The Rocky Bay Story
| 1938 | Incorporated as the Western Australian Society for Crippled Children (WASCC) in September |
| 1953 | WASCC moved into premises at Avonmore Terrace Mosman Park following a bequest from Mrs Lucy Creeth |
| 1961 | A major donation received from the Lotteries Commission to build a school room at Lucy Creeth house. The school opened in 1963 |
| 1979 | Organisation officially opened current premise in McCabe Street Mosman Park |
| 1986 | A West Australian team participated in the first National Electric Wheelchair games held in Melbourne |
| 1987 | First independent accommodation built on the McCabe Street site |
| 1991 | Change of name to Rocky Bay Incorporated |
| 1993 | An Employment Services division was established to secure employment for people with disabilities |
| 1995 | Getabout Program (now Leisure, Lifestyle and Learning) was introduced to offer support to clients to participate in individual or group recreational, educational and personal development options |
| 1996 | Launched the new Rocky Bay logo and positioning tag – Discovering Abilities |
| 1997 | Rocky Bay was successful in its tender to provide therapy services for children attending schools in the Peel Education District |
| 2000 | With the support of Lotterywest a Training and Conference facility was officially opened and two respite homes were built in Beeliar |
| 2006 | Opened AHG Recreation Centre at Mosman Park |
| 2008 | The School Age Therapy program extended to the Fremantle Education District, resulting in almost 1,000 children being supported |
| 2009 | Refurbishment of the therapy pool and clinical room at Mosman Park and re-design and landscaping of the site’s gardens |
| 2010 | Celebrated the refurbishment of the Lucy Creeth Residence Opened the Patricia Kailis Centre, Baling Street in Cockburn Central |
| 2013 | Opened Rockingham Beach House |
| 2014 | Opened Gosnells Guest House |
| 2015 | Opened Midland office and the independent living units at 62 McCabe Street in Mosman Park |
| 2015 | Spina Bifida and Hydrocephalus Association of WA (SBHAWA) merges with Rocky Bay One Group Home transitioned from Disability Services Commission |
| 2016 | Valued Independent People merged with Rocky Bay seven Group Homes transitioned from Disability Services Commission |
| 2017 | Completion of phase two of the Patricia Kailis Centre in Cockburn. Expanded services to Ascot and Mandurah |
| 2018 | Celebrated Rocky Bay’s 80th anniversary and completed major refurbishments to the Duncraig offices. Acquired four properties from Baptistcare |
| 2019 | Expanded services to Clarkson and expanded Mandurah hub. Launch of Reconciliation Action Plan |
| Today | Rocky Bay continues to offers services and support to thousands of people of all ages and abilities across WA |
