Balit Ngulu provides holistic legal support and case management for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander young people that come into contact with the Justice System.
Balit Ngulu is designed to be trauma-informed and provide holistic, wraparound, culturally safe support for our youngest clients.
Balit Ngulu’s Strong Voice, Strong Futures program works with young people involved with, or at risk of involvement with, the criminal legal system by providing personalised education and/or employment pathway planning, support and coordination.
Balit Ngulu also has the Disability Advice Response Team (DART) program in partnership with Melbourne City Mission to assist young people who come into Marram-Ngala Ganbu, or contact with the criminal division and may have a disability. The
program steps in to assist with screening, assessment and if needed, support through the NDIS process.
Balit Ngulu provides legal advice, representation and case management.
The types of matters we can assist with include:
You can use the general contact form below and someone from our team will reach out. If you matter is urgent, please call 1800 064 865.
Details about our office locations can be found here on our Contact page.
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