Frequently Asked Questions
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FAQ
It is a community of learning where volunteer Advocates can learn from each other to ensure we get the best possible outcome for veterans and their families.
Advocates can assist you with compensation claims and getting your entitlements from DVA, also assist you with contacting other government, council and veteran organisation to assist. Advocates can act on your behalf if you so wish so you do not have deal with DVA. Advocates advise you based on their training and experience, but the final decision always remains with the veteran.
Initially send an email to enquiry@plymptonvc.org.au or use our Contact Us page. Include your contact details and an Advocate will phone/email you back to discuss your particular requirements and how we can help.
No, we are all volunteer Advocates and are funded through donations from ESO and the public.
We have volunteers from several Ex Service Organisation (ESO) including the RSL, Vietnam Veterans Association, Military Brotherhood MMC and others.
All our volunteers are trained as Welfare and or Compensation/Entitlement Advocates under the Advocate Training and Development Program and have been authorised by their individual ESO to practise at the competency level they have achieved.
That depends of what sort of assistance you require, so it’s better to contact us to determine your individual needs.
