 
        
        Empower women by addressing legal barriers at the intersection of health and justice. Enjoy a competitive salary, 12% super, 6 weeks leave, and generous salary packaging! Make a difference from Alice Springs – relocation support and a thriving team await you. 
About Central Australian Women's Legal Service (CAWLS) 
Central Australian Women's Legal Service (CAWLS) is a dynamic Community Legal Centre catering to women in Central Australia and the Barkly Region, with offices in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek. Specialising in assisting women affected by Domestic and Family Violence, CAWLS adopts a holistic and culturally safe approach, offering services such as law reform, legal representation, client support, financial counselling, and community legal education. 
Join a supportive legal team of multicultural women from all across Australia who are dedicated to the mission of CAWLS to enable, educate, and empower women in navigating the legal system, and ensure the respect and consideration of women's rights. 
About the Opportunity 
Central Australian Women's Legal Service (CAWLS) is looking for a full time Health Justice Lawyer based in Alice Springs and Tennant Creek, NT. This role is part of our Health Justice Partnership and reports to the Senior Management Team. It focuses on delivering legal services and education within healthcare settings, addressing family violence and family law matters for clients referred through hospitals and health providers. 
Your responsibilities include but are not limited to: 
Providing high-quality legal advice and representation on domestic and family violence, family law, and child protection 
Responding to on-call requests for legal advice within the Health Justice Partnership 
Delivering outreach legal services and conducting community legal education 
Representing clients in court and tribunal settings 
Collaborating with clinicians and health professionals on legal education and mandatory reporting 
Creating legal content for education programs and online platforms 
Supporting CAWLS' partnerships and strengthening referral pathways between health and legal services 
Contributing to law reform, reporting, and organisational compliance 
About You 
To qualify, you will need to be eligible to hold a Practising Certificate in the Northern Territory. Post-admission experience in areas such as family and domestic violence is highly desirable. 
Additionally, the following skills and background will be highly valued: 
Experience as a legal educator or facilitator with excellent public speaking skills 
Previous work in Community Legal Centres and/or Health Justice Partnership settings 
Understanding of domestic and family violence dynamics in regional and remote areas 
Experience working with people from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) and/or First Nations backgrounds 
Familiarity with the CLASS database 
About the Benefits 
You will receive a competitive base salary plus 12% superannuation (commensurate with skills and experience), along with a excellent host of benefits, including: 
Relocation assistance up to $3,000 and support provided to make Alice Springs your new home 
Remote and Travel Allowances 
Six weeks annual leave + additional 12 days personal leave 
Salary Sacrificing options 
A supportive work environment with plenty of on-the-job training 
Paid professional development and upskilling opportunities 
High priority focus on employee wellbeing 
Team bonding events and great company spirit and culture 
Mentorship and training programmes 
Discover your new home: Alice Springs, NT 
Alice Springs is a unique destination that offers a range of experiences, from camel treks to sunrise balloon journeys. The town is surrounded by natural wonders, including Kings Canyon and Uluru. 
See the Impact Firsthand 
CAWLS has made a significant impact in the lives of women and families in Central Australia. We have supported over 1,500 women, launched new services, and partnered with health, education, and community organisations to create real change. 
Supported over 1,500 women across Central Australia and the Barkly Region 
Launched new services like School Lawyers and Criminal Law outreach 
Partnered with health, education and community organisations to create real change 
Ready to Apply? 
This is a unique opportunity to contribute to meaningful systemic change in a region where your impact truly matters. If you are passionate about supporting women and fostering safe, empowered communities, we'd love to hear from you. 
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