This Legal Health Check is designed to help health and wellbeing staff identify legal issues that can worry people, and where a community lawyer may be able to help.
When looking to build an HJP, 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.
HJP practitioners are putting partnership principles into practice in a range of different ways when talking about information sharing and effective collaboration. This resource contains some of their practical insights.
An overview of the most common ways we see services coming together – including networking, cooperation, coordination and partnership. This tool will help you identify which method of working together is best for your context.
This toolkit is designed to help new health justice partnerships get started and existing partnerships either document or review the way in which they work together.
Secondary consultation is communication and information sharing to support mutual patients and clients. Practitioners have identified this as a valuable tool for working in partnership.