Applications now open. Are you or do you know a young Tasmanian wanting to have a say on matters affecting children and young Tasmanians? By becoming a CCYP Ambassador
Advocacy Tasmania Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)
Advocacy Tasmania Memorandum of Understanding (MOU ) Your Say Advocacy Tasmania and Senior Assist have worked together for many years and signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) in 2017.
TLA’s new Senior Assist information booklet
‘Everyone deserves respect’ is part of a new suite of information pamphlets available for Tasmanian seniors.
We need to see them as ‘Children First’: Children in the Child Safety and Youth Justice System
'The earlier children are involved in the system the more entrenched they become. Crossover children are over-represented in this group, particularly girls and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children.'
Digital Strategy Survey Responses
We have listened to how clients interact with Tasmania Legal Aid in a digital environment.
Devonport lawyer takes inaugural TLA Staff Award
'I think it was the first time in my life I had been speechless': Tasmania Legal Aid's Criminal Lawyer Kirsten Abercromby.
Deliberate and practical first steps: Tasmania Legal Aid’s Reconciliation Action Plan launched
Our Reconciliation Action Plan begins the formal work of addressing the real and historical injustices First Nations Tasmanians live with.
TLA and TALS – working together at long last
MOU a vital opportunity to 'improve the experience of the justice system for Aboriginal and Torres Strait community members'.
The Disability Royal Commission is coming to Hobart – August 2021
Our vision is to assist all Tasmanians to be heard! Help us tell Your Story at the Disability Royal Commission.
Raise the age: Better for kids and our community
Criminally punishing 10-year-olds is wrong. It is not only morally unjustified, but it also makes no sense from the point of human biology.