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The Keeping Women Out of Prison (KWOOP) Coalition is transforming support for women affected by the criminal legal system, creating pathways to stability and lasting change. By connecting critical services—housing, healthcare, trauma support, and community resources—KWOOP ensures that women leaving prison have a real opportunity to rebuild their lives. Our partnership with KWOOP amplifies this […]
The Justice and Equity Centre is one of Australia’s leading independent law and policy organisations, committed to building a fairer, more equitable society. Through its Homeless Persons’ Legal Service (HPLS) Women’s Service, it supports women facing intersecting challenges across housing, civil law and criminal law. By addressing these complex issues and driving systemic change through […]
Sisters Inside is transforming the lives of women and girls impacted by the criminal justice system, with a focus on supporting First Nations, migrant, and refugee communities. Operating across Queensland, Sisters Inside offers a range of critical services, from legal advocacy and health support to family assistance, helping women navigate complex challenges and break the […]
First Nations Futures is a trailblazing First Nations economic justice organisation reshaping philanthropy. In Australia, just 0.5% of philanthropic dollars reach First Nations-led organisations. First Nations Futures is addressing this gap, channelling resources directly to First Nations community-led initiatives that invest in their young people and future generations. Initiatives like their funding platform that has […]
Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation is redefining the frontline support system for victim-survivors of domestic, family, and sexual violence in the Northern Territory. Originating in the 1960s to fight for the rights of First Nations People in Town Camps surrounding Alice Springs, Tangentyere Council successfully secured lease rights, housing, water, electricity, and community facilities. With community […]
The Miranda Project, an initiative of the Community Restorative Centre (CRC), supports women to break cycles of disadvantage and provide pathways out of the criminal justice system through holistic, trauma-informed support. In collaboration with NSW Women’s Health Centres, the Miranda Project supports women (including cis-women, trans-women and people who identify as non-binary who feel comfortable […]
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