Braemar House

Braemar Presbyterian Care

Residential aged care facility. This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.

Chinese Presbyterian Church

Church delivered Sunday services, extended pastoral care and other religious activities. This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.

Mt Magnet Presbyterian Church

Church delivered Sunday services, extended pastoral care and other religious activities. This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.

Palmerstone House

Palmerston House was established in Darwin by the government in July 1963 as a Receiving Home for adolescent girls from the temporary Adolescent Receiving Home. Palmerston House moved to a new location in 1972 in the former Central Training Establishment building and closed in 1975. This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.

Wotjulum mission

Wotjulum, near Yampi, was established as a mission station by the Presbyterian Church in 1951, with people transferred from Kunmunya Station and the government station at Munja. Children at Wotjulum were under the guardianship of the Commissioners responsible for Aboriginal welfare. Wotjulum closed in 1956 and residents were transferred to Mowanjum, near Derby. This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.

Burnbrae Presbyterian Children's Home

Burnbrae Presbyterian Children's Home was established by the Council Presbyterian Children's Home in 1938, in Byford. Children who were wards of the state and private children were admitted, both boys and (from 1940) girls. Burnbrae accommodated children from under 6 years to secondary school age. Children were transferred to Benmore in Caversham when Burnbrae closed in December 1956. This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.

Benmore Presbyterian Children's Home

The Council Presbyterian Children's Homes was the name given to the committee that ran two Homes on behalf of the Presbyterian Church in Western Australia: Burnbrae (1938-1957) at Byford, and Benmore (1947-1963) at Middle Swan (Caversham). This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.

Rangevue Hostel

Rangevue Hostel was established by the Presbyterian Church in 1969 in Mount Lawley, as hostel for female Aboriginal students attending the Mt Lawley High School and business colleges in Perth. It operated until at least 1973, possibly closing by the end of that year. This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.

Sovereign Grace Presbyterian Church

Church delivered Sunday services, extended pastoral care and other religious activities. This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.

Spanish-Portuguese Presbyterian Church

Church delivered Sunday services, extended pastoral care and other religious activities. This institution is included in the Scheme as part of Presbyterian Church of Western Australia.