The Commissioner for Children and Young People is keen to hear from young people between the ages of 12 and 18 years whose parents have separated. The Commissioner’s name is Colin Pettit and he is inviting young people to have their say about the support they got, how they were involved in decisions made about them, any services they went to, and their ideas about what... More

Congratulations to Djinda, the winner of the NAIDOC Perth 2018 Program of the Year Award! The NAIDOC Perth Awards recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people, organisations and businesses who have made a significant contribution to the community. Djinda works with the Women's Law Centre to provide free support to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander women... More

An inquiry in the UK has found child migrants who were forcibly sent from Britain to Australia should be compensated by the UK government. Our Find & Connect service provides free support to help Forgotten Australians and Former Child Migrants uncover their history... More

We are now providing a service catering to the concerns of older clients. The Elder Support & Relationship Service will help older people and their families, carers and advocates to to prevent or resolve family conflict, make arrangements for medical, residential and financial challenges and make decisions that protect the interests, rights... More

We have developed a free online mental health training tool to help the community better understand mental health, and recognise someone who may be at risk of mental health decline or contemplating suicide. It helps users understand how to reach out and talk to a person they may be worried about, how to respond to what they say, and also how to obtain further support if needed... More