives that you can register for. Neighbours Unite merchandise and Community Safety information is available on request.
Neighbours include people across the road and those in your immediate street block and wider neighbourhood.
Neighbours Unite Champions are contacted via email. Changes of email can be communicated to neighboursunite@rockingham.wa.gov.au.