The Chevron-operated Wheatstone Project and the Swan Districts Football Club have renewed their strong partnership for another three years, following the signing of a new agreement that will see Swans continue to play an integral role in the town of Onslow.

Swan Districts have announced a new 3 year major partnership with Bayswater based Iron Mine Contracting (IMC).  

IMC will partner the club’s expanding community outreach programs assisting the club to increase its social impact in metropolitan and regional communities.  

Jessica Ellis has commenced with Swans as the club’s Social Impact Manager in Perth. With an education and disability background, spending time as a teacher regionally and in Perth, Jess is a fantastic addition to the social impact team.

Swans Personal Safety (SPS) program is designed to create a deeper understanding of the negative effects of anti-social violence, the trauma that is associated with it and how it’s contributed to an ongoing culture and cycle of intergenerational acceptance of violence. SPS is a de-escalation-based program, where community members have an opportunity to increase their skills and abilities in resolving situations without the use of physical violence.

Westrac, Swan View Senior High School and Swans have this week entered into a new partnership to build future career pathways for students at Swan View Senior High School.

The Swan Districts Foundation was officially launched at the club’s last home game for the 2022 season where it celebrated 40 years since the first of the club’s three consecutive 1980’s Premierships.

The occasion was marked by the presence of thirty 1980’s Premiership players, staff and Board members, and it kicked off with a bang raising over $25,000 at the pre-game Legends Luncheon.

We were expecting a tough game against the Kelmscott Bulldogs so it was not a surprise when they jumped out of the blocks first to score the first two goals of the game.

Sitting alongside the Australian and Aboriginal flags, the Torres Strait Island flag was raised at Steel Blue Oval in Bassendean today during the National Reconciliation Week matches against South Fremantle.

Today is National Sorry Day, which remembers and acknowledges the mistreatment of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who were forcibly removed from their families and communities, which we now know as “The Stolen Generations”.

Swans took on Ocean Ridge at Steel Blue on Saturday who are also in their first year in the integrated competition.