Justice Advocacy Service

Mission Statement

JAS is available across NSW including in rural, regional and remote areas, and concentrated in NSW Police Area Commands, Police Districts and around central court locations.

We use an individual advocacy approach by arranging a support person to be with victims, witnesses and suspects/defendants when they are in contact with police, courts and legal representatives.

About

The Justice Advocacy Service (JAS) supports young people and adults with cognitive impairment in contact with the NSW criminal justice system, including as victims, witnesses and suspects/defendants to exercise their rights and fully participate in the process.

Service Locations

Sydney, 2000 NSW, AU

Moree, 2400 NSW, AU

Armidale, 2350 NSW, AU

Tamworth, 2340 NSW, AU

Broken Hill, 2880 NSW, AU

Wentworth, 2648 NSW, AU

Orange, 2800 NSW, AU

Bathurst, 2795 NSW, AU

Lithgow, 2790 NSW, AU

Eden, 2551 NSW, AU

Bega, 2550 NSW, AU

Batemans Bay, 2536 NSW, AU

Queanbeyan, NSW, AU

Wollongong, NSW, AU

Campbelltown, 2560 NSW, AU

Penrith, 2750 NSW, AU

Blacktown, 2148 NSW, AU

Fairfield, 2165 NSW, AU

Liverpool, 2170 NSW, AU

Newcastle, NSW, AU

Cessnock, 2325 NSW, AU

Maitland, NSW, AU

Toronto, 2283 NSW, AU

Belmont, 2280 NSW, AU

Taree, 2430 NSW, AU

Grafton, 2460 NSW, AU

Gunnedah, 2380 NSW, AU

Coffs Harbour, NSW, AU

Kempsey, 2440 NSW, AU

Port Macquarie, 2444 NSW, AU

Inverell, 2360 NSW, AU

Junee, 2663 NSW, AU

Cowra, 2794 NSW, AU

Deniliquin, 2710 NSW, AU

Griffith, 2680 NSW, AU

Service Focus

Health and Wellbeing

Justice Advocacy Service

Mission statement

Justice Advocacy Service

Current Opportunities

Court Support Volunteer