Your partnership’s activities should be shaped by patient/client need, practitioner capability and local context. Common HJP activities include:
Use this action plan to agree on what you will do together and who will take the lead. Keep it practical and update it as your partnership develops.
This practical guide can help you decide whether a health justice partnership (HJP) would be a good option for your service. As well as providing foundational information about HJPs, this guide outlines 10 practical steps you can take to build and maintain them.
This mapping tool can help you identify the resources each organisation can contribute to a health justice partnership.
This sample agenda is designed for an early conversation between organisations exploring whether they might work together.
This Legal Health Check is designed to help health, social and community service practitioners identify legal issues that can worry people, and where a community lawyer may be able to help.
When looking to build a health justice partnership, it’s important to take the time to learn about the legal assistance sector and which legal services are available for the patients / clients your service supports. This resource outlines community-based legal services in states and territories across Australia.
Getting down to brass tacks on your monitoring and evaluation plan? We’ve created a handy template so you don’t need to start from scratch.