Let’s build something useful—together.
The PALM Community Portal is beginning as a small, controlled Victorian pilot. We welcome thoughtful conversations with workers, farms, community organisations, government and potential project partners.
How can we help?
Starting in the right place helps questions reach the people best equipped to respond.
Worker access & login
For help accessing your private farm or house information, begin with your supervisor, team leader or nominated welfare and wellbeing support person.
Go to Worker Login →Farms & employers
Talk with the project about participating in the controlled pilot, reviewing farm information pathways or contributing practical feedback.
Partnership pathway ↓Community & government
We welcome discussions about cultural guidance, community connections, funding, evaluation and evidence-based future development.
Start a conversation ↓Need help with work, pay or safety?
The portal project does not manage employment matters, grievances or emergencies. These official pathways are available to PALM workers.
Immediate danger
For police, fire or ambulance assistance in Australia.
Call 000Worker support service
Call 1800 51 51 31 or email palm@dewr.gov.au. The official service provides PALM worker support and current liaison contacts.
Official PALM worker support ↗Fair Work Ombudsman
PALM workers have the same workplace protections as other employees in Australia. Call the Fair Work Infoline on 13 13 94.
Fair Work PALM information ↗Help shape a practical worker resource.
The pilot will grow only through evidence, worker feedback and appropriate partnerships. We are interested in conversations with:
Project enquiry
The secure, spam-protected enquiry form will be activated before the pilot opens.
Please do not send passport, visa, medical, grievance, disciplinary or other confidential worker information through a project enquiry.
This is a pilot—not a finished national platform.
Any wider rollout would depend on worker experience, evidence, governance and future partnerships. The project does not promise government funding, national ownership or commercial delivery.