Street Doctor

We recognise and celebrate the long standing relationship between Street Doctor and Street Law Centre WA Inc, a partnership that has become an essential part of the support we offer to our clients and to the wider community who visit our service.

For many years, both have teams worked side by side to provide compassionate, accessible and practical support to people facing complex challenges.

360 Health + Community

💥 Street Doctor + Street Law = FREE Health & Legal Support!

We work alongside Street Doctor to bring the Bassendean community free health and legal services—all in one place.

🗓️ Every Friday
🗺️ Swan Districts Football Club, Bassendean
🕧 11:00am – 12:30pm

Our fantastic admin and triage officer, Declan, will be there to welcome you, answer questions, and connect you with one of our solicitors for legal support. Whether you need advice on driver’s license issues, infringements, or other legal issues, Declan will make sure you’re connected quickly and easily.

No appointments needed—just drop by, say hi, and get the help you need.

✨ Health care, legal support, and a friendly face, all under one roof!

*This post provides general legal information only and is not legal advice. It may not apply to your situation. For legal advice, contact Street Law Centre WA directly*

🧡 Say Their Names 🧡

To mark the final day of the , we remember the women and children who never made it out. We honour their lives, and we fight in their memory. Because enough is enough.

Family and Domestic Violence is not an issue for 16 days alone. It is a crisis that demands our attention every single day.

As the 16 Days campaign comes to an end, our responsibility does not. We must keep speaking up, supporting survivors, and driving change in our communities.

The work doesn’t end here. It begins again tomorrow - and every day after.

"Why didn’t she just leave?"

Because she had no money.
Because she had no support.
Because she had no safe place to flee to.
Because she was scared.
Because her children were scared.
Because she knew leaving would be far more dangerous than staying.

Leaving isn’t easy. Judging is.

Every day in Australia, women are hospitalised because of someone they loved.

Every week, a woman is murdered by a current or former partner.

This is not ‘just how it is.’ This is a crisis.

Demand better. Demand action.