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Health-Justice partnerships
In a growing movement, legal assistance services are collaborating with healthcare teams and settings to provide access to free legal help in the services that are more likely to be accessed by people with unmet legal need. There are now more than 100 of these health justice partnerships across Australia, including in health services responding to alcohol and other drug and mental health needs.
This webinar welcomes Tessa Boyd-Caine (founding CEO Health-Justice Australia), Lisa Ward (Project Lead of Health-Justice Partnerships, First Step Legal), and Cathy Bucolo (Practice Development Lead, Health-Justice Australia). Facilitated by Robert Stirling (CEO, NADA).
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