Legal aid & community legal · Body
Djirra
Djirra is an Aboriginal-led organisation providing specialist support, including free legal advice and representation, to Aboriginal women, sistergirls, brotherboys, trans and gender-diverse people experiencing family violence in Victoria. Legal services cover intervention orders, family law, child protection and financial assistance claims, alongside non-legal support such as counselling, court support and referrals. Djirra also runs cultural and wellness programs and prison support services at Dame Phyllis Frost Centre and HM Prison Tarrengower.
- Legal aid & community legal
- Body
- Family
Opens djirra.org.au
Last verified 6 October 2026 · Listing updated 6 October 2026
Djirra at a glance
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- Type of body
- Not-for-profit legal service
- Runs CPD
- No
Who it's for
A practitioner would refer an Aboriginal woman or gender-diverse client experiencing family violence in Victoria for free, culturally specific legal advice and wraparound support.
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