Transcription of COLLABORATIVE PLANNING RESOURCE – SERVICE PLANNING
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COLLABORATIVE PLANNING . RESOURCE SERVICE PLANNING . Christine Coumarelos, Hugh M. McDonald, Suzie Forell and Zhigang Wei November 2015. Table of contents Shortened forms iii Section 1: Purpose of this RESOURCE 1. Section 2: The research evidence regarding legal need and capability 3. Section 3: Using research evidence in PLANNING and establishing legal assistance services 9. Section 4: Who are priority groups for legal assistance services ? 12. Section 5: General population (15 years or over) 15. Section 6: People with multiple disadvantage 19. Section 7: Older people (65 years or over) 24. Section 8: Youth (under 25 years) 29. Section 9: Indigenous Australians 34. Section 10: Single parents 38. Section 11: People experiencing or at risk of family violence 42. Section 12: People living in disadvantaged housing and homeless people 46. Section 13: Prisoners 50. Section 14: People living in remote and regional areas 53. Section 15: People from CALD backgrounds 58. Section 16: People with a disability or mental illness 63.
The Law and Justice Foundation of NSW (Foundation) has drawn together empirical research evidence in this Collaborative Planning Resource – Service Planning (CPR-SP) to help inform and support the planning of legal assistance services.
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