Binaal Billa respectfully acknowledges the traditional custodians, the Wiradjuri people of the Wiradjuri nation on which we work and live. We pay our respects to our Elders past and present as they are the keepers of the memories, traditions, the culture and the hopes for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. We recognise their continuing connection to our land, water and community. We also pay our respects to our emerging Elders for the future.
Acknowledgement of Country
Our Vision
Our Mission
Binaal Billa Family Violence Prevention Legal Service's mission is to address family violence and sexual assault for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander victims through provision of free legal services and support, case work, holistic case management and thorough community education, law reform and advocacy.
Our Vision is for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and communities within our service area to live free from family and domestic violence and sexual assault.
Featured Artwork:
Binaal Billa recently commissioned an individual artwork to represent who we are and what we do through renowned Indigenous Artist Lakkari Pitt.
The commissioned artwork remains the intellectual property of Lakkari Pitt. Binaal Billa is granted a licence to use the artwork for agreed purposes only
The artwork tells the story of Binaal Billa.
The large meeting place is a symbol of safety, connection and belonging. It mirrors an artwork created for Yoorana Gunya, symbolising the connection between both services.
Across the artwork, journey lines flow through the landscape, linking meeting places that represent the communities Binaal Billa supports through its outreach. Each symbol carries meaning, the embarce of family, support, new beginnings and the grounding presence of Country.
Together these elements tell a story of strength, healing and connection.
Upcoming Events
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