This webinar is for community support workers and will be co-presented by Lyndi Hawkings-Guy, senior lawyer, and Kath Kerr, social worker, from the Violence Prevention and Women’s Advocacy team at Legal Aid Queensland. The session will cover: domestic and family violence and its impact in […]
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Internationally and increasingly in Australia, health justice partnerships are being utilised to bridge the gap and offer an innovative service model, with promising outcomes. Caxton Legal Centre’s collaboration with Metro South Health, the OPALS Health Justice Partnership, is one such service. Join Caxton Legal Centre […]
Health Justice Partnerships: Possibilities for Queensland Read More »
The constitution (or ‘rules’) of a not-for-profit are a vital part of a well-governed organisation. It is a legal requirement that an organisation and its members follow these rules. In this FREE webinar Justice Connect will guide you through the importance of your governing document […]
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A well planned and executed AGM has the power to engage your audience and increase your visibility, all at once. Join Deb and Bel as they walk you beyond the fundamentals of your annual reporting obligations to sharing stories that are memorable and fun. It […]
Many not-for-profits, including community legal centres, do not have the surplus capital to tie up in freehold ownership of offices or outreach locations. Leasing is not only a great alternative, but often the preferred option in certain circumstances. However, a lease is a long term […]
Tips and traps when leasing: Issues impacting not-for-profits Read More »
Do you work with young people? Upgrade your skills! CLCs Australia presents a webinar on how to best serve the legal needs of young people in out-of-home care. Presenters from Mid North Coast Community Legal Centre and North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency give insights on […]
Youth Justice: Meeting the civil needs of young people Read More »
Financial hardship is a common and reoccurring theme for people connecting to community organisations. The insufficiency of our existing welfare payments means people often struggle to afford basic, everyday costs. Falling behind on payments for essential service, such as electricity and telephone, can see these […]
Challenges both inside and outside the workplace can impact employees’ mental health and wellbeing, resulting in disengagement, lack of community, loneliness and poor health. The statistics show employees are struggling with mental health: 20% suffer from mental health challenges, 53% experience financial stress and 85% […]
