Frontline workers play a critical role in identifying when legal issues arise and connecting clients with the right support. This practical session will equip professionals with strategies to recognise legal challenges, understand available pathways, and support clients safely through the legal system.

The session is designed to be interactive and discussion-based, providing an opportunity to share experiences, build confidence, and develop practical strategies that can be applied in everyday practice.

What you will learn:

How to recognise legal issues clients may be experiencing
When and how to refer clients to access legal supports
Practical strategies for supporting clients to engage with legal help
What the referral process looks like at WLSQ and how clients receive support
Tools to translate legal knowledge into everyday practice

Catering will be provided. Please provide any dietary requirements in your registration.
If you have any questions or queries, please contact RRR Program Coordinator - Holly - rrr@wlsq.org.au

Who should attend:
This session is tailored for service providers across a range of sectors, including social services, healthcare, and community support. It’s suitable for practitioners, support workers, coordinators, and anyone working directly with individuals who are affected by or experiencing domestic and family violence.

WLSQ is a specialist community legal centre providing free legal and related services to Queensland women. For more information about WLSQ please visit www.wlsq.org.au.

If you have any questions, please contact cle@wlsq.org.au

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