We break down the basics of the Australian legal system and how ordinary people interact with it.
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.
A new paper aims to point the way to a coordinated, multi-sector response to the big issues affecting children and families.
What legal needs do consumers bring to mental health services? And what do mental health services need to be able to help?
Read about what sustains health justice partnership from client, health and legal staff perspectives. The Integrated Services for Survivor Advocacy partnership between South-East Monash Legal Service and the South Eastern Centre Against Sexual Assault and Family Violence has been running for over 28 years and is one of the longest running health justice partnerships in Australia.
This report discusses whether and how health justice partnerships achieve financial wellbeing outcomes for their clients, how they work with financial counsellors and the opportunities and constraints of addressing financial wellbeing.