Sisters Inside
Community organisation advocating for the human rights of women and girls in the criminal justice system, offering pre- and post-release support, housing assistance and trauma-informed care.
Visit websiteJustice & re-entry services
Leaving custody is a vulnerable time. Alongside clinical care at CmyNP, these organisations provide legal, housing, psychosocial and community supports that help people re-enter the community safely and with dignity.

For corrections, health & NGO staff
Most staff print the consent, have it signed, scan it on the unit computer and upload it here. It goes straight into the patient's secure CmyNP chart.
Referring from a pharmacy or public alcohol and other drug clinic? Use the community referral pathway — no custody or release details needed.
Pharmacist / public AOD clinic referralPatient is still in custody and wants an appointment locked in for after release.
Send health info now — the patient books their own appointment when they're ready.
No paperwork for you — just give the patient our details before they leave.
Answer two quick questions.
Question 1
Is the patient's health information being sent by staff now?
Question 2
Does the patient want an appointment booked before release?
Choose a pathway above to see the upload box.
Full referral guide
This guide is designed for case managers, correctional officers, parole officers, prison health staff and NGO workers. Following these steps helps us book the right appointment, receive the right information, and provide safe continuity of care.
Explain that CmyNP offers bulk-billed telehealth consultations with Nurse Practitioner Shari Edwards. Confirm the patient understands and agrees to a referral for OST/ODT, hepatitis C, sexual health, primary care or post-release support. If they consent, move to step 2.
One fillable consent form covers every Justice referral. Ask the patient to tick only what is needed, then read, sign and date it. ODT dosing information is only shared when it applies to that patient.
With the patient's consent, collect the documents that will help us provide safe, continuous care. Useful items include:
If the patient is happy to choose a date and time before release, use the Halaxy booking page to select an appointment that falls after their release date.
Referring from a support line and wanting to book your client an appointment? Click Book now and enter their details.
Submit the signed consent form and supporting documents through the secure upload box below — it goes straight into the patient's chart — or email them from a secure government or organisational email address. Please do not send clinical documents from personal email accounts.
Go to the upload boxUrgent or time-critical handovers
For same-day release, missed LAIB depot windows, sudden court releases or other high-risk transitions, call the priority clinical line on 0424 260 578 and email the details to referrals@cmynp.com.au.
Community & re-entry supports
These independent organisations work alongside clinical care. CmyNP can help you connect with the right support as part of your transition plan.
Community organisation advocating for the human rights of women and girls in the criminal justice system, offering pre- and post-release support, housing assistance and trauma-informed care.
Visit websiteQueensland's statewide women's reintegration service, funded by the Queensland Government and delivered by Sero4. Supports women both in custody and after release, with trauma-informed, women-centred help and respectful engagement with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities.
Visit websiteSpecialist legal advice for prisoners on matters like parole, human rights, conditions of custody, and post-release legal navigation.
Visit websiteCulturally safe legal assistance and throughcare support designed to assist First Nations people transitioning out of custody back into the community.
Visit websitePre- and post-release support (up to 12 months), helping individuals and families with reintegration, social work, housing access, and community re-entry planning.
Visit websitePsychosocial transition support for people with complex mental health needs moving from custody back into community living.
Visit websiteDrug and alcohol diversion programs, court support, and AOD transition support for individuals returning to society.
Visit websiteSupported post-release accommodation and practical help to prevent homelessness after leaving custody.
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These independent services may be useful alongside CmyNP care. They are not run by CmyNP and you should contact them directly for advice and eligibility.
24/7 confidential counselling, support and referral for Queenslanders with alcohol and drug concerns, and for their families.
Visit websiteFree, confidential 24/7 counselling, information and referral for people in Victoria and a useful national alternative for AOD support.
Visit websiteSupport and information for families affected by alcohol and drug issues. Phone 1300 368 186.
Visit websiteQuick, accessible information on getting free or low-cost STI and blood-borne virus testing across Queensland.
Visit websiteStatewide sexual health information, clinic locations and resources for STIs, BBVs, contraception and sexual wellbeing.
Visit website24/7 crisis support, suicide prevention and mental health services. Phone 13 11 14.
Visit websiteInformation, advice and support for anxiety, depression and mental health concerns, including online chat and phone counselling.
Visit websiteConfidential 24/7 crisis support run by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. Phone 13 92 76.
Visit websiteYouth mental health support, counselling and information for young people aged 12–25 and their families.
Visit websitePractical health navigation support to help people understand and access the right services, appointments and care pathways.
Visit websitePhone 1800 474 753 for 24/7 support finding emergency shelter or housing assistance anywhere in Queensland.
Visit websiteA mobile-friendly search tool that helps people experiencing homelessness or hardship find local housing, meals, healthcare and support services.
Visit websiteSearch for Queensland Health and community services including mental health, AOD, sexual health and housing supports.
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