For victim-survivors of family and domestic violence, financial independence is crucial. Many struggle with limited financial resources and often face significant challenges in accessing and maintaining essential Centrelink payments. 

This workshop will help community workers support First Nations clients to access Centrelink income and financial support.

What You’ll Gain

• Practical skills and strategies for navigating Centrelink

• Recognise common challenges faced by clients

• Learn effective ways to assist clients in financial hardship during times of crisis

• Discover tips for improving access to income support

• Understand your options when dealing with Centrelink debts

• How to lodge an appeal

Build your teams capacity to support women and families affected by family and domestic violence.

Date: Wednesday 19th March 2025
Time: 10am-12:30pm - Morning tea provided
Location: Marrickville Library and Pavilion

Target audience: Inner West Community services, First Nations community workers, community workers working with First Nations clients.

Presented by Welfare Rights Centre

Welfare Rights Centre NSW is a community legal centre that specialises in social security law. We help people who have a problem with Centrelink. We provide over 18% of our services to clients impacted by Family and Domestic Violence (FADV). First Nations people are a priority for our service.