Justice Support Services (JSS) brings together key parts of the Department of Justice. JSS aims to protect and promote the rights of vulnerable Tasmanians and help those who are:
- victims of crime
- experiencing family violence
- victim-survivors of child sexual abuse
- vulnerable due to age, decision-making ability or communication needs.
By bringing these services together, JSS aims to improve how work is done to benefit people who access or rely on these services. People can access services in the same way as before. JSS includes:
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Victims Support Services
Supporting, counselling, informing and providing referrals to services for victims of crime.
Victims Support Services
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Safe at Home
Addressing the risks and safety needs of victim-survivors of family violence. Holding perpetrators accountable for their behaviour.
Safe at Home
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National Redress Scheme
Supporting adults who experienced institutional child sexual abuse before 1 July 2018. Facilitating acknowledgment and financial redress for successful applicants.
National Redress Scheme
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Witness Intermediary Scheme
Assisting people with communication needs to better participate in the criminal justice system.
Witness Intermediary Scheme
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Office of the Public Guardian
Promoting and protecting the rights and interests of people with impaired decision-making ability. Acting as their guardian when appointed to do so.
Office of the Public Guardian
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Registration to Work with Vulnerable People
Assessing, registering and monitoring those working with vulnerable people, including children, in Tasmania.
Registration to Work with Vulnerable People
We may publish more information about the new structure over time.
We are committed to continuously improving. We rely on your feedback and other information to help us do this. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact us.
