Health Justice Australia is the national centre for health justice partnerships, supporting collaborations between services to achieve better health and justice outcomes for vulnerable communities. We support the expansion and effectiveness of health justice partnerships through: • Knowledge and its translation: developing evidence and translating that evidence into knowledge that is valued by practitioners, researchers, policy-makers and funders. • Building capability: supporting practitioners to work collaboratively, including through brokering, mentoring and facilitating partnerships. • Driving systems change: connecting the experience of people coming through health justice partnerships, and their practitioners, with opportunities for lasting systems change through reforms to policy settings, service design and funding. We are a national charity, established in 2016 through founding support from the Clayton Utz Foundation and Justice Connect. We have just announced a $3m grant from the Paul Ramsay Foundation to support our work over the next three years.