OUR SERVICES · GOULBURN VALLEY
Justice, Court and Family Support
No judgement. Just support.
Court, DFFH and justice services are hard to face on your own. We go with the people we support, help them understand what’s happening, and help them rebuild relationships with the people who matter most.
SUPPORT THAT FITS YOUR LIFE
Who it’s for
- People with an NDIS plan involved with courts, police or corrections
- People on orders, or returning to the community
- Parents with DFFH involvement who want to reconnect with their children
- People who need help keeping on top of appointments and conditions
How we help
Justice and court
Court support
we come to hearings with you and help you understand what’s going on
Care plans and support letters
provided when your lawyer or the court asks for them
Appointments and conditions
getting there on time and keeping track
Working with your team
lawyers, case managers and justice services
Family connection
Contact visits
support to prepare for and attend visits with your children
Parenting and family programs
support to take part and follow through
DFFH meetings
support at case meetings and conferences
Building stability
routines and skills that show you’re ready
A CLOSER LOOK
For referrers
Justice workers, lawyers, DFFH and support coordinators: we accept referrals for people with complex justice and family involvement, including people with high support needs. Contact us to discuss your referral.
Why FTA Care
No judgement. Everyone deserves support and a fresh start.
We already do this work. We support participants through court, DFFH and justice services right now, including people with high support needs.
We’re there in person. We sit with people at court and at case meetings, so they don’t face it alone.
Getting started
01
Call or refer
call us yourself, or ask your lawyer, case manager or support coordinator to refer you
02
Meet
we meet you to understand your situation and what’s coming up
03
Start
we plan support around your court dates, appointments and goals
Your questions, answered
Yes. Where appropriate, a support worker can come with you and help you prepare beforehand.
We can provide care plans and support letters about the support we provide, when requested.
We support participants to prepare for and attend contact visits. Supervised contact itself is arranged by DFFH or an approved service.
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LET’S TAKE THE NEXT STEP
Ready when
you are.
Let’s talk about the support that’s right for you.