Vcat Human Rights Division

Cafe Court, located in the heart of Melbourne, offers a delightful selection of hot and cold beverages alongside a variety of delicious food options. Guests can choose to dine in or take away, with the convenience of online ordering to avoid queues. This café aims to create memorable experiences, whether it's for a daily coffee, a business meeting, or family brunch. With a commitment to satisfying hunger, Cafe Court is dedicated to serving the community with exceptional food and drinks. Generated from the website

The Victims of Crime Assistance Tribunal (VOCAT) in Melbourne has been replaced by the Victims of Crime Financial Assistance Scheme (FAS), which is now responsible for providing financial assistance to all victims of crime in Victoria. Applications for financial support must now be submitted through the FAS, as VOCAT has ceased substantive operations except for a small number of pending applications. The FAS provides various forms of financial assistance to eligible victims of crime, including urgent financial support for immediate expenses prior to the final determination of an application. The Victims of Crime Assistance Act 1996 outlines the types of victims eligible for assistance under this new scheme. Generated from the website

The Bendigo Law Courts serve the Bendigo and Loddon Mallee region, housing multiple courts and tribunals, including the Children's Court of Victoria, Magistrates' Court, and the Supreme Court of Victoria. Designed to provide comprehensive legal services, the facility also includes on-site legal and support services for the first time in the area. Visitors to the Bendigo Law Courts will find a range of accessible facilities and comprehensive information about court processes, ensuring a supportive environment during their legal proceedings. The courts acknowledge the Dja Dja Wurrung Traditional Owners and pay respect to the Elders and all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples. Generated from the website