Pro-Bono Services

Like many professionals, our services are not cheap. Our fees are driven by multiple factors including professional staff costs, the responsibility and liability we take and extensive training and qualifications we endure to do what we do. 

However, with all of that, there are some sectors in society that desperately need our services but cannot afford them. It is those sectors in society that desperately need our services but cannot afford them. It is those sectors that we extend a helping hand and provide pro-bono services, for example Bunbury Surf Life Saving Club, Yarloop Bush Fire Brigade after major fires in 2016 and the Palakol Orphanage in India, after the 2004 Tsunami.

Children playing volleyball on a dirt court while spectators watch, outdoors.
Newspaper article titled "Architect of hope" featuring Michel Greenhalg visiting Hebron's orphanage after helping design an improved orphanage with computers and internet access. The article shows Greenhalg interacting with children, including a phot
Master site plan of Hebron Orphanage in Palakol, West Godavari District, India, showing layout and buildings including residential, recreational, and educational facilities, with a scale of 1:500.
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Two men standing side by side outdoors, smiling at the camera, with a group of children in the background near a wall with colorful drawings.
Two men standing close together smiling, one has his arm around the other's shoulder, in an indoor setting.
A detailed master plan map for an immunization center in Jamaica, showing site zones, buildings, play areas, gardens, parking, and facilities with labels and annotations.
Fire truck parked outside a fire station with a sign labeled 'YARLOOP,' on a partly cloudy day.
Fire truck parked outside a red community hall with a sign reading YARLOOP Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade, under cloudy sky.