Your Rights Advocacy
We stand beside you to protect your rights.
Your Rights Advocacy provides a safe, independent, and confidential space for Western Australians to navigate complex systems and amplify their voice.
Who We Are
Navigating legal, housing, or care systems can be overwhelming. We are here to ensure you are treated fairly and with dignity. We are independent of the government and service providers, meaning our loyalty is 100% to you.
Who We Help
Tenants & Housing
Assistance with rental disputes, eviction notices, and public housing appeals to ensure safe, secure shelter.
Seniors & Aged Care
Empowering older Australians to understand their rights in aged care facilities and retirement living.
Disability Support
Advocating for access, inclusion, and fair treatment within the NDIS and broader community services.
Families & Guardians
Helping families navigate guardianship orders, administration hearings, and family support services.
Mental Health
Standing by individuals in mental health tribunals and ensuring voluntary and informed consent.
Culturally Diverse
Culturally sensitive support ensuring language barriers do not prevent access to justice and rights.
Our Core Values
We believe advocacy is more than just a service; it's a commitment to justice, dignity, and respect.
Unwavering Independence
We operate without conflict of interest. Our funding and governance are separate from the agencies we advocate against.
Human Dignity
Every person deserves to be treated with respect. We centre your voice and choices in every action we take.
Empowerment
We don't just solve problems for you; we equip you with the knowledge and confidence to advocate for yourself.
Our Services
Individual Advocacy
We work one-on-one with you to resolve specific issues, write letters, and attend meetings as your support person.
Information & Referral
Sometimes you just need to know your options. We provide clear, plain-English information and connect you to the right agencies.
Self-Advocacy Support
We coach and resource you to speak up for yourself confidently and effectively in difficult situations.
Tribunal Representation
Assistance with preparing for and attending tribunals like SAT (State Administrative Tribunal) for guardianship or tenancy matters.
Knowledge Library
Free, downloadable guides designed to help you understand the system.
Tenants Rights Kit
A step-by-step guide to handling evictions, repairs, and rent increases in Western Australia.
Download PDFNDIS Planning Prep
Prepare for your planning meeting with this comprehensive checklist of required evidence.
Download PDFGuardianship Info
Understanding the difference between Guardianship and Administration orders at the SAT.
Download PDFVoices We've Uplifted
"I felt completely lost with my NDIS application until I found Your Rights Advocacy. They didn't just help me fill out forms; they made me feel heard and valued."
Sarah M.
Perth, WA
"When my landlord tried to evict me unfairly, I was terrified. The team stood by me at the tribunal and ensured my family kept our home."
James P.
Fremantle, WA
"Navigating aged care for my mother was overwhelming. Your Rights Advocacy explained everything clearly and helped us make informed choices."
Elena R.
Joondalup, WA
Your Journey With Us
We know reaching out can be hard. Here is exactly what happens when you contact us.
Contact Us
Call, email, or use our online form to tell us briefly about your situation.
Intake Assessment
Our intake officer will listen to your story and determine how we can best assist.
Action Plan
We assign an advocate and work with you to create a clear plan of action.
Ongoing Support
We stand by you through meetings, letters, and processes until resolution.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there a cost for your services?
No. Our services are completely free for eligible community members. We are a government-funded, independent organization.
Is my information confidential?
Absolutely. We operate under strict privacy laws. We will not share your information with anyone—including family members or other service providers—without your explicit consent.
Can you provide legal advice?
We are not a law firm and cannot provide legal advice. However, we can provide legal information, help you understand processes, and refer you to community legal centres if needed.
We are here to listen.
Reaching out is the first step. Our services are free, confidential, and judgment-free.