Circle Green releases 2024–2025 Annual Report

Circle Green Community Legal is pleased to share our 2024–2025 Annual Report, highlighting a year of significant growth, strengthened partnerships, and expanded support for people across Western Australia. Over the past year, our tenancy, workplace, and humanitarian teams have supported thousands of people navigating complex and often distressing legal issues, from unfair evictions and adverse workplace issues to challenges within the protection visa and appeals system.

In addition to frontline legal assistance, we continued advocating for long-term systems reform, drawing on evidence from casework to improve policies and practices that affect vulnerable communities.

This year also marked the introduction of our new Strategic Plan, which reflects our shared vision for the future and sets a clear direction for the next phase of Circle Green’s growth and impact. Our strategic focus areas – People Centred, Leading Change, Strong Systems, and Accountability – will guide us in strengthening our services, deepening our advocacy, and enhancing our organisational sustainability. Together these priorities support the delivery of accessible, high-quality legal assistance and help drive systemic change across Western Australia.

“People are at the heart of Circle Green’s work. Clients sit at the centre of our services – heard, respected and empowered. By listening to communities and building strong connections, access to justice improves and trust deepens.”

We are honoured to feature artwork by Rosie Paine, Nodjam Dordong (Circle Green), which reflects connection, collaboration, community and Country – themes that resonate deeply with our vision. Rosie’s artwork enriches the report’s visual story and complements the reconciliation work taking place across the organisation.

We invite our community, partners and colleagues to explore the full report and learn more about the impact of Circle Green’s work over the past year.

Read the 2024–2025 Annual Report here.