At Health Justice Australia, we help health, legal and social services work together to better meet people’s needs. We strengthen access to legal help through services that support health and wellbeing.
Through evidence, practical tools and collaboration with policy makers, we enable and support services to work together so people and families can get the right support whenever and wherever they need it.
Explore what health justice partnership is, why it matters, where it’s already in action, how it’s funded, and how to get started.
Browse tools, templates and guidance to support partnership work in practice.
Take a closer look at impact, evaluation and what supports partnerships to grow and scale.
Resources spotlight
We worked with the Centre of Research Excellence in Childhood Adversity and Mental Health on this policy brief, using case studies of HJPs based in Child and Family Hubs to learn about what it takes to create a successful partnership: shared purpose, collaborative processes, and investment in relationships.
What legal needs do consumers bring to mental health services? And what do mental health services need to be able to help?
What are the individual and systems outcomes anticipated for health justice partnership and where is there opportunity for work in collaboration with public health researchers to explore this potential?
