The Work and Development Permit (WDP) Scheme is a social justice initiative by Fines Victoria that allows eligible people to ‘work off’ their unpaid fines by engaging with health practitioners & organisations (known as ‘sponsors’). Sponsors provide treatment, courses and other activities and report participation to help reduce this debt.
Peninsula Community Legal Centre (PCLC) has received funding from the Legal Services Board to develop the WDP Information Package. This does not replace reading material provided by the Fines Victoria WDP Team.
The WDP Information Package is designed to assist sponsors (health practitioners and organisations) integrate the WDP Scheme and includes –
You can access the WDP Information Package at https://pclc.org.au/get-information/information-about-us/
Please contact Laura Sanderson (Project Worker at PCLC) on 9783 3600 or lsanderson@pclc.org.au if you are interested in knowing more.
This project has been generously funded by the Legal Services Board.
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