Building a just society for every person, in every place, in every way.

Building communities of justice

We join with and provide opportunities for partnership with community members, professionals and government to make lasting change.

Advocating for change

We build awareness of injustice and advocate for social change based on grounded research and the experience of our staff and participants.

Services and supports

We partner with some of the most vulnerable and disadvantaged members of the community and go where help is needed most.

We provide supports, and help all people to flourish through our action and advocacy in:

The Men's Project
Jesuit Community College
The Centre for Just Places
NDIS
Housing Support
Worth a Second Chance
Advocacy
Settlement Program

By doing, connecting, supporting, and influencing, we create invaluable change.

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How can we help?

Imagine a world free of inequality, prejudice and exclusion. How will you help us shape the future?

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Discover new skills and learn about yourself, all while supporting others and helping build a just society.

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Join leading organisations, authorities, researchers and change-makers to help us address critical issues, explore ideas, and more.

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Understand the issues

The inequalities in our society are layered and complex. Research helps us all to understand, empathise, and act: from community members to Government.

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Building a just society where all people can live to their full potential.

Since 1977, we have worked at the hard end of social justice to build a just society where people and communities can thrive. We need your support to continue this important work, today and into the future.

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Hear what our CEO, Julie Edwards has to say about it: