About Time For Justice

04/09/2026

When survivors speak about the people who harmed them, one of the hardest parts can be knowing that those perpetrators may still be out there — sometimes moving through everyday life without anyone around them knowing what they’ve done.

And that can change the way survivors and families see things that should feel completely ordinary: school camps, sleepovers, community activities, and simply trusting the people around their children.

These concerns deserve to be heard, not brushed aside. Survivor voices matter, and raising awareness is one way we can help keep these conversations going.

👉 Share this post to help raise awareness and let other survivors know they’re not alone in feeling this way.
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We don’t provide legal advice, but we work with lawyers who can provide legal guidance about your individual circumstances.

03/09/2026

For survivors of institutional child SA, being heard by someone who genuinely understands can make all the difference.

At About Time For Justice, lived experience is at the heart of what we do. We understand that speaking about what happened isn’t easy, and that every person’s experience is different.

We stand beside survivors with compassion, without judgement, and help you understand what support and pathways may be available as you take steps toward justice and potential compensation.

We don’t provide legal advice, but we work alongside lawyers who do, so you can be connected with the right people when you’re ready.

👉 Speak up when you feel ready. You don’t have to navigate this alone.
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👉 From there, we can help connect you with the right legal support for your circumstances.

02/09/2026

Justice isn’t always a straight line, and for a lot of people carrying heavy trauma from institutional SA, the biggest hurdle isn’t just the past — it’s surviving the present.

When PTSD, severe anxiety, or depression take over, holding down a job can feel almost impossible. And when the income stops, the stress only spirals.

What many survivors don’t realize is that traditional legal claims aren’t the only door available. If psychological trauma has impacted your ability to work, your superannuation may have built-in insurance protections (like TPD) designed for exactly this kind of situation.

You don’t have to carry the financial burden alone, and you don’t have to figure out the legal maze by yourself. There are pathways to get support and secure what you’re entitled to so you can focus on healing.

We aren’t a law firm, but we walk alongside you, help you understand where you stand, and connect you with legal teams who get it.

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👉 Share this with someone who hasn’t been able to work due to trauma — it could change their path.

SuperannuationClaim

01/09/2026

If you experienced institutional child SA, you may have the right to seek justice and potential compensation.

At About Time for Justice, we advocate for survivors by helping you understand your options, connect with the right support, and navigate the next steps.

You don’t have to figure it all out on your own. Speaking up can be an important first step, and having the right support around you can make that step a little easier.

We don’t provide legal advice, but we work alongside lawyers who can provide legal advice specific to your circumstances.

👉 Speak up and start understanding your options.
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01/09/2026

About Time For Justice is a safe place. There are no silly questions! ⚖️

Return the backpack of emotions, embarrassment, shame, guilt and anger to its rightful owner - the perpetrator.
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http://abouttimeforjustice.com

30/08/2026

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25/08/2026

“Anyone who needs help in coming forward I highly recommend About Time For Justice.”
— BELLYUP & CO

Coming forward about what happened can be incredibly difficult. For many survivors, knowing where to start, who to talk to, or whether they’ll be believed can feel overwhelming.

Sometimes, hearing from someone who has been there can be the encouragement another person needs to take that first step.

That’s why About Time For Justice is here — to listen, provide support and help survivors understand that they don’t have to navigate the journey alone.

We also go LIVE every Tuesday night, creating a space where people can connect, ask questions and have a yarn about what they’re going through.

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If you or someone you know needs support, reach out. You don’t have to have all the answers before starting the conversation.

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