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We’re looking for a Women’s Rights Lawyer/Solicitor (Civil Law) to join our team at the Central Australian Women’s Legal Service – to stand alongside women across Central Australia. Every day you’ll make a difference – advocating for justice, protecting rights and supporting…
Are you passionate about improving health responses to DFSV? Have you had challenges talking to your doctor or health provider about your experience? 
The Central Australian Women’s Legal Service are inviting members of the community with lived experience of domestic, family and sexual violence or child sexual abuse to join a number…
Are you a primary health care worker passionate about improving responses to DFSV? 
The Central Australian Women’s Legal Service has a unique opportunity for health care workers in the Northern Territory to join a paid advisory group to help us enhance the capacity of primary care providers to respond to disclosures of…
The Central Australian Women’s Legal Service is recruiting for three critical roles that help drive change and support women across Central Australia. 
Lawyer, Education and Projects Officer Social Worker, Education and Projects Officer Local Link Senior Training, Education and Project Officer – DFV These are not just jobs — they are…
The CAWLS x Ladies Finance Club Lunchtime Webinar Series was made possible through the support of the Northern Territory Government‘s Office of Gender Equity and Diversity. 
Over three months, more than 200 women across the Territory and beyond, tuned in to learn about money management, investing and property ownership. The series broke down…
Over the past five months, the Central Australian Women’s Legal Service Education Team has been working in close partnership with Purple House (Western Desert Nganampa Walytja Palyantjaku Tjutaku Aboriginal Corporation) on a powerful, multifaceted project aimed at strengthening responses to disclosures of domestic, family and sexual violence (DFSV). We recently reached a key milestone,…
Social media doesn’t always make us feel good — and that’s okay to talk about 
Our friends at Mental Health Association Central Australia have created a powerful new animation: ‘Social Media Can Make You Feel Not Good’. It explores how social media can affect mental health and is available in Arrernte, Pitjantjatjara, Warlpiri…
Every dollar counts… so does financial counselling. Right now, women across Central Australia are waiting far too long for the financial counselling they urgently need 
Our dedicated Financial Counsellor at CAWLS changes lives – supporting women to escape violence, avoid homelessness and rebuild after crisis… but one person can’t do it all.…
CAWLS lawyer Christine recently attended the ‘10th Annual Melbourne Employment Law Conference‘, gaining valuable insights into key developments in employment law Across two days, leading Australian lawyers and HR professionals explored critical topics, including: Day 1 | Law reforms on casual employment, contractor definitions, the Right to Disconnect and wage theft…
The ‘Equal Futures Fair‘ on 8 March brought our Centralian community together to celebrate International Women’s Day. The event showcased female-led organisations, local female artists and a panel discussion on women leading in male-dominated industries 
Hearing from these inspiring leaders highlighted the resilience and determination shaping the future for the next generation.…
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