Find out how JustACE gives practical support at every stage of the justice system.
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Visit FormWorks with participants across all stages of the justice system, including court, prison, and returning to the community.
Provides non-diagnostic assessments, brain training, and case management tailored to individual needs.
Aims to improve access and outcomes by offering reliable support at each stage of the system.
By focusing on continuity and accessibility, we help participants navigate complex pathways and access the tools they need to address challenges effectively.
JustACE provides checks to help identify where someone may need extra support relating to cognitive impairment. These are not formal diagnoses but can help participants and service providers better understand needs and challenges and how these link to offending behaviour.
JustACE supports people with cognitive impairment who are involved in or at risk of entering the justice system as an offender/suspected offender. This includes people at various stages, such as those interacting with police, attending court, in prison or returning to the community.
Currently, the JustACE office is based in Hobart in the south of Tasmania. We regularly travel to the North and North West of the state to provide face to face support to participants in these regions and can provide phone and online support as required. We also offer outreach to other locations, based on participant need.
Do you have a court date coming up? This short video from BIAT helps explain what to expect when going to court in Tasmania.
While JustACE can help you understand and advocate for your needs, we are not legal professionals. For legal advice or assistance, contact:
