TASC would like to give a huge shout out to all volunteers, especially to our amazing TASC volunteers. To all the lawyers who assist with out of hours clinics in the evening so we can assist people after hours and finally to all the students and community members who support clients, answer phones (or emails […]
Laws are created to make sure that we understand what is expected of us as members of society. The theme of this year’s Law Week is ‘Spotlight on scams’. Stopping scammers is in our hands too. Further information about protecting yourself and your loved ones against scam fraud can be found at www.qld.gov.au/law/law-week. If you […]
TASC is a community legal centre providing legal, social justice and advocacy services to a large geographic area in South East Queensland for 40 years. Our management team is always looking for opportunities to develop skills, increase knowledge and partner with others community legal centres to better service our clients. This week, TASC CEO Frances […]
Natalie Alexander is an experienced Social Justice Advocate within the Fraser Coast Region. Natalie holds a Bachelor of Laws Degree and is extremely passionate about helping others find the Justice they deserve. In addition to her primary job functions, Natalie has been recognised for her dedication and commitment to policing, being awarded a National Police […]
Marlana Enklemann is an experienced Social Justice Advocate working from the TASC Ipswich office. She is passionate about advocating for people with disabilities to have the best quality of life possible. Marlana is tenacious, hardworking and driven and provides great outcomes for her clients. Marlana stated ‘I’m standing up for my clients so they can […]
Ian Valentine has many years of experience working in Human Services, including 4 ½ years as a Disability Support Worker. Driven by a desire to achieve social justice for all, Ian takes pride in striving for the desired outcome for every client. As a social justice advocate, Ian’s goals include making sure every client feels […]
1 in 2000 Australians are born with limb differences and more than 10,000 lose a limb each year due to injury, trauma, diabetes, cancer or infection. This can have a devastating impact on the lives of family, friends and loved ones. If you are a disabled person, or know somebody who is living with a […]
