Justice & Safety

The Youth Justice Program provides on going trauma informed support for Youth (aged 10 to 24) at risk of offending or entering the criminal justice system.

The Prisoner Rehabilitation Post & Release Program provides Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples exiting the prison system with person centred pathways. These pathways include: strengthening social and emotional wellbeing, support with employment and housing, referrals to Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service, legal aid, connection to community, mentoring and more.

The Alcohol and Other Drug Awareness (AOD) program is designed to deliver education, referral pathways and advocacy to the Aboriginal and Torres Strait community of Circular Head.

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For a link to other services available across the country visit: Alcohol and Other Drugs Knowledge Centre. The website provides the evidence base to reduce harmful AOD use in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. 

LDMP endeavours to engage the community members of Circular Head in helping them to achieve the hours needed to attain their provisional driver's licenses. The focus is to assist learner drivers achieve the necessary skills to create pathways to gain employment and the independence a provisional license affords them which will create other opportunities.