
ABOUT US
what we do
The Far West Community Legal Centre (FWCLC) provides free legal advice, information and referrals to all residents in the Far West region of NSW. The Centre provides ongoing legal assistance to people on low incomes and also to people experiencing significant disadvantage.
history
The Centre was formed as a result of a Federal Government initiative that identified a need for more accessible legal services in the Far West region of New South Wales.
A public meeting was called in 1999. An interested group of people formed an incorporated association and made a submission for funding. The submission was successful and the management committee established a community based legal service. Our Centre opened on 18 July 2000.
The Centre acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the land upon which its office is situated, the Wilyakali people of the Barkandji Nation. The Centre pays its respects to Elders past, present and emerging.
OUR CATCHMENT AREA
The Far West Community Legal Centre services residents of the Far West of New South Wales.
Our office is based in Broken Hill and we regularly perform outreach to other communities in our catchment area.

FAR WEST CLC TEAM
Administration and Intake Team
Stacy Treloar
Chief Executive Officer
Bianca Cattonar
Finance Officer
VACANT
Senior Administration Officer
Simon Hunter
Legal Admin
Solicitor Team
VACANT
Principal Solicitor
nina betts
Acting Principal Solicitor - First Nations Solicitor
tessa sparks
Solicitor
oliver braes
Solicitor
hannah muller
Solicitor
CHristine clifton
Chairperson
Dennis Roach
Director / Public Officer
Denise Hampton
Director
Debbie Gaudie
Director
David alexander
Director
vacant
Director
vacant
Director
stacy treloar
Secretary / CEO
Bianca cattonar
Secretary / Finance
Board Members
vacancies
Interested in working with us? Vacancies are posted here as they become available.
No current vacancies.
GOVERNANCE
The Far West Community Legal Centre Ltd. is managed by a volunteer Board of Management and administers four auspice services:
Broken Hill Staying Home Leaving Violence
Wentworth Staying Home Leaving Violence
ANNUAL REPORTS
To view a copy of the Centre's Annual Reports, please select a report below:
OUR PARTNERS
The Centre works closely with several key partners and thanks them for their ongoing support.


