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legalaid.vic.gov.au

Our duty lawyers can help you at courts and tribunals across Victoria.

justiceconnect.org.au

Privacy policy Last updated 14 May 2024 Introduction Justice Connect (ABN 54 206 789 276) (‘we’, ‘us’, ‘our’) is committed to protecting your privacy and the confidentiality of any personal information we collect. We value honesty and transparency and want you to know what we’ll do with your personal information. We collect, use, disclose and […]

pclc.org.au

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qlaw.org.au

Q+Law is a free legal service for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans, Intersex, Queer, Asexual, Plus Sistergirl and Brotherboy (LGBTIQA+SB) Victorians. The service provides free legal advice, support and casework. It is located at the Victorian Pride Centre, St Kilda, with outreach at Queerspace in Carl

fclc.org.au

Budgets are about the health and wellbeing of our community and help us to build the kind of society we want to live in. That’s why it’s so important that Victoria’s 2021 State Budget ensure equal access to justice for all Victorians.

artslaw.com.au

Privacy Policy Arts Law Centre of Australia (ABN 71 002 706 256) (Arts Law) is an independent national community legal centre for the arts. We provide free or low cost specialised legal advice, education, and resources to Australian artists and arts organisations across all art forms on a wide range of arts related legal and […]

vacro.org.au

Helping prison-leavers move into homes as they create new beginnings for themselves, and their families. We first met 'Josh' as he was preparing to be released from prison. Without a home to return to, Josh was stressed about where he was going to live. Sadly, Josh's parents and two siblings are deceased. While incarcerated, Josh learned that a cousin and several close friends had died as well, leaving him with few supportive relationships in the community. Fortunately for Josh, he was eligible to participate in Arc, and he was introduced to Riti, one of our Arc Case Managers.  Before long, Josh opened up to Riti, sharing his history of mental illness, including untreated depression and anxiety. Together, Riti and Josh put a plan together that would support Josh's return to the community with a home to go to and mental health support.  Through Arc's partnerships with community housing providers, Riti confirmed with Josh that yes, a furnished home would be waiting for him. Riti then focused his attention on finding a local GP that he could connect Josh with once he was home. On the day Josh left prison, Riti was there waiting for him. Arriving at his new home, Josh was overjoyed with this opportunity! The stress he had experienced about where he would live was subsiding. Shortly after settling in, Josh met with his new GP who in turn referred him to a local psychologist to help attend to his mental health. To help Josh get on his feet, he and Riti continue to meet once or twice a week, as well. In the five months since Josh has been home, he's experienced a few ups and downs. He briefly disengaged from the support of his case manager. However, Riti didn't give up on Josh, he continued to reach out and at one point, requested a welfare check by the police. Fortunately, Josh was safe at home. Josh had withdrawn from Riti because he felt guilty about having engaged in substance use. In speaking with Riti, Josh expressed shame for his recent behaviour, and his

justice.vic.gov.au

The Department of Justice and Community Safety delivers high-quality services to Victorians and supports a safe, just, innovative and thriving Victoria.

lawhandbook.sa.gov.au

the law handbook online contains on overview of the law in south australia presented in everyday language.