Service Offerings Overview

CAAFLU provides culturally sensitive legal and support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander individuals who have experienced or are currently facing domestic and family violence or sexual assault.

We Provide

   Legal Advice and Representation

Advocacy

Information

Referrals

Client Support

CAAFLU’s Legal Services

Policy and Legal Reform.

CAAFLU plays a critical role in advancing necessary policy and legislative reforms at both the state and federal levels, ensuring that pressing issues are addressed with urgency and efficacy.


Its influence is not only vital in shaping the discussions surrounding these initiatives but also in driving tangible results that reflect the needs and concerns of the community.

Community Legal Education.

CAAFLU plays a crucial role in providing community legal education to government entities, non-governmental organisations, educational institutions, and a wide range of community stakeholders.


We encourage you to visit our events page to remain updated on our upcoming community legal education initiatives.

Family Violence.

Professional guidance is essential when navigating domestic violence order (DVO) applications, including modifications and extensions. It is imperative for victims to communicate effectively with law enforcement and adeptly navigate the court system.


Applications for victim registration must be completed meticulously to guarantee appropriate protection and support.

Victims of Crime Compensation.

The implementation of applications, such as those for increasing and reviewing, must be executed with accuracy and thoroughness. Effective utilisation of these tools is essential for ensuring optimal performance and comprehensive assessments.

Adhering to best practices in their application is imperative for achieving desired outcomes and upholding high standards.

CAAFLU’s Support Services

  • General Client Support

    • Client referrals to and support in accessing other services including medical, counselling, accommodation, financial and other relevant services
    • Crisis intervention including liaison with police, medical, accommodation and financial services
    • Safety planning
    • Arrange and prioritize the use of interpreters
    • Cultural advising
    • Housing support though assisting with priority housing applications, support letters and gathering supporting documentation
    • Providing information to other local services about legal issues related to family violence and sexual assault

  • Community Legal Education

    CAAFLU develops and delivers community legal education to government agencies, non-government organisations, schools and other community stakeholders. Please visit our events page to find out about our upcoming community legal education events.

  • Policy and Law Reform

    Organising and Engaging in Events both locally and nationally to raise awareness about family violence and to promote change in our community

  • Events

    CAAFLU contributes to relevant policy and law reform initiatives on both a state and federal level.

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