Legal rights Justice For example, access to information and knowledge about legal rights and responsibilities; being able to obtain legal advice, assistance and support that is culturally appropriate or relevant to special needs; access to justice through support to...
Support victims of crime Justice For example, being listened to when disclosing a crime; being offered comfort and emotional support; being provided with information about appropriate services (e.g. medical services, counselling, return to work); support to access...
Transition out of the justice system and community reintegration Justice For example, being supported to transition out of the justice system (e.g. completing orders or leaving custody); being supported to return to everyday life in community. Example Question 1:...
Reduced offending Justice For example, fewer and less severe offences; less involvement with the criminal justice system; diversion from the criminal justice system; decreased remands into custody; successfully address fines, warrants and conditions of...
Housing modifications/supports Housing For example, housing modifications to suit special needs (e.g. rails, ramps), access to support to live independently. Example Question 1: Think about your housing modifications/supports needs. For example, housing modifications...
