Our CEO Tessa Boyd-Caine spoke with Sarah Edwards, Grace McCabe and Meg Write for an episode of Sisters in Law on 8CCC. The podcast, hosted by three lawyers from the Central Australian Women’s Legal Service explores the relationship between access to justice and health services, and what it takes to build an effective health justice partnership and better systems for our communities.
Find the episode on the Sisters in Law website.
HJA’s submission on the Second Action Plan explains how the evidence and practice-based insights from HJP informed our’s practical recommendations for strengthening integrated responses to DFSV.
As part of the monitoring and evaluation learning materials, we put together a list of resources that we recommend for any practitioner working on measurement and evaluation. These guides offer a curated suite of resources covering medical research ethics, cultural safety and trauma-informed practice.
Health Justice Australia’s submission to the Review of the National Legal Assistance Partnership (NLAP).
We encourage the NSW Government to explore the practice and potential of health justice partnership as part of the early support services provided to children and their families.
We’ve made four recommendations to strengthen the draft National Plan to End Violence against Women and Children.
Through partnership, services can provide help for the complex issues that go hand in hand with domestic and family violence.