Waste Disposal Details

Community can now donate secondhand household items to Kalamunda's reuse shop located at Walliston Transfer Station - Second Chance.

Opened in March 2022, the City reuse shop is managed by Workpower, a WA disability service provider, your donations and purchases will support people with disability in employment and in the community.

Website: https://workpower.com.au/secondchancekalamunda/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SecondChanceKalamunda

Opening Hours:

Thursday, Saturday, Sunday: 8.30am - 3pm
Friday: 8.30am - 2pm
CLOSED: Public Holidays and days when a HARVEST & VEHICLE MOVEMENT BANS is declared

Location:

Walliston Transfer Station, 155 Lawnbrook Road, Walliston

Common Queries

• Can I enter/visit the shop without an Walliston Transfer Entry Pass?
  Yes. The entry to Second Chance is on Lawnbrook Road in Walliston (right next to the entry to the Walliston Transfer Station). There is a small amount of parking outside the shop.
• If my item is not accepted, can I dispose of it at the Walliston Transfer Station?
  If you have a valid Entry Pass and where applicable, pay any additional associated disposal fees as per Walliston Transfer Station conditions, items deemed not appropriate for our Second Chance shop can be disposed here. Alternatively, you can consider other alternatives such as charity groups, arranging a garage sale or consider using online buy, sell or swap groups.
• Is Second Chance managed by City of Kalamunda?
  Second Chance has been established through a partnership between Workpower and the City of Kalamunda. Workpower manages the shop on behalf of the City of Kalamunda, supporting the employment of people with disability at Second Chance and throughout Workpower’s recycling team.

Have more questions - find out more via the Second Chance website: https://workpower.com.au/secondchancekalamunda/

• bicycle
• Furniture
• General Household Items
• pram
• stroller
• toys