Men’s Advocacy Service

11/10/2023

Hi Thank you for contacting us. Would you please complete the Priority Referral Form by clicking on the link HERE. Please ensure you include as much information as possible to ensure we can allocate the most suitable resources to assist you. If you have an issue completing the form, please email your information to [email protected]

09/07/2023

Well done guys.

Repair Cafe Beenleigh is open for business! Come on down and meet our repairers between 1:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m. today!

Sewing repairs
Bicycle Maintenance
Low voltage repair (no mains powered items)
Knife sharpening
Computer repair and troubleshooting
General handyman/handywoman repairs.

Tea, coffee, and yummies are provided.

We are at Beenleigh Neighbourhood Centre , 10-12 James Street, Beenleigh. Look down the driveway for the yellow building with the veranda. Limited off-street parking is accessed via Mansfield Walk (beside 41 Kent Street, Beenleigh).

28/06/2023

For a No Win No Fee referral, we recommend you complete the assessment tool on the No Win No Fee Connect website.

Use our assessment tool to connect you with the most suitable no win no fee representation.

24/05/2023

Today we have filed a Human Rights complaint regarding lateral violence involving racial discrimination amongst our own mob.

No matter who you are, you do not have the right to racially abuse or in any way adversely impact the human rights of other people.

We anticipate this will be a well published case and as things progress, we will be making several submissions and whilst we hope for an efficient resolution, we realistically anticipate a sensational debate in the Queensland Human Rights Commission.

We are excited to have the opportunity to bring this vulgar and offensive abuse and unlawful discrimination to the attention of the Commission and our mob.

What is lateral violence?
Lateral violence is a term used to describe harmful behavior that occurs between individuals who share a similar social identity or experience.

In legal terms, lateral violence can be defined as any action or behavior that is intended to cause harm, humiliation, or intimidation to another person within the same community or group.

This type of behavior can take many forms, including verbal abuse, physical violence, social exclusion, and cyberbullying. Lateral violence is particularly damaging because it undermines the sense of solidarity and support that is necessary for communities to thrive.

As such, it is important for legal professionals to recognize and address lateral violence in order to promote positive and healthy relationships within communities.

If you need help with a discrimination or human rights matter, contact, National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Corporation - Advocacy Service via [email protected] or call 1800238622 and follow us at National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation Advocacy Service