WDO

Do you have an outstanding debt with State Debt Recovery that you can't pay? You may be eligible for a Work Development Order (WDO) to help reduce or pay your fine.

You may be unable to pay a fine due to:

mental illness, intellectual disability or cognitive impairment
addiction to drugs, alcohol or other substances
homelessness
extreme financial hardship.

If you're eligible for a WDO, you can pay off or reduce a fine by:

doing volunteer work
taking a course or
receiving treatment.

HCC can help you to assess your eligibility for a WDO. Please contact us on 4862 1122 for further information.

For more information about WDOs please visit Revenue NSWs page on WDOs

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