Citizens Advice Bureau of WA

Our History CAB was first established in England during World War II to support people affected by issues such as rationing, homelessness, evacuation, and locating missing relatives and prisoners of war. In 1963, Mrs. G. Rushton helped establish CAB Western Australia, with a mission to provide access to practical information and support the local community. Our Values Accessible- We will endeavour to help people regardless of their circumstance. Integrity – We will adhere to the highest standards of professionalism, transparency and ethics. Non-judgemental – We will treat all clients with compassion, tolerance, respect, and dignity. Trust – We will ensure confidential, accurate and reliable information provided within a safe environment. Our Mission To connect people with information and services so they can make independent and informed decisions. Our Vision To be the first place people go to when they need information in an accessible, confidential and non-judgemental manner. Our Services Free information on a wide range of issues Low-cost Legal Advice Low-cost mediation & dispute resolution Free Tax Help (July-October) Assistance with WA NILS (No Interest Loan Scheme) applications Justice of the Peace Probate Assistance Preparation of Family Court documents Letters of Administration Wills Enduring Powers of Attorney Enduring Powers of Guardianship