Clients and Testimonials

Prevention Partners NSW is proud to be on the legal service provider panels of Armidale Regional Council, Tweed Shire Council, Dubbo Regional Council, and Wollondilly Shire Council.

We also provide legal services to Local Government Procurement Pty Ltd, Fairfield City Council, Inner West Council, Snowy Monaro Council, SSROC, WSROC, Cobar Shire Council, Burwood Council, Clarence Valley Council, Waverley Council, North Sydney Council, Kempsey Shire Council, Lismore City Council, Mosman Council, Port Macquarie Hastings Council, Walgett Shire Council, and Blayney Shire Council.

Dubbo Regional Council gearing up for the royal visit

With the lovely people from LGP at their Network Meeting, Sydney May 2021

City of Parramatta Council, where I did a 6 month secondment in 2018

A Brett Whiteley piece outside the Newcastle City Council's art gallery

"Following on from the presentation you delivered at the Local Government Procurement Sydney Networking meeting, may I complement you on your content as well as your presentation skills which was the highlight of the program for me. Highly relevant to the issues being faced at our Council, you described the core legal principles, relevant cases and issues clearly and succinctly, tempered with an understanding of the practical commercial realities, and delivered in a warm and entertaining manner."

David Wakeling, Strategic Procurement Advisor

‘I attended a recent code of conducts complaint co-ordinator training session conducted by Monica Kelly from Prevention Partners NSW and found it a very informative session. Monica’s relaxed approach encouraged the group to easily interact and share experiences freely, which as opposed to the often-used fictional case studies, allowed us to discuss each other’s approach and this I believe greatly improved learning outcomes. I thought the session was interesting and made a difficult topic easy to sit through. It was well paced and particularly informative around the ‘other areas’ of where complaints may fall into, and not just under the code of conduct.’

Mark Butler,