Policy and advocacyStanding up for people's rights since 1977.Jesuit Social Services works to build a just society by advocating for social change and promoting the health and wellbeing of disadvantaged people, families and communities. Our service has its origins in work with disadvantaged young people involved with the youth and adult justice systems in Victoria. We do this by intervening directly to address disadvantage and by influencing hearts and minds for social change. We strengthen and build respectful, constructive relationships for:
Since 1977 we have been standing up for people’s rights. Today we continue to work in some of the most difficult and demanding areas of human service:
We work with people without supports who have had a history of abuse, neglect, trauma and isolation. We look for the gaps. Our Policy UnitDrawing on our experience of engaging with disadvantaged people, families and communities through our services and programs, the Jesuit Social Services Policy Unit has two key functions: 2. Evaluation of Jesuit Social Services program activities and services: utilising knowledge gained from our programs and services to promote models of good practice in assisting disadvantaged people, families and communities. Contact us
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