
The Baggarrook program is designed to support highly vulnerable Aboriginal women as they transition from prison. The program involves participation and support provided by VALS and a number of allied organisations as well and the DHHS and Corrections Victoria. Each participant is provided with transitional housing, and a model of holistic support.
The program is designed with acknowledgment given to the significant and complex needs of Aboriginal women transitioning from prison, and is culturally safe, co-designed by VALS and the program partners.
If you would like more information about this program please contact VALS

“The Baggarrook program is open to all women and welcomes trans and gender diverse, non-binary, sistergirls, brotherboys, intersex and two spirit queer folk who identify as women and feel comfortable accessing a women’s housing service.”